@Boris posted:WHOOO?!?!??
Does DeGuara have pictures of Gutey with farm animals or something?!??
Taylor has to be moved to the 53 to play again
The 2023 Salary Cap is $224.8M.
— Ken Ingalls - Packers Cap 💰 (@KenIngalls) September 25, 2023
Today the Green Bay Packers played & won a football game with $118.5M (53%) of cap space unavailable on the field.
Dead: $59.34M
PUP: $3.25M
IR: $1.03M
Bakh: $21.34M
Jaire: $10.76M
Jones: $8.20M
Jenkins: $6.97M
Campbell: $5.53M
Watson: $2.10M
Moneyball!
@CUPackFan posted:They lose this game with ARod. Can't explain it, but the team seemed to give up when things weren't going right. Seems the opposite with Love.
I would like your post so much more without this section.
Disagree 💯%
Aaron Rodgers is a NY Jet and isn't even playing. Focus on the positive not "what ifs"
10 did about as well as you could expect today given the garbage job the OL did most of the day..the fact he only has one experienced WR who has one year of experience, a rookie TE and his best RB/pass catcher out with a hammy.
But what's ifs are the yeah buts of the new decade. And stuff.
What if I went back in time and killed a butterfly. Would Jordan Love still be a QB?
I think one of the big positives not yet mentioned is that Jones is one week closer to coming back.
I wonder if the front office wishes they started Watson on IR.
Zach Tom
I’m thinking this is where Tom might have injured his knee. He would play 4 more plays on the knee and seemed mostly fine. Hopefully it’s nothing serious. pic.twitter.com/SN8lhEoMPV
— Andy Herman (@AndyHermanNFL) September 25, 2023
@H5 posted:Zach Tom
I’m thinking this is where Tom might have injured his knee. He would play 4 more plays on the knee and seemed mostly fine. Hopefully it’s nothing serious. pic.twitter.com/SN8lhEoMPV
— Andy Herman (@AndyHermanNFL) September 25, 2023
Looks like a hammy to me.
So his career is over?
+ + +
they won a game they had no business winning
Love with the 4Q comeback (fuqk u Rodgers)
Gary was pretty disruptive
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A whole lot
@Blair Kiel posted:So his career is over?
Goalline is making arrangements with the funeral home. Luckily many ex-Packers are in the area.
It’s interesting you would mention Goalline and funerals in the same sentence because he is dead to me.
It’s all Greek to me.
Well that and apparently John Wayne said some hurtful things about some folks.
@Blair Kiel posted:It’s all Greek to me.
Persian
@Slobknocker posted:Biggest plus of the game was MLF realizing that going for 2 down 14 points gave the Packers a better shot at winning the game then playing for the tie and seeing what happens in OT. Conventional wisdom says to kick the extra point, score another touchdown, kick that extra point and tie the game at 17-17. Theoretically, the Packers scored those last two touchdowns would have the momentum as they likely would be heading into overtime. But this obscures one crucial point, the goal is to win the game, not tie it. Tying the game simply means you're asking your Joe Barry defense to make another stop and your offense to put together a third scoring drive, rather than two. If overtime is involved, this brings a coin flip into the equation, where your offense must score a third touchdown (if you win the toss) or make a stop and then kick a field goal (if you lose the toss).If the 2-point try was successful, the Packers would now trail 17-11, and another touchdown plus an extra point wins you the game. What's more statistically likely: putting together three consecutive scoring drives (7 + 7 + 3) or converting one 2-point conversion (8 + 7)? If the Packers' 2-point try didn't work, keeping their deficit at 17-9, that didn't doom their hopes. It's still a one-possession game at that point. A touchdown and a 2-point conversion ties the game, leaving the Packers exactly where they'd been had they just kicked the PAT. But even if you miss both 2 point conversions, your still OK. Remember, kicking two extra points still requires three scoring drives to win -- TD, TD, FG. But missing both 2-point tries still leaves you with a chance to win the game in three drives in this scenario -- 6 + 6 + 3 gives you 15 points, enough to erase a 14-point deficit.
I read the same article...give the author credit.
Plagiarism?
Oh, oh.
He’ll never get elected President!
Oh, wait.
Marion is such a Beta name, I can see why he changed it.
https://twitter.com/Peter_Buko.../1706134325811429378
Sorry it’s a link. Beta Boy Bukowski disabled embedding of it.
Edit: I got you 😁
Every Jordan Love play from the fourth quarter. There's some really, really good QB play in here.
— Peter Bukowski (@Peter_Bukowski) September 25, 2023
This isn't schemed up, LaFleur doing the work stuff. It's must pass against a top-5 defense without LT1, LG1, RB1, and WR1. pic.twitter.com/knB5CbhPKs
Saints week is over. Is it Loins week yet?
@Blair Kiel posted:It’s all Greek to me.
They've had 3 big, fat weddings. Something is afoot.
Before today, the Packers had won ONE game in franchise history when trailing by 17+ points entering the fourth quarter, per @ESPNStatsInfo. That was the 2018 home opener against the Bears.
What sticks out in my mind is the rushing touchdown from Love. The announcers said right before the play, "Jordan Love told us that if he scored a rushing touchdown, he was doing a Lambeau Leap."
Well, he scored a rushing touchdown, and the idea of leaping into the stands to celebrate didn't play in his body language for even a fraction of a second. He didn't give a damn about the personal glory. He wanted to win, and he was immediately getting prepared to go for 2.
Rodgers, as great as he was, would have been doing the belt, or chirping at one of the other team's players. I think this one play summed up everything about Jordan Love.
There were times today that he reminded me of Favre. The joy in playing, in playing well, in coming back with his team, was evident to everybody in the stadium, and everybody watching on tv.
There will be some growing pains on occasion. But let's take stock of where #10 is three games into his career as starter. He's 2-1 with 7 TD passes and 1 pick, and a rushing TD. He's had some beautiful runs (that 24 yarder today was a thing of beauty down the sidelines).
He hasn't had anywhere near his entire starting unit around him, and he's playing at a pretty high level.
Yeah, I'm excited. So sue me. We've got a quarterback and a leader, and they're wearing the same number. If this team can just get healthy, and stick together for a while, this offense is going to go places.
The difference I saw this week was that Lafleur went for it more often than not on fourth down, and went for 2. They didn’t always succeed, but that attitude carried them to victory.
As much as we dislike Joe Barry, the defense was able to mostly shut down their experienced back up QB in 2nd half.
Great team win.
Let’s clean up those penalties and tame the Lions.
Jury still out on Love but he is a baller.
Love and Gary are this week’s MVPs
@Blair Kiel posted:Plagiarism?
Oh, oh.
He’ll never get elected President!
Oh, wait.
He found that article on the floor in a bathroom in Florida.
+ hoozpva or whatever you call that
+ rally caps were clearly on
+ w
- deep balls to anybody
- drops
good game - not going to lie, was working on the camper watching sidebar on the phone until...the 4th...then I put the game back on the "big" tv. GPG!
"they won a game they had no business winning." Last week they lost a game they should have won. Kinda evens itself out, right?
+Great game-- what a win considering the injuries and the comeback
-- I have no patience and as a result watch the vast majority of games on a DVR delay and before that VCR tape---I cannot sit through the extraordinary plodding stoppages of the game. I go about my day, I have simple strategies to not hear the score and enjoy the game as if I am watching it live in the evening----evening games are tough for me...Here in central Illinois, I have had such good luck avoiding the score and game info that I have gotten lackadaisical and sloppy--I wore a packer shirt to our coffee shop for lunch--and was told about the horrors of the first half....and then watching last evening as the score was 17-3 with about 10 minutes left, I needed a break, took the dogs for a walk and a friend yelled from her car that it was a great day to be a packer fan......so----the joy of suspense was gone----but also the potential coronary I might have had was also gone----it was still still joyful
I was never that brave to try that and I have way too many family members that text about the game in real time. I’ve tried it with preseason games, but even that was a fail…I set a game to record and as I was out and about, my phone was blowing up and I knew someone must have gotten hurt—that’s the only reason anyone would text during a preseason game—-it was Jordy’s knee.
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