I was pleasently surprised when I saw the camera following Crosby running to the sideline, getting out wide. Finally, some nifty ST call from the Packers.

Eventually, we only got a burned TO out of it, but it was pretty funny.

I was wondering though, if we actually would've gone through with this play or if we would've called a TO ourselves, hoping to draw a penalty or a Bears TO, like we did.

The weirdest thing was that Flynn was lined up under the 'wrong' o-lineman. He stood under the right guard, for some reason.

I asked Tom Pelissero, as well. He forgot to ask Slocum, though, so he didn't know either.

This is one of the advantages you have when you have your QB as the holder. To me it is, at least.

I liked it that McCarthy beat Lovie Smith at his own game. Usually Lovie would be the one with the trick special teams play. (The Bears did run a fake punt against the Packers in the season opener, but it failed.)

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Could be, because that's where the long snapper is used to putting it. After all, the holder sits off to the side a bit. Don't know for sure though.
Nice to see them throwing a little something up on the film for the Queens to think about in the playoffs.

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