No Aaron Rodgers? Count Packers out· Page 2

musccy
Veteran Member

11 years ago

You run more and throw less. How is that so difficult to figure out?

Originally Posted by: play2win

After Rodgers went down, 26 runs to 19 passes. That's 58% to 42%. You need some sort of balance in a game. If you run 100% of the time, the defense will adjust to stop that.

steveishere
Veteran Member

11 years ago

#12

After Rodgers went down, 26 runs to 19 passes. That's 58% to 42%. You need some sort of balance in a game. If you run 100% of the time, the defense will adjust to stop that.

Originally Posted by: musccy

and it's not like all 26 runs were phenomenal and all 19 passes were failures.

play2win
Senior Member

11 years ago

#13

After Rodgers went down, 26 runs to 19 passes. That's 58% to 42%. You need some sort of balance in a game. If you run 100% of the time, the defense will adjust to stop that.

Originally Posted by: musccy

They couldn't stop our running attack. That was plain to see from most of the Bears fans I talked to. Take 10 of those passes away and make them runs and we win the football game. Simple.

Lacy was running for an average of 6.8 yds per play.

Starks was running for an average of 6.7 yds per play.

Dumb. How do you not stick with that?

steveishere
Veteran Member

11 years ago

#14

They couldn't stop our running attack. That was plain to see from most of the Bears fans I talked to. Take 10 of those passes away and make them runs and we win the football game. Simple.

Lacy was running for an average of 6.8 yds per play.

Starks was running for an average of 6.7 yds per play.

Dumb. How do you not stick with that?

Originally Posted by: play2win

No not really. What if you take away 10 of the 11 completed passes and turn those into runs? Probably don't win the football game. Sorry that just not how football works.

play2win
Senior Member

11 years ago

#15

No not really. What if you take away 10 of the 11 completed passes and turn those into runs? Probably don't win the football game. Sorry that just not how football works.

Originally Posted by: steveishere

Whatever. 3rd and 5….. both your RBs are averaging 6.8 and 6.7...

nerdmann
Premier Member

11 years ago

#16

Originally Posted by: play2win

Because Lang went down and the left side of our OL had to shuffle.

“Winning is not a sometime thing, it is an all the time thing. You don't do things right once in a while…you do them right all the time.”

nerdmann
Premier Member

11 years ago

#17

Haha OMG it's like you just described Christian Ponder, except he's our franchise starter hahaha someone just shoot me already.

Wallace ... 463 CMP, 783 ATT, 59.1%, 4922 YDS, 6.29 AVG, 31 TD, 19 INT, 80.6 rating
Ponder .... 556 CMP, 932 ATT, 59.7%, 5860 YDS, 6.29 AVG, 34 TD, 31 INT, 76.3 rating

It's like the football gods decided they wanted to show Packer fans what Viking fans have to watch every Sunday. At least your coach isn't a moron so maybe he'll have Wallace better prepared than the idiots running our clown show. Now if only the football gods would let us Viking fans know what it's like to watch a top notch QB play every Sunday. 🙏

Originally Posted by: Reignman

We can win with a QB whose passer rating is 80.6. That's right about at the "Kordell Stewart" line of mediocrity.

BUT, the defense can't shit itself. We need to help him.

“Winning is not a sometime thing, it is an all the time thing. You don't do things right once in a while…you do them right all the time.”

steveishere
Veteran Member

11 years ago

#18

Whatever. 3rd and 5….. both your RBs are averaging 6.8 and 6.7...

Originally Posted by: play2win

So, say it's 3rd and 5 and they put 9 players in the box you should still run it since you are averaging over 6 right? You make play calls based on real life situations not probabilities or averages.

musccy
Veteran Member

11 years ago

#19

Originally Posted by: play2win

I'll make sure to let Mike McCarthy know that in the future he needs to consult with the fans of the opponent to determine what should be done.

The running game was working at times, that's why MM called nearly a 6:4 ratio of run to pass. You can't JUST run though. In the last 28 minutes of the game, the longest run the Packers had was 6 yards. There's a reason for that, the Bears loaded up against the run to stop it.

DarkaneRules
Veteran Member

11 years ago

#20

Ouch! All I can say is Seneca Sinclair Wallace reminded me of Christian Ponder last night, if that puts anything into perspective. Your game last night reminded me of nearly every Viking game the past 2 years. Big runs from a good running game, a QB running around looking lost, throwing horrible looking passes, and again losing another close game. Yes, you now have a glimpse of what it feels like to be a Viking fan these days. Wonderful feeling isn't it xD? Oh except you have something to look forward to, and your trophy case is still full.

You guys are new to the "OMFG I can't believe a QB can be this bad" club, and yeah it's frustrating, but even if Rodgers is out 5-6 weeks, at least you guys have that to look forward too. I mean it could be worse, there's nothing to look forward to in the QB department over here, except maybe the draft again. For whatever reason, Ponder was named our starter again for Thursday night. Frazier is still convinced he gives us the best chance to win, proof that he doesn't actually watch our games. Meanwhile the only QB who has looked good for us this year, and has our only win, has inexplicably been forgotten all about. All I can do is wonder what I ever did wrong to be stuck being a fan of this clueless sorry ass franchise.

Well anyway, just wanted to welcome you to the club even though your membership will be brief.

Originally Posted by: Reignman

Certainly we have been spoiled but I will also defend Seneca in this way. He did not have any real preparation for this game at all. That falls on management and coaching.

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