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We won
For the Love of God, FINALLY!, no one hurt
Crosby 100%
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Savage with an ugly game
Special Teams needs Jesus
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A victory and thankfully they don't give style points.
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Offense at the end of the game. Missed an open Lazard that would have ended it and then an ugly three and out up by seven.
Thanks to John Harbaugh. Head scratching decisions that benefitted us.
Not kicking that fg, going for it on 4th and 5 from their own 28 with most of the 4th quarter left, then that horrid 2 pt play when we couldn't contain running Huntley.
No surprise, but Division Champs!
You have to come prepared every week in the NFL. Look at Arizona. Browns and lions will give us their best.
This team has to tighten things up before we hit the playoffs. Dallas, LA, Brady, etc will capitalize on soft defense and shitty ST
Congrats to MLF and team for winning the division. Refocus on Cleveland. Should be a great one on Christmas!
- Imagining watching a game with Tschmack.
Bring on Covland
+ no injuries
+ NFC North Champs
- Faaak, just when you think special teams couldn't be any more special
- Did Savage work with Drayton this week?
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Lazard seems back on track
Hard running by Jones
Mason
Big Dog
Harbaugh's coaching
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We all knew the D was going to have one like this sooner or later. Just not enough depth to rest guys.
Special teams again and again and again.
Really missed Kenny Clark.
You could really see the frustration on MLFs face after the delay of game on that 4th quarter punt.
He needs to accept that the best course right now is to cut ties immediately. Give the next guy 3 weeks to dial it in and ensure we can just be fundamentally sound going into the playoffs.
Playing King, Lazard, Jones, and Dillon on teams is great but not the solution.
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Very good win against a tough opponent in a loud stadium with lots of injuries.
Kenny Clark's agent had a great day
Aaron Rodgers (yeah he missed Lazard) needs to be signed to whatever deal/contract required to keep him a Green Bay Packer until he decides to retire
I crapped on Deguara a lot, but he's made a lot of strides not just catching the ball but being in the right place, making some blocks.
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Special Teams hasn't cost a game, yet. But my god.
DL without Clark get very little pressure and was manhandled much of the game.
Easy to bitch about Savage, but I dunno, maybe make some sort of adjustment
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Rodgers is really good
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Everything else
If you think everything else in the game was a minus you are just plain stupid or drunk or both!!!!
+ Stokes, Jones, OL , Lizard, Rodgers to MVS
- Rodgers lack of practice missed Gimmie passes
No Adjustment in Andrews until there was only 40 secounds left.
+ win is win
+ special teams played better than last week
- was supposed to be in GB watching the game with my dad and brother.
- my wife is making us watch Hallmark now.
+ (Guess Iâll have to have another Manhattan)
11 - 3, NFCN Champs
+ ammos drag queen persona
- Feyda getting excited over the concept
Positives
winning the division and in the drivers seat for Home field
Finding a way to win on the road
#12 what can you say he is freaking good
negatives
not a big fan of the soft defense
letting their Qb run and not adjusting to Andrews
Good tequila got me through the special teams
Nice dogs, Mr. Benni.
Is it worth considering signing a kick off specialist who can put it consistently in back of end zone to try to limit one aspect of our ST weakness?
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- Zone - The Packers aren't good enough at it to really stop teams, even one's with a solid backup QB.
- Special Teams - There's a level of stink set in that's hard to stomach.
@Blair Kiel posted:- Imagining watching a game with Tschmack.
Please no.
@BrainDed posted:You could really see the frustration on MLFs face after the delay of game on that 4th quarter punt.
He needs to accept that the best course right now is to cut ties immediately. Give the next guy 3 weeks to dial it in and ensure we can just be fundamentally sound going into the playoffs.
Playing King, Lazard, Jones, and Dillon on teams is great but not the solution.
I would bring in another guy but considering the time I'd have ST doing nothing but practicing catching and covering. That's it.
I'd also make the long snapper practice until his fucking arms ached.
@DocBenni posted:
You know we're gonna Zapruder any home pictures.
Isn't it about time for that vasectomy?
...and feet off the coffee table!
@FLPACKER posted:Is it worth considering signing a kick off specialist who can put it consistently in back of end zone to try to limit one aspect of our ST weakness?
Molson is already on the PS. The team has protected him there every week.
@Blair Kiel posted:- Imagining watching a game with Tschmack.
Reimagining Packer fans
Thx, Fedya.
BK, what is Zapruder? Also, I built the table so I can put my feet on it!
Find ways to win. Ugly or otherwise.
@Timpranillo posted:+
DL without Clark get very little pressure and was manhandled much of the game.
Easy to bitch about Savage, but I dunno, maybe make some sort of adjustment
I think the way the D played was out of necessity with Clark out.
Baltimore has really fast receivers and a TE that is a mismatch for the Packers. Without Clark I think Barry knew it was going to be a challenge to get consistent pressure and had our CB playing off all day so as not to get beat deep.
It almost got us beat, but it didnât.
In the heat of battle, it's easy to lose sight of the big picture.
It wasn't a good game for the Packers defense, but it is somewhat expected when they are still a MASH unit, and didn't have perhaps their best player available.
Maybe we'll learn more about some other factors that played a part; for instance, did Barry have a poor scheme for this game, or did the Ravens OC smoke him?
Was there not enough preparation for Huntley? Or was it just poor execution?
In any case, this defense is going to struggle at times. Perhaps it will become better if JA and or Z can return, and we certainly know it's much better when KC plays.
But I think most, if not all, remaining games will hinge on offensive production, and scoring enough points to win. Some may require 24+ points, some may require 30+.
@PackerPatrick posted:Molson is already on the PS. The team has protected him there every week.
Thanks for that info. I know teams don't like to spend an active game day spot on an extra specialist, but there was a time when some teams did it. I guess it depends on how confident they could be in Molson kicking touch backs significantly more times than Mason does.... before today he is 26th in that category with 43 % of his kicks touchbacks.
@DocBenni posted:Thx, Fedya.
BK, what is Zapruder? Also, I built the table so I can put my feet on it!
The Zapruder film is a silent 8mm color motion picture sequence shot by Abraham Zapruder with a Bell & Howell home-movie camera, as United States President John F. Kennedy's motorcade passed through Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas, on November 22, 1963. Unexpectedly, it ended up capturing the President's assassination.
Don't take mine, take shitmack's.
@Chongo posted:I think the way the D played was out of necessity with Clark out.
Baltimore has really fast receivers and a TE that is a mismatch for the Packers. Without Clark I think Barry knew it was going to be a challenge to get consistent pressure and had our CB playing off all day so as not to get beat deep.
It almost got us beat, but it didnât.
It's nearly impossible to judge this defense harshly with KC out. Seems like so much of what they do well is predicated on him being the anchor inside. He's the main reason Campbell has been free to roam and make plays. He's a big part of covering up for deficiencies in the secondary. And his absence speaks directly to Aikman's comments about DL guys getting flushed inside for Huntley to bounce it to the sideline. With Clark in there, GB isn't as forced to pick one poison or another.
As painful as it is to watch TEs scorch the defense, Andrews is a matchup nightmare right up there with Kelce, Kittle, Gronk, etc. A healthy Clark and Alexander might allow Barry some flexibility in how they approach that issue as well as the dual threat qb.
Rodgers spoke much of the year about the offense being close. I'm thinking similar of the defense at this point. They've played with patchwork most of the year. We won't see them flourish without getting guys back in time for the playoff push.
