Like i said in another thread, we played against offenses missing their key starters and rookie/ 3rd string QB aside from the Vikings who put 27 on us. And like i said before, this D will be exposed for what it really is vs the Bills. Theres always context to these things and i dunno how u cant see that.

Originally Posted by: bboystyle 

I think that whole 3rd string QB stuff is garbage. He's third not becaaie of talent. He's third cuz lack of opportunity. A lot of good and great QB were third at a time. Lots of players. The talk with Patriots is if that guy plays well again, they will consider supplanting Mac Jones who was first round pick. Or at least they'll delay Jones return until he's 100%.

If it was Brian Hoyer, that's different. He's a "proven" commodity to be a floating non starter. But that Zappe kid just needed an opportunity.

So, let's pump the complain train about what backups do and use our brains to understand they need opportunity.

Oh, I also wanna point out when someone new comes in and plays well. That's usually because the defense is rigid and cannot adapt to someone they didn't scout.

That said. Joe Barry sucks. 😊

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Bart Starr, the true GOAT was a 17th round pick.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

This was the tenth year that the first overall pick was a bonus pick determined by lottery. With the previous nine winners ineligible from the draw, only the Chicago Cardinals, Green Bay Packers, and Pittsburgh Steelers had an equal chance of winning.[5] The draft lottery was won by Pittsburgh, who selected defensive back Gary Glick.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1956_NFL_Draft  wrote:

Correct, and we did so without Jaire, Savage, Barnes, Amos etc. If you're going to put it in context.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Zappe's a third stringer, but unlike our QB, he was willing to hit the open guy.

Third stringer, but he didn't look like a scrub out there. Kurt Warner was 4th on our depth chart. Bart Starr, the true GOAT was a 17th round pick.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

So the defense is still up for debate on wether they are good or not(though i personally dont think they are and its not because of talent but because of coaching) . So we can stop bragging about holding these crappy offenses to 20 or less and wait until the REAL test (as ive stated before) against the Bills. Glad we can agree on this subject finally :)

Originally Posted by: bboystyle 

I did like seeing the CB's playing up a lot closer to the WR's. I also liked the few blitz's I noticed. I didn't watch much of this game. I was getting my butt kicked by my 12 year old home theater surround system throughout the game. I took a break during 2nd quarter and the Packers looked uninspired so i went back to tinkering.



Packers defense did pretty well. Until the Jets realized passing wasn't working and running was going unchallenged. Once the Jets focused on running the ball, the Packers got destroyed.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

Joe Barry Promises More Aggressive Approach in Secondary