I'm not in panic mode either. But that was pretty bad last night. There are a lot of teams the Packers wouldn't have beaten last night. I still think they're the favorite to win the NFCN. The question is whether they're anything more than that.
I'm not in panic mode either. But that was pretty bad last night. There are a lot of teams the Packers wouldn't have beaten last night. I still think they're the favorite to win the NFCN. The question is whether they're anything more than that.
Ring the bells that still can ring
Forget your perfect offering
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They can contend if they play a near flawless game.Originally Posted by Joemailman
But they need to not get in their own way against an elite team, it'll just lead to a debacle.
Going into last nights game, I kept thinking that this years team was going to be something special. I still think that, even with the Bulaga injury, I just think we're going to take a little time to gel. Our protections looked a bit off, Rodgers looked hesitant to throw to anyone but Quarless and Jordy, and our defense looked a bit too eager to make the big play. Matthews looked onstopable at times, the secondary showed glimpes of good coverage, and I think McCarthy is going to figure out how to call a game for THIS team sooner or later. I think we just ran into a great team that's even better at home, and once we get clicking, we'll be a contender.
A team with Rodgers at the head of it isn't going to look this bad all year. Even as one of the more sacked quarterbacks over the past three years, he still has top QB rating in NFL history. He'll come around.
We're going to throttle the Jets at home. Don't worry.
Not sure Im in panic mode either, but what would help a lot is if they took Sherrod and Jones out and gave somebody else a chance. Those two really stood out as worthless pieces of shit...
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