I saw a ton of quick outs, sticks etc. None of our guys where getting any kind of seperation, though. Not that weird when they can constantly rush just four and get to Aaron in a second or three.

Originally Posted by: Rockmolder 

It's always a risk playing a rookie, but at least Barclay has a chance to improve. EDS is a journeyman who has maxed out.

Pro Football Focus: When Rodgers had 2.6 seconds or more vs. NYG, his QB rating was 125.9. With 2.5 seconds or less, his QB rating was 25.9.

We have a player who has never started at LG, a short term replacement(hopefully) at LT, and a player that has moved around the line since we brought him here at RT. And we went up against the best d-line in the NFL. Please, let's just throw everyone away. We could probably sign a better OL from the street. We could even bring back Clifton.

The Giants owned us last year when we had our most concrete line for years. Did we really expect to go in and dominate the trenches? There's one way to beat the Giants (and any other D as dominate as them), there must be some form of respect for the run. Balance is fine and dandy against the middle of the pack but having a quality run game is vital against teams like the 9'ers and Giants.

We may not see the Giants again this year. But if we do, I guarantee it will be a different team on our side of things for a couple of reasons-
1) The return of players- including Ced
2) A team that isn't apathetic- I believe our team came out entirely flat and read Randall Cobb said that after the game

Originally Posted by: coltonja