@Fedya posted:One thing this game is showing is how truly bad the Bears are.
And yet the Bears still scored more points against GB last week than they did today.
@Fandame posted:Let em score. Let's see what Love can do.
I hope he gets the chance.
@Chongo posted:Bitch about the D all you want...the offense hasn't exactly done their part in the 2H
The offense is missing arguably its best receiver, #1 running back and both starting tackles.
The defense has given up 440 yards and dropped two interceptions and is in danger of blowing a 12 point lead.
Sure sounds like Vilma is cheering for Atlanta.
@MichiganPacker posted:I think last week's Savage performance was the exception to the rule.
He's played ok today. Couple bad plays that stuck out but hasn't been brutal like last year
@Tschmack posted:This is what you get when you have Joe Berry as your DC and your defensive backs can’t tackle and our safeties can’t cover. This game was in the bag until it wasn’t.
If they lose, it's the pattern for almost all bad losses in the MLF era.
1. A soft zone defense playing a vanilla scheme. The Joe Barry special.
2. Savage unable to play the ball in the air (Tampa Bay NFC title game)
3. MLF turtling up in 4th quarters and going conservative.
MLF got badly outcoached today. Win or lose.
And they still can’t stop them, FU dingleberry
@MichiganPacker posted:MLF wasn't exactly stellar either. Two 3 and outs on the last two offensive series. One by having your back who trips over his own feet constantly run 3 times up the middle.
Didn’t help to have your arguably 4 best offensive players out (Jones, Watson, Bakh, Jenkins since the first half)
Well, it's been entertaining for sure. We knew the O was going to be a work in progress and it's actually been better than I thought
@PackerPatrick posted:The Packers defense will be well rehearsed when it comes to facing a run heavy team in the future.
448 yards to 224 at this point.
The Pack got manhandled today outside of the QB position and the score.
@ilcuqui posted:Didn’t help to have your arguably 4 best offensive players out (Jones, Watson, Bakh, Jenkins since the first half)
They were moving the ball with all of them out. Running a C- level RB three times in a row on your final offensive series is inexcusable.
The defense is nearly at full strength, and they are looking like the keystone cops. It doesn’t matter how much talent is on the field if the man behind the curtain is a fucking idiot.
@Fandame posted:Well, it's been entertaining for sure. We knew the O was going to be a work in progress and it's actually been better than I thought
24 points is better than last year.
@MichiganPacker posted:They were moving the ball with all of them out. Running a C- level RB three times in a row on your final offensive series is inexcusable.
MLF doing what he does.
Let’s not just bash our defense. They have a great RB duo.
@lambeausouth posted:The defense is nearly at full strength, and they are looking like the keystone cops. It doesn’t matter how much talent is on the field if the man behind the curtain is a fucking idiot.
Maybe , just maybe there isn’t as much talent as we would like to believe
57 seconds to get in FG range, let’s see what the young man can do
Before packer offense gets a chance. I picked Atlanta to win in the pool. (1 point) 🤣
Also, the failure to try a 51 yard FG indoors with your big-legged kicker in the first quarter because you can't snap the ball in time was an MLF f-up as well.
Plenty of time to get in FG range. Let’s see what kind of stones the kid has.
Ugh……..hate these games…..no time outs left, well, might see ♥️ shine, or lose. 
@PackerPatrick posted:Let’s not just bash our defense. They have a great RB duo.
ATL O is almost as green as ours. They made it work.
COME ON YOUNG MAN
LEAD THOSE YOUNG MEN