On the Packers' first series, their drive ended with a field goal attempt in part because Hundley was sacked by Tahir Whitehead. But the only reason Hundley got sacked? He failed to spot Jordy Nelson running uncovered downfield for what should've been an easy touchdown.

cbssports  wrote:

Everyone is calling Mike McCarthy out for no deep routes... but this shows a wide open deep route on the first drive and Hundley just didn't see it. So maybe there are long routes... Hundley is just not seeing them?

Originally Posted by: beast 

Need to see the entire play to know what was going on. Still shots don't show that.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins 

I certainly don't disagree (especially since you can't see to the left of Nelson).

But I thought I saw a couple of times in live action, when Hundley had a clean pocket, and didn't seem to be looking downfield... if the clock went off in his head (even with a clean pocket) he then took off and tried to run it.

Originally Posted by: beast 

There are certainly times where he bailed on the pocket and got jumpy before he needed to. But learning to feel the pressure is something that can only be learned with time and experience. I would be interested in watching the All 22 on this game. I saw enough throws where I think the team could get by with him if the play calling wasn't so bad. All the production was in no huddle where McCarthy isn't looking at his play sheet.

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins 

I believe Aaron Rodgers was much more talented as a first year starter than Brett Hundley, yet, we seem to be holding Brett to a standard of Aaron in his prime. We do realize that Brett is just in his 3rd year and only his 2nd NFL start, right?

If we see progress from one week to the next with Brett, that's a good thing. IF he makes the same mistakes over and over again, that's bad.

Lay the hell off Brett. Every QB, EVERY SINGLE QB misses an open guy from time to time.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool