I got home from work in time to see the last 7 minutes of the game and that's what I got to see.
Tramon looked like a little coward, afraid to mix it up going for that ball.
Tramon= big time dud.

He dove into get the ball. The RB got it. Not sure how he was afraid?

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He hesitated before he dove. He was afraid.

Shitting ourselves is making what in tennis would be called unforced errors. Jordy's drop. It wasn't the defense making a play, it was purely Jordy shitting himself on that play.

The missed pick 6 wasn't the defender simply missing, it was Jordy hitting the ball.

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Not really buying the "got punched in the mouth" theory. The biggest problems for the offense were not sticking with the run, Rodgers being inaccurate too often, and receivers dropping big passes when he was accurate. Our O-line faced probably the best d-line in the league and for the most part Rodgers wasn't under a ton of pressure and then there's the huge gaping holes in the run game. On defense the pass rush could have been better but it wasn't awful and Buffalo could never got anything going in the run game. Aside from some missed tackles on D in pretty much all aspects of being "physical" we came out on top.

I have a couple ideas as to yesterday's performance.

- I have noticed alot of praise for Rodgers pre-snap reads. We have seen many a wasted time-out by trying to do alot of adjustments before the snap. I think this bit them in the ass this time. I think the went into Buffalo with a home team game plan and could not communicate effectively. Keep things less complex while away so that the O can execute better.

- The Bill were over-committed on the pass. The reason why Jordy was so open on the TD that never happened is because of Rodgers pump fake. I don't understand why Rodgers didn't go back to the pump fake often until they backed off.

- The packer 2014 quote of the year goes to Nerdmann for the pack shitting themselves. One cause for the overwhelming need for Depends is when the team gets cute and outsmarts themselves. Think back to week 1 when Rodgers didn't pass to Sherman's side once. Mike McCarthy circus against the Saints. Abandoning the run against the Bills.

I don't like to think that the team will be more hungry after this loss because I assume these guys give 100% every game. The idea that they will "really" step up their game for week 16 means that they were half-assing it which would be a more systematic problem.

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According to ESPN stats keepers GB had 7 drops which is the most they've recorded by 1 team in a game since 2008. Damn you Olivia