I feel like destroying something valuable right now, but instead, I'm going to try and make a list of all the good things.

-> We only have to wait six days until the next Packer's game
-> We're only down 1 game in the division
-> Minnesota plays Chicago next week
-> Minnesota and Chicago our both as inconsistent of teams as we are
-> Thanksgiving is thursday om nom nom
-> There are 5 games left in this season, leaving us a distant chance of still finishing 10-6
-> The Packers are, under McCarthy, known to hit their stride entering the last few weeks of the season
-> Grant looked great
-> Breakdown - If Minnesota loses to the Bears, and we beat the Bears, the division is tied again.

I don't want this team to look at the playoff.. piss on that.. until we can play a couple of solid games in a row again.. we shouldn't be even thinking in terms of playoffs and winning the division.

By on a bright note.. the running game looks to be gaining ground on success.. even piss poor Moll played well in the running game tonight.. to bad he wasn't as solid in pass protection.

I am too utterly disappointed with this team and the intensity they played with tonight.. it is a good thing I am missing an appendage.. I might try kicking myself in the ass for getting my hopes up this week.

Were we really that good last week or were we lucky in quite the number of breaks last season?

Honestly... what in the hell is happening with the consistency of this team.

Pregame Mike McCarthy said this team has been consistent? Time to remove the blinders again Mike.. we are 5-6 for a freaking reason.

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-> Harrell made an athletic play. Got up under his own power and stayed in the DT rotation.
-> The last Rodgers interception was actually good to see. 4th and long, down by a bunch, you have to take chances, and he did.
-> Blackmon looks legit as a returner.
-> Blocking wasn't atrocious for most of the game.
-> Hawk looked good in run support most of the time. Passing, not so much, but he shouldn't be left in downfield/no-help situations.
-> Grant's continuing his end of season momentum.
-> McCarthey got a chance to watch schemes dominate a game. Maybe we'll start seeing more manufactured mismatches after that schooling.

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All good points. I can't believe I will root for the Bears on Sunday night.

Maybe I'll finally wear my Walter Payton jersey.

lol. Now would be the time.

Packers least penalized game this season I believe. Only 3 for 20 on the Pack and 2 for 10 on the Saints. I actually enjoyed this a lot. I hate it when the Zebras feel the need to call so many penalties, they should just let these guys play the game.

I found it funny how the ref was so excited to call penalties on the Packers. He was like smiling and putting an emphasis on one of the calls against them. Then when he had to explain that overturned ball spot, he looked like he was about to cry because of all the boos.

I know we have a great team, great players ... I'm starting to question the coaching ...

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Just no desire really. You don't see any heart from this team when they are down, which is why they can't make a comeback victory for their life this year. Only way this team wins is if they jump out to an early lead, which is why I kind of lost faith going into half time of the game tonight.