But those two plays could have produced a win for the Packers!
Unfortunately Rodgers needs a seeing eye dog to play quarterback.
Hit the road Aaron, with your seeing eye dog and your tin cup.

Originally Posted by: yooperfan 

Have you watched a Packers game in the last 14 years?

Originally Posted by: go.pack.go. 

Well you just proved you don't need a brain to make a post online...

I believe he said this was a minor problem to the larger problem that the Packers WRs weren't getting opening for majority of the game.

I believe your own evidence says the opposite of your false conclusions

Originally Posted by: beast 

Yes young fellow, I attended my first Packers game in 1956 at old City Stadium.
I've attended scores of games at both Lambeau Field and County
Stadium in Milwaukee.
I have seen the good and the bad over those 65 years.
How many Packers games have you seen.

Originally Posted by: yooperfan 

I see what Yoop is saying.
He’s right that had Rodgers hit even one of those open guys, it might have swung the game our way. It might have made the 49ers defense back off, opening up other plays.
How many games this season have the Packers scored 30 or more points?
It seems when Rodgers gets into the playoffs, he forgets everything that got them to that point, and chokes big time.
To me the turning point in the game was the Lewis fumble. They had the Niners on their heals, and did virtually nothing after that.
50 some yards in the second half? There’s no excuse for that. We were not playing the 1985 Bears defense.
Why didn’t they try a trick play like the Lions did to us, to get something going? Cobb was a QB. Why not toss him the ball and have him throw to someone? I bet he would have seen a wide open receiver.

Originally Posted by: Cheesey 

It's clear to me that you aren't very smart.
You can root for Aaron Run at his next stop.
Which will probably result in another play off failure.

Originally Posted by: yooperfan 

Apparently you're the one that needs the seeing eye dog...

I can root for Rodgers as a Packer, and yes 31 teams end in failure every year, that's not a surprise, but some of us are honest, and don't hate and create lies about what actually happened.

Originally Posted by: beast 

Sorry Cheesey, but it seems like like some of the kids here are Rodgers fans and not really Packers fans.

Originally Posted by: yooperfan