We've got the players. We just need to execute. One thing builds upon the next and BAM.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Before we make our Super Bowl reservations, let’s realize a couple of things. 1.They were starting three backups on the O line. Imagine us starting a game without Bhatiari, Taylor, and .Linsley. 2. They were starting their backup quarterback who Missed a wide-open guys, particularly on the overthrowing the third quarter. 3. By the end of the game, they were missing two of their top three receivers. To be frank with you, I thought the defense took a step back yesterday.

But what really frosted me was that at the end of the game, 1. We still had Rogers in the game, susceptible to injury. 2. Mike McCarthy Calls what could only be characterized as a totally moronic play action pass to Kendrick’s. He nearly got Rogers killed in a totally meaningless play really freaking dumb.

I am using talk to text so I am sorry for the miss spellings.

I’m glad they won as it keeps the season alive, But they are going to have to play Ia helluva lot better to beat Seattle.

Originally Posted by: KRK 

...But what really frosted me was that at the end of the game, 1. We still had Rogers in the game, susceptible to injury. 2. Mike McCarthy Calls what could only be characterized as a totally moronic play action pass to Kendrick’s. He nearly got Rogers killed in a totally meaningless play really freaking dumb...

Originally Posted by: KRK 

[Face Palm] FOCUS!!!!

Who called that play? Who stood at the LOS and set the protections? Who knew where the coverage weaknesses were, when he said "319 hut"?

Anyone running a business with employees knows you have to be a psychologist to deal with the egos and dynamics of people interacting. McCarthy did not want Rodgers in there. But, he was thinking about beating Seattle with a QB pouting because he was taken out and could not build stats.

The culture in GB that we've experienced from 2006 thru 2017 is being exterminated by a GM that doesn't fully understand the game as well as Ted did [Who compiled at least 3 SB winning rosters from 2010-17]. 40 times are now much more important than character. Ted would have NEVER "traded" Graham and $9M for Nelson; as any possible increase in production would not overcome the loss of leadership. These men-children are not having drummed into their head the importance of treating their game like a adult working an important job.

The #1 on-field leader [Rodgers] is NOT being held accountable for his me-first attitude and [at least] 2 turnovers yesterday on 3rd and short; where he intentionally passed up a first down. He REFUSED to execute the play called, so he could take personal glory shots. Too many youngsters are following their leader's example to "get their own." This is why the amount of penalties have gone off the rails.

Originally Posted by: Barfarn 

You should call up Mark Murphy since you seem to have a rare talent to read players' minds from the comfort of your couch. I mean, if you can know exactly what Rodgers intended to do, what the play that was called was, and why he did it you clearly should be at a minimum a sports psychologist and possibly even sit in the booth with Pettine since you're able to tell what play is being called simply based on what you see presnap.

I've seriously heard it all. Rodgers throws the ball deep too much? Stat whore. Throws the ball deep about 4 times in a game? Stat whore. Holds onto the ball for too long and gets sacked? Stat whore. Holds onto the ball and throws it away instead of getting sacked? Stat whore. Throws the ball 50 times in a game? Stat whore. Throws the ball 28 times in a game? Stat whore.

It's almost as if people don't watch games other than Packers games to see literally every quarterback "Passing up the open guy" 10+ times a game. Seriously. Go watch the Patriots game next week and focus entirely on the WRs, hold Brady to the same standards of "WR is open" that you hold Rodgers too and add a tally mark every time someone is open and he didn't throw the ball to that person by whatever metric you determine someone is open. It happens a lot. Plays are designed with different reads and it's not guaranteed that the QB will be reading the guy that is open, when he is open.

Originally Posted by: Porforis