Amen

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We looked worse than the replacement refs!

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I feared center and the scrap heap hodge podge d line this year.

Linsley actually seemed respectable, but Sherrod was worse than I feared and the d line was dreadful.

We're not beating anyone if we're going to get dominated on the lines like that...or if Brad Jones is still starting

I suppose so, but I just can't get super upset over my favorite NFL team losing a game. Yeah, it puts me in a bad mood for a little bit, but I quickly get over it. It's entertainment. It's not worth getting super upset over. Like you said, it's meant to take our minds off of other things going on in our lives, potentially, or at least meant to be enjoyable. If it makes one super upset, then it just seems to defeat the point in the first place. Perhaps if it was somehow my job, or I was getting paid in some way, or had some type of close friend of family connection. But otherwise, it's disappointing yes, but I'm not going to allow myself to get too worked up over it. But then again, I don't usually let myself get too worked up over anything. I'm not going to focus my energy on putting a ton of negative energy into the world. Certainly not over something that really doesn't impact me in anyway, unless I let it. But I fully acknowledge many people are more emotional than I am.

I think 9 out of 10 is a stretch, but I share your thoughts. We see the same issues resurface with the same response. "We trust our staff,we have the right guys."

That said - season is young, and nobody knows how things will play out. I have to hope that adjustments will (actually) be made.

I certainly agree that Sherrod was not up to the task tonight. But I believe we all should understand that we probably played the best football team in the league tonight. We're not the best football team in the NFL, but tonight's performance doesn't mean we will pull an 0 for. 15 weeks people.

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We weren't going to win this one. It was a nearly impossible task. And if this loss pisses our guys off, all the better. I think the bad performance was mostly mental. Losing Bulaga was really bad. And we are going to figure out how to play without Raji. still think talent-wise, we have what it takes to win. We may get another opportunity.

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its only game 1 against probably the best team in the league on the road, that said, we were in the game until mid 3rd quarter, its not like we didnt have our chances, some bonehead plays, missed int. left out there, sherrod and brad jones looked terrible, ok its on to week 2, big victory against the jets , get lacy healthy and improve o line, we will be ok !!

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Exactly.

Daniels and 🇲🇲 were the flag bearers for the "don't worry, we've got it figured out" campaign we heard yet again all off season. It's like listening to a political campaign hearing we're going to have more jobs and lower taxes.

Yet again, our ILBs are clearly slow liabilities, the defense couldn't get the offense off the field if the NFL announced the entire Packers' D had leprosy, and yet another Kapernick/A Peterson-like complete embarrassment in the run defense.

With the offense it's conceivable to rationalize optimism going forward. We'll see where Bulaga and Lacy are at in the next day or two, and it appears there is some light at the end of the tunnel at C. However, what tricks are up the Packers' sleeves on D? What burgeoning stars are looming at ILB or DLine that are going to change the outlook the next 15 weeks?

I kept thinking (hoping) that Peppers would be the guy that gets this D going. But it sure didn't seem like he did much last night.

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