Blame McCarthy and Capers. The game was lost on the possession when Mike McCarthy went for the onside kick. Pack were running the ball extremely well, then Mike McCarthy decided to throw the ball and ended up getting a FG. The momentum was huge, until the Pack were forced to take the FG. I have no idea why Capers is still the DC......guess he's making money on the side by not rushing a terrible qb. That's all.......now I wait to hear what MM's excuse is.......

Originally Posted by: packerfanoutwest 

Blame TED THOMPSON for cutting 3 QBs better than Wallace, not to mention NOT building a better all around team. And hell yes, BLAME WALLACE too. That interception was all on him. The guy seems to have no arm strength. He is supposed to be a good runner, but he damn sure didn't look like it. It took the dumbass Bear D Coordinator a long while to figure out he didn't have to defend against Wallace like he did against Rodgers, but when he finally did, our run game went in the toilet too.

If Rodgers can't play next week, use Tolzien, sign somebody, just DON'T use Wallace again!

Originally Posted by: texaspackerbacker 

I think the piss poor tackling is more to blame than Capers. The Packers had plenty of opportunity to get stops and tackled like a bunch of Pop Warner players. Even on the first touchdown they had an opportunity to sack their QB and failed to bring him down. On the last drive they missed more tackles than I care to count.

Raji was the only player to make any positive impact on defense tonight.

Originally Posted by: Bigbyfan 

There are a lot of fingers to point. Mike McCarthy should have challenged the sideline catch - that is 100% on him. That would have kept the drive alive and in theory 3 or 7 on the board rather than a punt. Along with that - less time for the other guys to respond before half.

Originally Posted by: hardrocker950