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There's a lot of Packers who shouldn't be over that loss.
I'm not over it...
I'm over it.
I hope the Packers aren't.
I hope the Packers aren't.
+1
Good hope they use that loss as motivation every single day this offseason.
Who the **** are the Packers?
All good. Bigger things in life...
Good... let that burn in their guts and drive them to greater heights in 2012-13.
I was over it before it was over.
Well I was over it before the first half was over.
Actually, at the very moment the half was over.
Actually, at the very moment the half was over.
With our D, the O had very little room for error. Played brilliantly and overcame D deficiencies in every game but KC and Giants. Too bad the second one actually meant something. Expected that team with record worst D wouldn't win SB so wasn't surprised, but disappointed they couldn't get past first playoff opponent. The O scores their usual 40+ at home and it's just like the game in the Meadowlands.
The 4 turnovers didn't impress me.
They didn't play a game anywhere near that bad all season long. Not even the loss to K.C.
We know why they did on that day. Nobody wants to admit it because they're all professionals but guess what...
They're human & they have a heart.
End of story. Can we move along now?
We know why they did on that day. Nobody wants to admit it because they're all professionals but guess what...
They're human & they have a heart.
End of story. Can we move along now?
I still don't understand what MM was thinking with the onside kick, or perhaps he wasn't.
quote:Originally posted by who:
I didn't recognize them in that game.
It was brutal, and really not ever close.
As bad as the Pack played, it actually was close. A 1 score game well into the 4th quarter. The last 8 minutes of the game, it totally fell apart, but it was a game before that. Hopefully the Pack takes something from it that they will never allow that type of performance to happen again at Lambeau in the playoffs.
It was classic NFL: entirely, predictably, unpredictably predictable.
And it sucked ass to boot.
Still, I thought they'd un-jinx it until Grant's fumble. That one hurt bad. That was when I finally understood country music.
And it sucked ass to boot.
Still, I thought they'd un-jinx it until Grant's fumble. That one hurt bad. That was when I finally understood country music.
quote:Originally posted by FarmDog:
All good. Bigger things in life...
LIAR! J/K but why'd you check in then?
quote:Originally posted by michiganjoe:
I still don't understand what MM was thinking with the onside kick, or perhaps he wasn't.
Hindsight is always 20/20. If the onside kick had succeeded it would have been genius.
Linky
From the linky...
"Teams typically attempt them when they have less than a 10% chance of winning. Even then, they only do it about 26% of the time"
"Teams typically attempt them when they have less than a 10% chance of winning. Even then, they only do it about 26% of the time"
...it stings the nostrils.
I hope this is a pissed off defense in 2012. They were a shell of themselves in 2011 when you compare to when Capers first came here.
Yes injuries to guys like Collins and Tramon did them no favors. But there was a lot of piss poor tackling that had little to nothing to do with being hurt.
Yes injuries to guys like Collins and Tramon did them no favors. But there was a lot of piss poor tackling that had little to nothing to do with being hurt.
They picked the worst time of the year to play their worst game of the year. I don't think the Packers would have beaten Minnesota that day as bad as they played.
NYG played better and they also got the breaks. On the Rodgers fumble, the Giants blew coverage and 1 second later Jennings is streaking down the sidelines with a long TD. Instead, the Packers turn the ball over yet again and it was the game in a nutshell. Coulda shoulda woulda
NYG played better and they also got the breaks. On the Rodgers fumble, the Giants blew coverage and 1 second later Jennings is streaking down the sidelines with a long TD. Instead, the Packers turn the ball over yet again and it was the game in a nutshell. Coulda shoulda woulda
quote:Originally posted by packerboi:
I hope this is a pissed off defense in 2012. They were a shell of themselves in 2011 when you compare to when Capers first came here.
Yes injuries to guys like Collins and Tramon did them no favors. But there was a lot of piss poor tackling that had little to nothing to do with being hurt.
Agreed. I thought the 2 guys that suffered the "Super Bowl hangover" more than anyone were Raji and Shields. Shields was a lot less physical than in 2010 when he wasn't afraid to stick a guy. Raji looked like maybe he just wasn't in condition and was spent pretty early in the year. Woodson and Peprah also seemed to forget how to tackle. The secondary coaches really need to focus on fixing Williams (if healthy), Woodson, Shields and Co. They all seemed to just try to bump guys down instead of wrap up and tackle.
Yup.quote:Originally posted by Boris:
They didn't play a game anywhere near that bad all season long. Not even the loss to K.C.
We know why they did on that day. Nobody wants to admit it because they're all professionals but guess what...
They're human & they have a heart.
End of story. Can we move along now?
With the exception of Driver, every skill position player had a bad game. I am guessing the above cause is more evident with skill position players.
How else does almost everyone happen to have a lousy game?
I agree.
I think he's on his way to getting over it... 
He take on a part-time job as a waiter?
Yep. He put kworst in charge of his investments. Turns out abject misery had a bad few quarters in a row. Poor bastard.
quote:Originally posted by packerboi:
He take on a part-time job as a waiter?
I'd wait on her anytime!