Think Chuck is too old . . . doesn't matter?

How many times did they go no huddle? I do not seem to remember very many if any.

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And Rodgers better get over the glamour and start taking his balls out of his purse.

... no idea what you're saying on #3.

Sloppy ball security, going with first reads, triple coverage deep ball. This game looked like the first 3 weeks and then the press got on Rodgers and he got pissed and lit it up against superior teams. Hold that fire Rodgers.

Looking forward to the ALL-22 clips for this game. Watching it live you can't see what's happening down field, but my guess is the Jags worked to take Cobb and Jones out of the play believing that Driver and Boykin couldn't beat their 3rd, 4th, 5th DBs - and I think they were right.
** edit ** They were also successful in getting Finley to disappear/drop passes.

The OL had a bad game and Saturday again was the worst in the group.

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I have a girdle. It's very sexy.

They actually make corsets for men.

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They were also successful in getting Finley to disappear/drop passes.

That right there is funny.

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Sloppy ball security, going with first reads, triple coverage deep ball.
There will always be ugly games. There are definitely even injury excuses but he was NOT playing with the foot on the pedal.

Sounds like Obama.

Let me put this to you this way Chauncey. You can either shut your suck or I'm going to piss pound in every way possible. I'm prettier, smarter, funnier and nastier.

Use that single cell you call a brain and mull that over.

well, I see politics has leaked into a thread.

Kindly keep the discussion to PM, or face the wrath of Gozar.

Chuck ain't too old and it showed up yesterday. Jacksonville had a ton of success throwing the middle of the field. I like Burnett and McMillan but they both struggled at times. C Wood get healthy please.

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I'm prettier, smarter, funnier and nastier.

...and dog gone it, people like me!

I don't understand the negativity toward the D's performance yesterday.

15 points surrendered and the lone TD coming on a 13 yard "drive." You also need to take into account that the offense was inept and the D was being forced onto the field with minimal rest all day.

I think it was one of their better days. Maybe not sexy, but 15 points!!

Against Blaine freaking Gabbert as he gashed the middle for a big chunks of yards. If MJD was healthy they would be looking at more points. They are rooks and they will learn but Woodson's presence was missed yesterday.

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Chuck ain't too old and it showed up yesterday. Jacksonville had a ton of success throwing the middle of the field. I like Burnett and McMillan but they both struggled at times. C Wood get healthy please.

Well..at least the Packers didn't get any holding or pass interference calls that Woodson was committing on a regular basis and usually on third and long plays.

The big mistakes in the first half were communication errors in the secondary. I know House had at least 2 and Hayward had at least 1. The interesting thing is that all the communication errors were in Zone coverage. Once we went to primarily man coverage in the 2nd half those mistakes went away. Like you said though, they are rookies.

The missed tackles from Hawk and Jones were troubling though. If anyone on the D absolutely MUST play well it is the ILBs.

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The interesting thing is that all the communication errors were in Zone coverage.

DING DING DING!!

McMillan got beat early on as well but you are 100% correct. You see these guys after the play thinking they have coverage over the top or even LB help.

If you have issues with ILBs in coverage, you have to have a smart vet at safety. Woodson, even though he has lost a step still serves a major role on this team.

I know this was already posted in another thread. Sorry for repeating it.

Adam Schefter‏@AdamSchefter
Woodson is all class. RT @SI_PeterKing: Charles Woodson, you are a gem. Woodson donated $100,000 to hurricane relief.

Pure class.

Classy, yes. But that "donated" money rarely goes to where it's needed.

Woodson gets to chomp at the bit when he wants to. Edgar Bennet can figure out where to play him. Fritz Shurmer will help.

Woodson is old enough to play with a Ray Nitchke clause in his contract.