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Originally posted by kentomagic:
+++
Peprah (he's a footballer)
Bishop
Hawk
Green
#93 (new LBer??)
tackling (basic technique without showy but ineffective hits)


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yeah I saw the #93 really hustling out there, solid play.

the only - would be some horrible dropsies by the WR but maybe the wind had something to do with it as NYJ had worse drops than we did

also agree on Peprah,Bishop, Masthay and Green
The game was won because we stopped their running game. Everyone knew that's what they would do, they tried it, Dom and Co. stopped it.

++++ Run D / DL

The Packers kept their cool, played mistake free football and did enough to win verses an excellent team in their building.

+++ DB's Tramon, Woodson, Peprah
+++ Poise
+++ Mistake free football
+++ Great win on the road

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Minuses?
Driver is hurt
+
    Our guys took Rex Ryan's team down a peg
    These last two wins have taken away a bit of the pain from the three 3pt losses
    Capers knows how to get things done in this league, I can't stop laughing over the dumbasses who said our defense would be worse this year.


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    Too many dropped passes and misses, but they said the gameplan was to ignore completion % and play it safe. Still don't like seeing it.
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We have had our fair share of games where calls did not go our way. Today we got lucky on both those INT's.



Wrong. The rules states control to the ground because the ground was part of the catch(No football move). If the ball comes out and hits the ground, what is the rule? And what about Nelson getting tackled what would've gave the Packers a 1st down inside the Jets 40? And the Packers forced a couple other fumbles along with dropped at least two other ints(Bishop,Woodson).
Overall the refs were solid today. The Williams int was questionable, but that was third down anyway so the Packers would have gotten the ball back. The Woodson int was a great play, as usual. Only call i didn't like was the illegal contact that was waved off. Still don't understand the explanation on that one.

I like watching games with few flags. The game just flows better.
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we did NOT get lucky on the second one...the WR didn't have control as the ball was still moving...the ball did NOT touch the ground, instead, Woody snagged it as it was being bobbled around....

Agreed. I thought they god lucky on the first one, but the second one reminded me of the Antonio Freeman MNF game ("He did what?), in that the WR didn't have control of the ball, but it never hit the ground.
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Originally posted by CUPackFan:
Overall the refs were solid today. The Williams int was questionable, but that was third down anyway so the Packers would have gotten the ball back.

Yep, and I'm pretty sure they didn't get any points off that turnover so it's just a matter of field position. Jets did squat today with good and bad field position so it's pretty dumb to call the Packers lucky based on something like this.
+ Ryan/Shottenheimer's offensive game plan. What to put the game in the hands of a not-to-accurate 2nd year quarterback. Sorry...but how many times did the Jets gain 5 yards on 1st down and then not convert on the next two. If the Pack could get 5 yards instead of 2 on 1st down they would have a lot better 3rd down conversion percentage.

+ Dom's defense.....the d-line held up very well.

- Rodger's just seem inaccuarate on anything more than 20 yards down field this year....or should I say the last couple games.
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Originally posted by Fedya:
One positive not mentioned yet is that the Packers already got their game against Buffalo out of the way. Even though Buffalo is 0-7, they haven't given up yet, and should have beaten the Chiefs today. (They hit a 53-yarder in OT, except that the Chiefs' coach called timeout first.)


WTF are you talking about?
Positives:

Honestly, everyone on defense gets a + today. I just saw nothing but positives on that side of the ball that I can remember.

The punting was solid.

Negatives:

The Packers stopped that fake punt by inches, but the bad news was they were caught with their pants down (That would be you Slocum). Gotta be more ready for that sort of thing.

The other negative is, this team is playing with tons of heart and guts, but without guys like Finley, Grant, and a healthy Driver, the offense is probably going to struggle for the rest of the year as the skill guys at WR, TE, and RB that are left are just a little too ordinary to make this a potent offense.

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