When Aaron came in against the 'Gurlz back in '07 and showed what he could do, everyone knew that was a significant moment in franchise history.

Tonight was another one.

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RELAX

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No doubt that will be all over social media. We have been relaxing for almost a year now.

We may be spoiled, but that terrible overthrow to Cobb and many of the misses by Aaron has become the new normal.

The process I have been describing (and bitching about) for years, is snowballing.

Aaron's not just gonna suddenly start using proper mechanics and seeing the field. That's what preseason is for. Repetitions. It's gotta be drilled in.

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The return unit looked borderline phenomenal today. No touchdowns, but you don't need the returners to get you touchdowns. You just need them to hold on to the football, avoid penalties, and give your offense decent field position.

Isn't it ironic that in a season when the Packers finally have a credible return game, their offense can't seem to do anything right?

I'm trying to imagine this team with a 2011 offense and a 2016 return game.

Oops, please forgive the stiffy.😊

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McCarthy needs to get chewed out.

They kick two short field goals early and then change philosophy and go for it on 4th and 5 the next quarter and miss out. It makes no sense. Even if you don't get the early 4th down you have the other team pinned deep.

The play calling and clock management before halftime was atrocious. Why would you leave the other team time by calling foolish time outs?

Rodgers needs to go through ball security drills. His fumbling is getting out of hand and is outweighing any benefit his scrambling provides.

As far as the defense goes, today was definitely a down game. I think the injuries to the secondary are piling up. The offense is not helping them with all the short drives a poor field position. Most teams won't be able to win the Goodson and Gunter starting. The extra safety help they needed killed the run defense.

Overall a pretty terrible performance. RB depth was exposed. The WR talent is pretty glaring. Cobb might not even be a top 15 slot receiver anymore. Nelson looks mentally checked out.

Ugh tough game to watch. One of of the few times I would rather work than watch football.

To add to your point, the injuries are piling up on offense too. Lacy is grappling with an ankle injury; it might be prudent to sit him for a few weeks. Bulaga left with a back injury, and we all know how long those can linger. Now we have to worry about Adams. He denies having a concussion, but that doesn't mean that he might not experience some lingering effects later. Hopefully they can get some guys healthy, or it will turn into a very long season.

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We play on Thursday, then have 10 days off.

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Then play Atlanta who are hot(but got robbed today).

Atlanta did not get robbed, Seattle makes either of the easy kicks and Atlanta never has a lead in the game.

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