Stud:
MLF.
Have at it.
Stud:
MLF.
Have at it.
dud
the kicker, another missed XP
where was gary?
the rest of the team is just littered with studs
Dud. Media calling for blowout. But got the team wrong.
Jones was mvp - made loves job easy
duds
loves hair. he needs to cut that shit. i know there aren't a lot of options with black guy hair, but the "sideshow bob" is just the worst
Fuck you!! That’s Sideshow Love style mofo cuz he is a real killer!!.Quote:
Originally Posted by red
It helps prevent concussions, probably.Quote:
Originally Posted by red
Offense was mostly flawless, outside of not giving Clifford the chance to throw. I’m fine putting in the backup QB, but let him play or don’t put him in at all.
Defense was okay. The pressure cooker that Jerruh has created is what cooked the Dallas offense, not anything our defense did. Dak had time in the pocket, but was unable to take advantage of it. That is rare for an NFL QB and should be all Dallas needs to confirm they will not be a title contender with Dak under center.
Still a great win on the road, but the challenge will be far greater next week. The SF offense is extremely balanced, like ours. They won’t melt in the face of the pressure. We are going to have to get a lot more pressure on the QB or Purdy will torch us.
He's been really quiet the last few games, it's concerning.Quote:
Originally Posted by red
You know you don't have to sound like a fuckin red necked biggot . Who the fuck cares what his hair looks like. Sounds like something Skin basket would say.Quote:
Originally Posted by red
Jordan Love 1st QB in NFL history to have a perfect pass rating in his first playoff game.
Romeo Doubs looked like a #1.
I actually think it was the opposite. All those gash passes to Doubs forced the Cowpokes to let off the run D and play the pass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fosco33
Sadly this is no longer true, since the incompletion to Kraft at the end dropped him under 158.3Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparkey
Not quite accurate. Love’s last incompletion in garage time caused the rating to go down. Imperfection!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparkey
But who gives a fuck? I’ll take the Dub.
While ignoring his incredible night! Real cocksucker move even for red.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparkey
Love's hair does look pretty bad, but I do not care and wouldn't want any bad ju-ju from making a change.
Besides, it looks better than dreads, rows, or braids.
Duds: Skinbasket
Oddly, nary a peep.Quote:
Originally Posted by Teamcheez1
Stud, Aaron Jones for eclipsing 104 and winning me my bet.
Ha ha ha! This fucking place. Both JJ and JJ from the Cowboys get duds for not stroking out on live television.
Studs: First team offense and defense
Duds: second teamers - they almost let Dallas back in the game.
^ LOL
OL were studs. Dallas has a lot of firepower up front and they were mostly handled.
Stud: Tex. 4-0 in Game Day Threads in must win situation.
And the horse you rode in on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anti-Polar Bear
LaFleur's offense and Love's execution - Studs for tearing up the best Defense in the league.
The O Line, especially the interior, for opening holes for Jones to gash the D and giving Love just enough time to do his thing.
Joe Barry for fooling the Cowboys (and most of us in here) by playing a two deep shell instead of his usual thing of pressure that almost but not quite gets to the QB. Most of the D players stepped up to Stud status, making the D work, including several who usually get a lot of criticism (Savage, Quay, Nixon, V and B allentine, and Jaire) The whole rotation of both the D Line and Edge rushers played like Studs most of the time anyway. I include Gary in that even though he didn't get as much pressure himself as usual. The attention he got opened it up for others. Unlike some in here said, it was good D, not merely Cowboy badness that made it happen.
The kicker was about the only Dud.
Jordan had some amazing throws today but also a few stinkers that the receivers bailed him out on. How are they always so open and where was this during the Rodgers years? Man I love that Jordan will just sling it to the open guy. That aspect aside, man does he ever look like Rodgers out there. The quick flick of the wrist, the football, etc. It is eery but I guess not unexpected.
The D seemed to consistently get _a lot_ of pressure against the best OL in the league. Did they finally realize the DL is loaded with first round picks and to get after it?
Winner - Matt “Pepe” LaFleur got the girl today for sure. HIS team came ready to rock and roll and pulled off the big upset of the wildcard weekend. He never looked lost and made all the right calls. His finest moment so far.
Great postgame speech too!
https://www.packers.com/video/thats-...wild-card-2023
Stud on Viagra - He keeps this up and we might have to give him the key to the city.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joemailman
I know it must have been hard for you today Tex but you did the right thing wishing the cowboys to lose.
That vid is awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by MadtownPacker
Hilarious that even the team is razzing Musgrave on his inability to stay on his feet!
A big, big brown dud for Fox’s halftime crew, not asking Jimmy Johnson what he thought about the beatdown-in-progress of his beloved Cowboys after Jimmy’s blustery pretend pre-game speech to the Cowboys.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freak Out
And an equally stenchy sour dud to the game announcers, who talked for three quarters about what the Cowboys needed to do, as if it was their job to figure out how to get the Cowboys back in the game. Nary a mention of what that other team - what was their name again? - was up to. Not until the fourth quarter.
Studliness to Romeo Doubs, who just caught every single thing.
Boy, the Cowboys were just off, the whole game. They looked dazed from the get-go. Not ready to play. You gotta put that on their head coach, don’t you? They sleepwalked through the whole thing.
Studliness oozing from the Packer offensive line.
That was my favorite part! The entire sideline must have been like us saying “don’t fall, don’t fall” when he turned to run.Quote:
Originally Posted by King Friday
Gary only played 41% of snaps. That was the least of all the edge rushers. Not on the injury list. Not sure what's going on.Quote:
Originally Posted by George Cumby
Stud: Daniel Whelan. 3 punts inside the 10. One preceded Jaire's INT.
Whelan even got a shout out in the postgame speech. FG kicker has us wincing but punts are great.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joemailman
Zach Kruse
@zachkruse2
Wow, the city of Dallas renamed an entire airport after Jordan Love
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GD4_zB8X...jpg&name=small
Kinda the same as the Packers looked for too many playoff games under McCarthy. It's one thing losing a hard-fought playoff game, but quite another being completely outplayed, never really being in it. As good as he is all season, McCarthy's playoff performances are perplexing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz
Gary might be hitting fatigue after pushing so hard to get back on the field. I suspect they are trying to keep him fresh as well.
Losing Enagbare isn't great but they have Brenton Cox and if McDuffie can play they might even try Quay or some other options to rush Purdy.
Stud for GB: first half Dak. 0 passing yards in the first qtr, and 2 Ints including telegraphing a pick six for Savage. Dak is a good QB but he occassionally has stretches where he'll look almost unplayable. 2nd half Dak was better and GB played softer but that was too much of a deficit to overcome with GB's offense rolling.
Jordan Love, Aaron Jones, Doubs, and the OL were studs.
This team must lead the league in personal foul penalties. They get at least one a week.
Make no mistake about it, I 100% wanted the Packers to beat my second favorite team, and I was maybe 75 or 80% sure that they would. Ditto that for the Niners next week. I've been saying all season that the Packers are a loaded team. It took most of the season for that to show up, but now it's happening.Quote:
Originally Posted by MadtownPacker
I'm a great believer in luck - luck with injuries, luck with draft picks and UDFAs, players in general developing to be good, etc. And I say only slightly non-seriously, luck constitutes God willing the Packers (and to a lesser extent the Cowboys) to remain near the top of the NFL and occasionally win it all. Deniers and negativists, feel free to come up with a counter-theory for the past 3 decades hahahaha.
And I don't take Stud credit for the win streak either - I just was lucky to be the thread starter at the right time. I do, however, take credit for predicting it when a lot of negativists, anti-homers, and other dumbasses were predicting all kinds of doom and gloom.
Not much worse then an “I toad ya so.”Quote:
Originally Posted by texaspackerbacker
Perhaps you should consider a victory lap.
At the end of October the Packers were 2-5 and any realist could see we were like the Titanic sinking in the middle of the ocean. If anyone was the blind homer at that point, it was you. Others saw it for was it was, which as a bleak situation.
And do me a favour as a fellow Packer fan for over 40 years now, just spare the blow-hard shit.
Gary was less effective than usual because he got more attention than sometimes. That enabled Van Ness, P. Smith, and the interior D Linemen to put pressure on the QB.Quote:
Originally Posted by run pMc
What exactly is Enagbare's injury? As I recall, Brenton Cox looked pretty good in preseason. We got him as a UDFA because of his past character issues. I would be hopeful he could be a decent factor. Otherwise, I doubt they would have kept him around as well as letting Justin Hollins go.
The one and only personal foul I saw called was the horse collar by Quay - which replay showed was a bogus call. I don't honestly think the Packers have had more personal fouls than most teams.