I still don't know why we just didn't clock the ball? Blame Flynn all you want I still say this was Mike McCarthy being too fucking cute. Clock the ball and get two plays at the endzone with one of them targeting Jordy.
Originally Posted by: TheKanataThrilla
34, 34, 27, 27, 27, 40, 38.Points given up in each of 7 losses.Not a team that is going far even if they beat Chicago.
Originally Posted by: Wade
What benefit do you have in clocking the ball and stealing a down away? I mean sure hindsight yeah spike the ball and maybe avoid the flag an 10 second runoff.
Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool
Clocking the ball, would have given us two shots at the endzone, 3rd and 4th down without a clock issue to worry about.
Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins
Clocking wastes a down. Packers were at the 1 yard line. You don't blow downs right there with 20 seconds to go. You just don't do that. You line up, snap it, punch it in. If you fail to score, you step back three steps and do it again. That'll take a matter of seconds. No problem doing that three times. I guess I'm more worried about McCarthy having more time to out think himself lol
Please nerdy, when we win they are the team that doesn't shat themselves, but when we lose they shat themselves.....Betcha think we could of went all the way after last week doncha? OH WAIT we shat ourselves yet again, now we're the worst team in the NFL, and the only team that shits themselves on a weekly basis.Shut the hell up already.. It's not that difficult to tell the difference between winning and losing. Every team shits themselves get over it.
Originally Posted by: Gaycandybacon
1: I call this team out for shitting themselves EVEN WHEN THEY WIN. The problem is, when we win, everyone says it's ok. That's why it persists. And because it persists, that is why we lose games like we did today. Vince Lombardi wasn't getting over it when his men shit themselves.
Originally Posted by: nerdmann
What benefit do you have in clocking the ball and stealing a down away? I mean sure hindsight yeah spike the ball and maybe avoid the flag an 10 second runoff. Best thing would have been to run the ball in that goal line situation as proven by the series prior when the Packers couldn't pass it in on the goal line, but Lacy stuffed it in. Starks was having the same success. Run Starks, not put the ball in Flynn's hands. The only pass play I wanted to see if it was a pass was a rollout with a TE/WR drag option. I felt this gave Flynn an option to run it in, or a safe short pass.
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