One caller just said "Brian Urlacher" in one sentence.....15 times.
If your aunt had balls she'd be your uncle.
Jesus.
Originally Posted by Blair Kiel:
One caller just said "Brian Urlacher" in one sentence.....15 times.
Heard that. Packer fan, I'll bet.
Originally Posted by YooperPackfan:
Originally Posted by Rusty:
Henry on the left, JJSD on the right, Boris in the middle?
I'm actually underneath all of them.
"We're going to go to Reshad. I don't know where you're from Reshad but you're on"
"I'm from a pissed off place...."
O'Bradovich on the number of offensive plays by each team:
"And the Green Bay Packer had a 47."
Originally Posted by Pikes Peak:
The NFL a has to get a handle on the referees and penalty calling in these games, all games. There is absolutely no consistency, calls are missed and bad calls are creating no continuity.
not sure what can be done but this is getting hard to watch.
Absolutely.
"Jordy Nelson is their only guy and there's nobody else." Must have missed #18.
+ 7 of 12 remaining games at Lambeau.
another HUGE positive:
no injuries. I think Boyd went out for a while but he came back in. That's a good thing heading into a short week.
Originally Posted by antiworst:
"Jordy Nelson is their only guy and there's nobody else." Must have missed #18.
Yup, Cobb and his 100+ yards and 2 TD. And the TD reception that ended Chicago's season last year.
+ Ha Ha is a stud
+ Welcome back, AR12
+ OL pass blocking
- OL run blocking
- Run defense
- Very limited pressure on Cutler
Originally Posted by Blair Kiel:
Originally Posted by cuqui:
Old school.
@JeffAshPG: #Packers' Cobb, Nelson each 100+ receiving yards, 2 TDs. Last time: Carroll Dale, Boyd Dowler in 45-28 win over Cardinals on 12/21/1969.
Love the inverted logo on the '61 Fleers.
Originally Posted by Blair Kiel:
+ 7 of 12 remaining games at Lambeau.
Fantastic point BK.
Another + Masthay should be well rested for next week.
No punts in the game by either team. I wonder how often that has happened?
Originally Posted by Herschel:
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Linsley's penalties were also not good.
Wrong on this. Linsley's first called penalty was a phantom call. Perfect pancake block, no hold at all. Ref just thought he saw something so he threw the flag, like many of the penalties today.
Originally Posted by Packy:
Another + Masthay should be well rested for next week.
No punts in the game by either team. I wonder how often that has happened?
I'd heard that it was the second time in NFL history. Can't remember the other.
I'm wondering how many times a team has given up 200+ yards of both rushing and passing on D and won by 3 TDs?
Originally Posted by Blair Kiel:
+
Pass pro. Wasn't perfect, but it was much better than it has been.
Play calling seemed much better.
TE production.
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Rush defense. 235 yards today; averaging 176 yds/game. Ugh.
Allowing 3rd down conversion rate of 60% 2 weeks in a row.
Lost the TOP again. (36/28)
Averaging 72 plays/game against thus far.
Coaching/preparation. As poor as I can remember, regardless of team.
Our rushing game. Averaging 73 yds/game and 3.5 yds/attempt.
Not sure why there's not more rotation amongst the RBs. Even in a typical game, there should be some. Should have been a lot in a game like today's. JMHO.
Positives:
Rodgers.
Nelson.
Cobb.
Hammerstein.
Cutler.
Masthay.
Negatives:
48 yards short of a perfect QB rating.
1st half defense. (Did MM fire Capers at halftime?)
We didn't get to see Boris post drunk.
Rodgers.
Nelson.
Cobb.
Hammerstein.
Cutler.
Masthay.
Negatives:
48 yards short of a perfect QB rating.
1st half defense. (Did MM fire Capers at halftime?)
We didn't get to see Boris post drunk.
There was four minutes of overtime?quote:Lost the TOP again. (36/28)
LOL, Fedya.
That's what I get for trying to do that from memory AND not proof-reading.
How about 36.5/23.5 ?
JJ Watt would have returned CMIII's INT for a TD
Pos:
- Rodgers appears to have awakened and shows how spectacular he can be. Got the ball out fast, Bears didn't know what hit 'em.
- Pass pro
- Some great catches by the receivers
- D once again forcing some turnovers
Negs:
- Tackling, horrible, might be trying too hard for the strip
- not much of a pass rush
- this defense looks like the Keystone Cops at times; Cutler drops the snap and there is no one around.
Originally Posted by Brak:
Originally Posted by Blair Kiel:
Originally Posted by cuqui:
Old school.
@JeffAshPG: #Packers' Cobb, Nelson each 100+ receiving yards, 2 TDs. Last time: Carroll Dale, Boyd Dowler in 45-28 win over Cardinals on 12/21/1969.
Maybe I'm misremembering but that's one hell of a toupee in this pic.
Yup.
Two years previous:
love the efficiency of the offense. That's what we have expected to see. But Eddie... stop friggin dancing and hit the damn hole!
The awareness of this defense is so frustrating.
The officiating was awful, and denied one of the greatest throws I have ever seen...
Lacy has had very few holes to hit so far this year. I really don't understand how our run blocking got so much worse since last year. EDS? Ugh.
It was great to see RR getting one down the field but holy smokes does he look like he's wearing concrete boots. He must have caught CHI by surprise on that one play and was not able to do that again. How in holy holly did he ever play WR in school?
Run defense?
+AR and co.
+ha ha bringing the boom boom.
Originally Posted by DH13:
Lacy has had very few holes to hit so far this year. I really don't understand how our run blocking got so much worse since last year.
Well for one thing opponents have had a full offseason to scope out the new wrinkles MM introduced last season -- a more power-based blocking scheme on certain plays, with pulling linemen, etc. Not just the ZBS that was the Packer staple under McCarthy. That outside toss actually worked quite a bit last year.
Actually, pass pro technically was perfect. Bears didn't even register a QB hit, talking one "sack" on AR's run out of bounds at the LOS.
Originally Posted by Brak:
If your aunt had balls she'd be your uncle.
Jesus.
Yup.
I'll take this vs CHI every time.
-- Marshall - 6 targets, 2 receptions, 19 yards, 1 TD
-- Jeffrey - 7 targets, 4 receptions, 39 yards, 1 TD
Originally Posted by Esox:
I remember Carroll Dale
Johnny Cash opted for a boy named Sue...had a better ring to it.
