Replay........and watching with different eyes......

Yes the game is on NFL Network RIGHT NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow....Janis was catching everything......LOVE HIM.  Will the Packers keep him?

In general our OL really took it to those guys. Bakh is a frigging warrior. Sitton did a great job on Calais Campbell.

Aaron had ALL DAY TO THROW..... does anyone remember that?  

and hello??? Is anyone watching this game NOW.??

I wonder if they should went for 2 this time?

Hope Janis doesn't get past phat this off season.

Ok, I think the boys are doing ok.  Start of the 4th quarter.  Still feeling pretty good and not biting nails yet.  INT for the Packers......woohoo.

Now.......with 3:44 left in the game.  I quit watching.  Sorry.....I went into the office and really started blabbering on times four.  So I'm starting to watch on the TV and here is where it gets interesting.  Now it's. 1:55 left.  

I can't watch it yet, wound is still open and bleeding. 

Ok, it was a horrible overtime......but D*MN, the game was in our grasp.  THEY SHOULD HAVE WON THE GAME.  THEY SHOULD HAVE WON.         

By Wednesday maybe I'll be alright.  I keep replaying the Hail Mary to help me feel better.

I watched up till the end of regulation. Replayed the hail mary several times. That is one play that never gets old. After all these years of watching Aaron he still amazes. Man did Janis step up in this game.

I think 30 million people saw bowling balls drop into his jock strap Saturday night.

The Packers should have won that game.  The refs blew it.  I saw several blatant holding non-calls against AZ.  Two holding on Peppers and one holding on Matthews.  Then the PI in the EZ was an atrocious miss.   This loss does not bother me half as much as the disaster in Seattle last year.   These guys had AZ on the ropes and a stupid blown D coverage costs them the chance to move on.  Despite the injuries and how bad this season went, they put it together and played well.

Both J Janis and Jared A. looked like seasoned-vets out there.  Funny how it works, when there is no else left to count on, these two guys finally buck-up and deliver.

Rodgers was incredibly cool.  When they got the ball with 1:50 he walked into the pumping his fist.  Watching it live, I knew then they had a real chance to tie it up.

Other than the two big runs, Lacy looked slow and bumbley.  On the long run he was chugging for wind instead of making a bee-line straight for the goal-line.

Too bad Rodgers dropped that 3rd pass, it would have been a big momentum builder.

Shields took his eye off the ball on the last chance he had for an INT...because he didn't have his hands positioned correctly. 

Maybe you missed my previous post in the Arians thread.

They didn't call holding on either OL all night long. You can't expect the refs to call it when the game is on the line.

It's a miracle the defenses played as well as they did. I enjoyed the consistency of the refs. They let them play.

look who he's throwing the ball to... Abbrederis, Janis, James Jones. Not that these guys are slouches but thinking back to the beginning of the year, I never would've imagined that would be his WR corps in the playoffs.

Very fun seeing Abbrederis play the way he did. As long as he can stay healthy, GB will have a solid contributor.

Lacy should've scored on that big run. He needs to get on a weight loss regimen. Get back down to about 230. (My guess is he's at 255-260 right now)

I think they should resign Raji, Perry and Neal.

that 4th quarter TD drive by ARI was killer. I counted 3 or 4 "fortune plays"; luck in it's truest, purest form.

Hail Mary throw by Rodgers is probably the greatest pass in playoff history. The lucky part is that it scored a TD; but it's pure arm talent that allowed AR to put the ball where he did.

Had Neal sacked Palmer on that first play in OT, we win. We would've forced a punt (they would've run on second down, and we would've stuffed it, and Palmer would've thrown an incompletion under pressure on third down). Abby would've fielded the punt at midfield and run it back to the 40, Arod would've gotten a couple first downs and Mason would've sent us on to Carolina.

Where we might have won. I know most don't think that, especially if Cobb and Adams were still out, but I have faith in the new crew of wideouts.

Cool comparison.