I'll put you in a cage

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Slants, crossing routes, SCREENS.

Let's get back to fundamentals. Get the ball out, Aaron.

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The offense did get going today -- they amassed 540 total yards to the Lions' comparatively paltry 277. Unfortunately, they just couldn't capitalize on their success, repeatedly making egregious mistakes at the worst possible times. Aaron Rodgers arguably made the most mistakes of all with his repeated refusal to take what the defense offered him. I would be curious to know when was the last time a team lost after doubling up their opponent in yardage. In any case, with four missed field goals and a missed extra point, Crosby accomplished a feat that hadn't been equaled since 1980. It's hard to come back from that. And that taunting penalty was absolutely backbreaking.

Edit: ESPN is saying the Packers racked up 521 yards, not 540. Nevertheless, the basic point stands.

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Not to mention that first TD by the Loins. We had that drive stopped, suddenly BOOM, free first down on the 1. This game was WINNABLE.

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Not to mention the holding call that erased Montgomery's 64-yard return.

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Every game is winnable. But not by the Packers this season.

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How to get the Packers offense going? Hire a new OC! Oh wait. Okay how about starting the playbook over! Oh wait.

We truly need a fresh mind on offense and someone who can get Aaron to throw the ball sooner instead of later. It's perfectly okay to have 10 play drives instead of 5 play drives.

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It was refreshing to hear Aaron Rodgers comments about taking a good measure of responsibility upon himself for the offense’s performance. I think that’s a big step in the right direction and shows good leadership.

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He has said that before. Still comes in playing the same way every time. Sometimes the results are much better.

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