I hope you feel better. There's no excuse? There is ALWAYS a reason why things happen as they do. Your allegation is "they played like trash" ... "it was an ugly day"??? Wow. That's some deep analysis.
Please, compare Rodgers motivation prior to winning the SB to what it is now. Is he more motivated, less motivated or the same? Tell me. I think you know the answer...you just don't like it's extrapolation.
Originally Posted by: uffda udfa
I'm not even going to dignify your motivation bullshit with a response. And as for cutting insight, you provide a worthless theory. Thanks for nothing.
Yeah, they played like trash. If I'm required to cite specifics, why not lead with an offensive line that opened no holes. You've got Boykin and Cobb each with a pair of critical drops. You've got Rodgers holding on to the ball too long at times. And 12 missed Nelson on the crucial 4th and 5. Had he led Nelson to the inside, 87 probably makes that play and they score.
I don't have a huge problem with the offensive playcalling because as we've had explained the Lions were in a two-deep shell basically the entire game. That's a front the Packers *should* be able to make gains against on the ground. Run blocking was once again horrid. Green Bay maybe should have used Starks more, as his running style seemed a better fit against the Lions.
Time of possession swung dramatically in favor of Detroit in the second half. All things considered, they enter the 3rd quarter down just five after surrendering 9 points on a fumble and a safety. I was confident they'd get it turned around. They clearly didn't. Worst offensive performance I've seen in a while.
Do I still need to "wake up," you condescending piece of crap? I'm not above being critical of the Packers. But I don't go around espousing ludicrous conjecture about a player's motivation. Give me a break.
And "it's" means "it is"
It's not possessive.
William Henderson didn't have to run people over. His preferred method was levitation.
"I'm a reasonable man, get off my case."