We could have had this team today. Shit calls by the refs, but we found the winning formula: running the ball.

Also, Toure not only scored, but he did so on a savvy veteranesque route adjustment. Could get some play moving forward.

If we went for the FG earlier, we'd be driving to tie on that last drive.

We made some mistakes and pissed away opportunities, but this was also supposedly "the best team in the league." We could have beaten them, and we should be able to get some wins down the stretch.

We probably need 7 of the last 9 games. If we get eliminated, Love will get some reps. Team is still fighting tho. Got a winning ground game and possibly another weapon on offense in Toure.

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Smoke and mirrors,any given sunday ect.

Props to the D though for holding them to 3 points all 2nd half. Although Allen did miss some easy ass throws which could of made the game worse. We are who we are. 3-5 and mediocre at best. Should just let our young guys get some experience and get ready for the draft and off season because this isnt our year,

Any hope of making the playoffs died today.
The only thing left is pride.
If they have any, that is.

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I think they do. Even knowing they were huge underdogs and all they never quit. It shows me MLF has not lost his locker room.

They gave this game up with idiotic mistakes. Took a shit on themselves repeatedly.

The Refs did their share, but as Clay used to say, "We beat ourselves."

They kept fighting though. Also, we lost Watson early. We lost BOTH our ILBs. Who else. It was a MASH unit, but they kept fighting.

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I think a few plus things came from the game and the biggest one is that Rodgers got tired of being hit and decided to hand the ball off in the RPO situations. After checking the stats we have rushed for the most yards by far as Baltimore had the most previously with 125 and we ran for 208 yards and only passed for 190. We had 6.7 yds per rush and only 5.9 yards per pass. That was against the #1 defense in the NFL which is promising. Also, I loved the chippyness of our defense last night as they came in with an attitude and I think they held up well. Is this team a Superbowl contender I don't think so, but if you run the ball and take all that time off the clock it should keep you in the game. Now that that game is done I am curious to see how they come out next week against the Lions, could they have been jacked up because of the double digit underdog and a primetime game? I can see that but like I said we ran the ball to win games early on and then we got the we must air it out more quote from Rodgers and we started to ignore the running game.

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I dot think they righted the ship, I think the Bills stopped running in the third quarter and their play calling became one dimensional because they weren't being challenged and this lead to mistakes.... and then they stopped passing when they tried to run out the clock...


I think the Packers still have an extremely thin shot at the playoffs, if they stay healthy (okay no shot, because no way they stay healthy this year)...

Just build some freaking chemistry for next year... I don't think we see much of Love as long as Rodgers is healthy.

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A "moral victory" doesn't count as a win in the win/lost column.
It still is a loss.
I wish I could feel more positive, but until I see an actual WIN, where the Packers actually out score the opponent , it's hard to be too positive.
The amount of hits Aaron Jones took yesterday, I can't help but wonder how long he can take that kind of beating .

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What ship? The Titanic?

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We did not totally right the ship. And I didn't have the slightest hope that they would against likely the best team in the NFL. However, I saw parts that did improve. (1) the running game was great. (2) Without our 2 starting ILBs in the second half, the D played better than I would have thought (3) I am seeing some hope for the rookie WRs.

On the other hand, some things still need fixing: (1) The DLine cannot stop the run. Lowry is not playing well enough and has a sizable cap hit. Why not play Wyatt instead? How about Heflin? How much worse could it be? (2) The OLine is barely adequate. The get pushed around far too much - with ot without Jenkins. (3) we need a veteran(s) WR asap.

A defense that only plays one half is a losing proposition for ant team, not just GB. Barry is an AWFUL DC. But the Packers cannot admit they made the crucial error mistake of hiring him. But these are the same "management geniuses" that allowed Mo Drayton to continue until the season ended. So much for another wasted, "all-in season" with AR12 getting another year older...