Since our organization knows how to run an organization, that means we are spoiled? I figure it just means the packers are an overall better organization than the rest of the north.
NFL: ***2022 NFL Season Thread***
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To a degree yes, but the packers aren’t a complete dysfunctional mess like the rest of the north.
Aaron is not a great post season Qb. He is great in the regular season, but not after. Aaron was not good tonight. His defense was great and they should have won.
Great QBs can carry a team. GB was smart to trade for Farve. They were extremely lucky to get Rodgers. 1st round Qb draft picks are literally a crapshoot.
He just wants all the credit and none of the blame. I thought he had gotten a little better about allowing our offense to utilize short passes and the running game. We needed to move the sticks with plenty of time, and our stick mover, Lazard, only got one target
This was far and away the best Green Bay defensive performance I’ve seen in a playoff in my lifetime. Guess they couldn’t carry Rodgers tonight though.
Rodgers pretty much just looked to throw to Adams and Jones all night. Didn’t even try to get anyone else involved. Even on his last throw Lazard was wide open, but decided to throw to a covered Cobb nearly throwing an int
I haven’t understood his Cobb infatuation this year at all. Lazard, St.Brown, and the tight ends all underutilized
Rodgers had a bizarre mental game. Zoned in on Adams all night, refused to get other receivers involved, and decided to throw into double coverage instead of going underneath to move the chains.
On the play where GB got called for ineligible man downfield, it seemed liked Rodgers was the only one that thought it was a pass play. Lazard lined up on the side that Rodgers rolled out to, but Allen blocked down instead of running a route. Combine that with lineman blocking downfield and it seems like your QB ran the wrong play. Weird stuff.
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On the play where GB got called for ineligible man downfield, it seemed liked Rodgers was the only one that thought it was a pass play. Lazard lined up on the side that Rodgers rolled out to, but Allen blocked down instead of running a route. Combine that with lineman blocking downfield and it seems like your QB ran the wrong play. Weird stuff.
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Rodgers has no excuses. He had a good defense, Adams, Jones, etc.. and still couldn't get it done. 2 years in a row of home field throughout and he blows it.
I mean they were literally driving down field on the second drive until Lewis fumbled.
And don’t forget Rodgers took them downfield, close enough to score a field goal just before half and then special teams gave up a block.
Like I said, Rodgers didn’t play his best, but that loss tonight was 100% on special teams.
Not sure. How rogue did Rodgers go with play calls and options on what was called? And losing Dillon surely figured into what they did thereafter
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This is the problem the Packers have, if they don’t have a quarterback what good player is going to wanT to move to Green Bay Wisconsin And live in a tiny town in the middle of nowhere.
Will be very interesting to see what happens for the first time in 31 years it looks like Green Bay won’t have a HOF quarterback.
Will be very interesting to see what happens for the first time in 31 years it looks like Green Bay won’t have a HOF quarterback.
Ahhh, all the Packer haters are rejoicing. Well, the one fact in sports is, no matter who you cheer for, your season ends in disappointment 99.9% of the time, you just have to enjoy that one shining moment they happen to end up on top. I've had the pleasure of enjoying 2 super bowl wins, an NBA championship, and a Fiesta bowl win, with my teams. If Green Bay's run is over, so be it, I survived being a Packer fan in the 70's and 80's. If you can't be a fan during the bad times, you don't deserve the good.
