Blair Kiel posted:Beyond belief how open he was.
I think that means we have yet to have a touchdown all this year where Aaron has not thrown or ran it in
titmfatied posted:@acmepackingco
Ladies and gentlemen - that 31-yard TD was the Packers' longest touchdown of the season. Let that sink in.
This deserves another look
"Really open" has become a thing.
justanotherpackerfan posted:Ok, percent chance Washington scores this drive...95.7%
Way to rub it in
Also notice the lack of pressure on Cousins. It's like he has the no contact practice jersey on.
titmfatied posted:@acmepackingco
Ladies and gentlemen - that 31-yard TD was the Packers' longest touchdown of the season. Let that sink in.
Is there anyway to play against the Packers secondary in something other than practice? That ought to do it.
Boy sure would be nice if the Dline could help out
Good thing Teddy has no veterans as backups in the secondary. Really important to always be one of the youngest teams in the league.
We have young guys back there. Where the heck are our safeties?
Let's get 7 quick too and then we are back to being mortally scared of the D.
Face it folks, the injuries at DB have crushed us...
justanotherpackerfan posted:A little pass rush would help
Sure would!
Clay is a shadow of his former self.
PackerBackerDPM posted:Ok I get it lots of guys injured but that's what practice is for right. For coaches to coach em up and the players to practice. There is not one phase of this team in sync.
Apples to oranges, but I coached my son's football team this year. Out of 11 kids we had 4 who could play. The other 7 were useless. I'm no Lombardi, but there was no amount of coaching or practice that would've turned these 7 wastes of space into anything close to football players.
It is what it is. You can't shine sh!t. With all of the injuries, the Packers don't have the horses to compete. That's bad luck, and poor management. We should have capable backups. Not that Compers could do aything with it.
This post is highly influenced by vodka. And I've been spoiled as a Packers fan. What a sh!tty season.
We don't have the CB talent to play man so we go to zone, and does the other team. ugh
Unbelievable. Why the fuk are these CBs 1 on 1 with receivers. You want to know the line where its play calling and not execution? Right there. This is 4 weeks of horrible gameplanning. Unacceptable.
ZOOKED!
How can these guys, again, not know who's supposed to catch the ball!?
Cavetoad posted:Let's get 7 quick too and then we are back to being mortally scared of the D.
Face it folks, the injuries at DB have crushed us...
true but shame on us. Injuries happen. Many teams can overcome them. Going from consensus NFCC favorite to battling the bears for the cellar should not be caused by injuries. Shame on the front office and coaches.
Clay is a roid product and always was.
His juice ran out in '14 with the advent blood tests for HGH.
It's just too bad we don't play the Browns this year. We would help them feel a lot better about themselves.
@ukpackers
What do the Packers and a circle have in common?
Both have no corners. Absolutely none.
Pistol GB posted:Clay is a roid product and always was.
His juice ran out in '14 with the advent blood tests for HGH.
You know..... I want to tell you to STFU.
But I can't.
Other than 1 drop, Starks is having a nice night
Starks and Cobb kicking ass and taking names!
Cook is good, but his play really reinforces how bad RichRod is.
Helps to have CBs that can play.
Rob Demovsky ESPN Staff Writer
The Packers have now allowed 11 TDs on throws of 15 or more yards downfield, tied with the Browns for the most in the NFL. Last year, they allowed only six TDs on such throws all year, according to ESPN Stats & Information.