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wpr
Preferred Member

16 years ago

#11

Bakler the next time a Vikings co worker starts to cry just give him a Kleenex.

bakler5
Registered Topic Starter

16 years ago

#12

i just laughed. then they start doing their if statements. If t-jack didnt throw a pick we woulda won, if they woulda used peterson more we would have won. Yea and if the field goal didn't get blocked and td called back and all those penalties weren't called we would have blown you out

I just find it hilarious all the talking they were doing yesterday when i had my rodgers jersey on and i come in today and to no avail they still talk trash. Vikings fans, most anyways, are the worst fans in football. In my eyes anyways

God didn't create Aaron Rodgers, Aaron Rodgers created God.

Cheesey
Preferred Member

16 years ago

#13

When I saw which officiating crew we had, all I could do was shake my head. They are ROUTINELY terrible and they didn't break from the pattern at all last night. There were at least 3 PI calls that should have been made but weren't on the Packers, and 2 long PI calls that shouldn't have been called but were on the Packers. I can't remember the last time I saw an illegal man downfield call on a long pass play where the blocker is completely out of the play. On a screen, yeah, of course. But on a slant/go route? Give me a break.
Combine that with a number of ticky tacky calls early on both sides of the ball and you just have an all around terrible effort by these hacks.
Like I've said a million times before, give me Carey for every game and I'll be thrilled.

"spardo" wrote:

I told my wife last night when I saw it was the Triplett(?) crew that the flags would be flying. The problem is they are both flag happy and inconsistent. A leverage call?, several holding/PI calls that were very borderline and others that were more obvious that did not get called.

What we saw was an inconsistent crew working their 1st regular season game, both teams playing their 1st regular season game, and GB having a somewhat makeshift OL possibly creating communication problems.

"MassPackersFan" wrote:

I agree Spardo. They were as sloppy and inconsistant as they could get.
We were called for some goofy calls, for sure.
As was stated......o-lineman down field.......that blew me away. Wiped out a GREAT toss by Rodgers, and great play by Driver. We played against the Vikings AND refs, and STILL won.

zombieslayer
Registered

16 years ago

#14

The officiating was very poor on both side of the ball. Both the Vikings and the Packers were victims of bad calls last night.

A lot of the calls were OK - the teams were playing sloppy. But there were a couple on both sides that were very questionable. And the officials were not consistent, calling penalties some times but not others. Very frustrating to say the least.

"NodakPaul" wrote:

Well, I thought the refs were ok. It was more that we were playing sloppy. Like the TD to Driver, our G was knocking down LBs like it was a run play and the next thing you know, Driver's running into the end zone. A good call, but of course one that really pissed me off.

This is week 1. I expected a lot of slop. Both teams will get chewed out by their respective coaches then work on ironing out their mistakes.

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Pack93z
Select Member

16 years ago

#15

"zombieslayer" wrote:

It was a run play, Arod checked to it hot at the line of scrimmage.. I think that is more of the communication errors that plagued us last year.

But I am with ya Zombie.. sloppy game overall on both teams, but I half expected it out of the OLine.. the staff needs to pick a group and stick with it. I know injuries are hurting it, but sliding these guys around isn't helping with the communication part. Youth and constant change.. not a real effective mix on a close knit unit such as a oline.

"The oranges are dry; the apples are mealy; and the papayas... I don't know what's going on with the papayas!"

digsthepack
Registered

16 years ago

#16

Hell, these diuchwebags are so out of sorts they morning sports radio guys had the temerity to state that MM is vastly overrated.

Yeah, it is the refs.....not a great coach and talented, young and hungry players on the Pack.

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TengoJuego
Rookie

16 years ago

#17

The refs had me furious throughout the game. Whats worse is they just constantly threw flags at one point, wasn't it like 4 or 5 in a row? Then the Leverage was just ridiculous.

IronMan
Veteran Member

16 years ago

#18

The officials(and Tony Moll) caused me to lose in one of my fantasy leagues yesterday. So yeah, definitely not fair!

NodakPaul
Registered

16 years ago

#19

i just laughed. then they start doing their if statements. If t-jack didnt throw a pick we woulda won, if they woulda used peterson more we would have won. Yea and if the field goal didn't get blocked and td called back and all those penalties weren't called we would have blown you out

I just find it hilarious all the talking they were doing yesterday when i had my rodgers jersey on and i come in today and to no avail they still talk trash. Vikings fans, most anyways, are the worst fans in football. In my eyes anyways

"bakler5" wrote:

I think the sample you are drawing from is vastly undersized if you actually believe that. You need to check out a Philly or Jets game some time...

"There's the snap, Rodgers with a quick drop - in trouble! AND SACKED BY ALLEN! The ball is lose, the ball is lose, and recovered by Kevin Williams! And that's the ball game! Childress and the Vikings FINALLY beat the Packers!"
--

MassPackersFan
Member

16 years ago

#20

i just laughed. then they start doing their if statements. If t-jack didnt throw a pick we woulda won, if they woulda used peterson more we would have won. Yea and if the field goal didn't get blocked and td called back and all those penalties weren't called we would have blown you out

I just find it hilarious all the talking they were doing yesterday when i had my rodgers jersey on and i come in today and to no avail they still talk trash. Vikings fans, most anyways, are the worst fans in football. In my eyes anyways

"NodakPaul" wrote:

I think the sample you are drawing from is vastly undersized if you actually believe that. You need to check out a Philly or Jets game some time...

"bakler5" wrote:

Or Patriots. UGH. Flashback. Superbowl last year. I'm at a party with about 20 Patriots fans. Giants player goes down injured. 90% of the people at the party started making fun of him and laughing that he was hurt.
Plus, the three most hated people by Patriots fans? Tomlinson, P. Manning, and Dungy. Three class acts. That's all that really needs to be said.

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