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Positives

Edgerrin Cooper

Jordan Love played error-free football

Pass rush even without blitzing

Very good pass protection

McManus is so consistent you don't even notice him

Waiting on Quay Walker, but no serious injuries (Watson probably just got the wind knocked out of him

Win next week and they are in. They hold tiebreakers over both the Rams and Seahawks (who are the only other wild card teams that can still win 11 games), so they might even clinch at least the 6 seed with a win. No real difference in my opinion between the 5th and 6th seed (play either Tampa Bay/Atlanta or LA Rams/Seattle). It's big to avoid the 7th seed which would likely be a first game at Philly or at Detroit.



Negatives

Whelan struggled a bit

MLF got very conservative. That's not going to work against Philly or Detroit.

+

Cooper played his ass off. Normally, Collinsworth takes are a bit much. But he is spot on when he says Cooper will be a very special player for years to come.

Doubs is also him. When that kid is healthy and focused, he's a hell of a WR.

Pass rush was very very good tonight.

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Someone find MLF a different decider on challenges. 0-6 now I believe. Someone is feeding him a lot of stupid on these calls.

Josh Myers. Can't wait to see what Monk offers in '25.

++++A win in Seattle. 7 Sacks. Did we miss Cooper and Williams, or what? Romeo Doubs with an amazing TD catch. Watson with a gorgeous catch. Jacobs is a stud. Love had a lot of time, on most plays. McManus hit all his kicks. Valentine with an INT. Loins lose, at home. Can da Bares win tomorrow night?

-----Whelan had an iffy punt. D had trouble stopping Charbonnet. When we sputtered a bit, in the 2nd half, I felt we were giving Seattle new life. Any injuries sustained. MLF and his challenges.

Last edited by mrtundra

First, a bit of historical perspective.

The most wins by a division in NFL history goes to the 1984 AFC West, whose five teams won a total of 51 games (they went 51-29).

Denver 13-3

Seattle 12-4

Oakland 11-5

Kansas City 8-8

San Diego 7-9

That division had a .638 winning percentage.

The NFC Northโ€™s teams right now are a combined 37-17:

Detroit 12-2
Minnesota 11-2
Green Bay 10-4
Chicago 4-9

The North has a .685 winning percentage.

This division is brutal.

And the Packers, who have the youngest roster in the NFL, are in the thick of that division. We may not win the North, but three playoff teams are coming from the black and blue division.

The defense, a few mental lapses aside, showed up tonight. The youngsters on the defensive side are starting to make a real impact. Lukas Van Ness. Edgerrin Cooper. Kingsley Enagbare. It seems like guys are stepping up and making plays every week.,

The offense was not in sync much of the second half, and yet we still put up 30 points.

I look at progress almost as much as I look at team record. I want to see the Packers moving in the right direction every week. And this young team is doing that.

I projected that 2025 would be the season when this team took the step to the next level. Weโ€™re getting healthy, and barring an upset, we should be 11-4 after seeing the Saints.

Matt LaFleur still does things that makes my con clench on occasion. But I am very pleased with this team. The arrow is pointing straight up.

Last edited by lambeausouth

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