It seems that something that has killed the packers in games this season has been the snowball effect off of a key bad play.

I really feared that the opening kick in the 2nd half, or the Crosby FG miss were going to be 2 key points...but the team held serve against those setbacks.

No turnovers, no bad punts, good field positoin, no huge penalties, and the D never let 1 big pass play build upon itself. This is all a subjective 'it' variable in the game, but none the less, something that stood out to me.

The defense has been playing very well, consistently.

---

Its true, we avoided all the things that normally kill us today. I was just waiting for them to march down the field or for us to make a stupid penalty that kept them alive and it never came. Great game. That sack by Clay was huge.

---

And you have to give a lot of credit to MM.

---

I've noticed this as well especially with Rodgers. When Rodgers misses a deep throw that could have been a touchdown; when Rodgers throws into a defensive pass interference that doesn't get called; when a holding penalty is called and puts us in a long situation; when Rodgers gets hit late and there's no flag. He always seems to get frustrated or upset and then he either tries to force a throw or gives up on the drive. I've seen this happen multiple times.