So long, Mike. 
Hope they hire someone to salvage the end of #12's career. What a sad waste the last 8 seasons have been.
I can't recall a worse Special Teams unit in recent Packer history. And considering how bad they've been under MM, that's saying a lot.
Fu**
Ah, another phase of our team that is...well, less than stellar.
The bone-headed plays this team has subjected us to this year are many.
They're a reflection of a very poorly coached team.
Bye Mike.
Thanks for some great seasons.
lambeausouth posted:MichiganPacker2 posted:Keep in mind it should be 30-14 already.
The field goals were hardly chip shots. The first was, what, 47 yards? The second 56. I don't just give them those points because they missed.
It was 51 before the penalty and he made that kick.
It's in a dome. They are not gimmes outside in Lambeau.
I'm going to check out that ****ing pussies option.
Why wouldn’t you put the better returner Davis back there?
We do what we do. And tough guys from PA don’t change because of these new fangled successful teams what with their analytics and their innovation.
That was a dumb play, but it just saved the inevitable awkward drive of maybe 7 plays and losing the ball on downs after at least one sack.
I blame this loss on injuries and inexperienced players.
michiganjoe posted:Packers have gained only 12 yards last 14 offensive plays
— Mike Clemens (@MikeClemensNFL) November 26, 2018Dysfunctional
It is how unprepared they looked doing it that is most shocking.
Other than maybe Pettine. It’s hard to imagine any coach on the staff being around after the season is over.
Henry posted:I'm going to check out that ****ing pussies option.
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Timpranillo posted:Why wouldn’t your put the better returner Davis back there?
Because he's hurt and out of the game..............
Defense plays their hearts out and offense and special teams screw it up
Everything we've seen in this game we've seen consistently this season. I had some hope that the entire team would play like their hair was on fire and this was for the season. They did not. And it that is all on MM.
Timpranillo posted:Why wouldn’t your put the better returner Davis back there?
We do what we do. And tough guys from PA don’t change because of these new fangled successful teams what with their analytics and their innovation.
Davis is out with a hamstring injury.
At least I don't need to get my hopes up for the duration of the season. They're shorthanded, but even when they're healthy they've been bad. There's zero cohesion on any unit. And when one unit does something right the other units undo the progress. This is the mark of a lost team. Time for changes.
PackerPatrick posted:I blame this loss on injuries and inexperienced players.
On offense? This late in the season?
The offense looked like it was pre-season.
Williams leaving coverage to “sack” Cousins which leads to a wide open receiver for a touchdown, and then decides to do whatever the hell that was on a punt.
He can be cut tomorrow, thanks.
Does Collinsworth realize the Packers have no DBs left? Cousins has been adequate but I don't watch this game thinking that Cousins has been the difference.
The idiot announcers just made me turn the sound off.
ChilliJon posted:Other than maybe Pettine. It’s hard to imagine any coach on the staff being around after the season is over.
Somehow Winston Moss will still be employed.
So, who are we missing right now? Perry on IR. Daniels out. King out. Who else is out in the secondary? My head is spinning.
Cobb out. Bakhtiari out. Allison out. Graham might as well be out with that thumb. Davis out. Who else is out on the line? Are either of our guards back? It's been so long since we've had the ball...
ChilliJon posted:Other than maybe Pettine. It’s hard to imagine any coach on the staff being around after the season is over.
Joe Whitt and James Campbell are keepers IMO. Charles Woodson has been effusive in his praise of Whitt, that’s good enough for me.
Time to accidentally drive cousins shoulder into the turf. Accidently if course
Cousins has done what he is supposed to do, play well, under control, no turnovers and complete passes. No need to diss him.
Did the Vikings just go for it on 4th down with a chipshot FG waiting?
MichiganPacker2 posted:Pikes Peak posted:Grave Digger posted:I came into this game not very wound up about this team or this season and I don’t feel disappointed. Is what it is. We’re not a good team this year and every player and coach is responsible, the QB included. If they don’t make the playoffs, which is looking more likely by the second, then we will see wholesale changes this offseason. That’s fine, I just hope more is addressed than just inserting a new HC.
This
They need a reset. They've run the same plays for 13 years it seems. There's some value in continuity and consistency. But, we do what we do eventually runs its course. It works if you have superior talent, but no one is ever schemed open after the first couple of drives unless they go to a 2 minute drill.
This
Wow, why go for that? FG puts you up 2 TDs. Now the Packers only need TD and FG to tie.
artis posted:At least I don't need to get my hopes up for the duration of the season. They're shorthanded, but even when they're healthy they've been bad. There's zero cohesion on any unit. And when one unit does something right the other units undo the progress. This is the mark of a lost team. Time for changes.
I'm good with the defense. I think at both coaching and personnel-wise, it is on a positive track.
PackerPatrick posted:The idiot announcers just made me turn the sound off.
The Packers just made me turn the TV off.
Pikes Peak posted:Cousins has done what he is supposed to do, play well, under control, no turnovers and complete passes. No need to diss him.
He's facing a MASH unit defense. No need to diss him, but no need to heap praise on him like Collinsworth has been doing, either.