Wasn't talking about our defense. It's not good or the scheme isn't good. What did we do in the offseason to improve it?Originally Posted by red
I was talking about the offense which couldn't do anything in the 4th quarter. Not even a first down. That's what will cost us close games.
Frustrating. With defense reeling, offense needed 1 drive in 4th quarter. Couldn't get it.
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Few teams missing 4 of their best players on one side of the ball look incredibly functional.
It's such a GOOD feeling...13 TIME WORLD CHAMPIONS!!
It is a pre-snap penalty. It was declined.
No argument, but they looked good for 3 quarters and when they could put Atlanta away, they fell on their face.
Seemed like the O stalled since the middle of the 3rd. Just one drive would have done it. By 1 on the road isn’t that bad. But yeah shit should have been a win.
More Banjo Thread posted.
Ring the bells that still can ring
Forget your perfect offering
There is a crack, a crack in everything
That's how the light gets in - Leonard Cohen
Sheeeesh.
Ring the bells that still can ring
Forget your perfect offering
There is a crack, a crack in everything
That's how the light gets in - Leonard Cohen
We'll see more games like this with the young offense. They have to learn how to win. Rodgers lost game after close game his first season as a starter.
Most concerning thing is Ridder is a bottom-tier QB. Imagine having to deal with an actual good player under center for the opponent.
My perspective is that this could and maybe should have been a win. Mistakes where made but Packers didn’t get outclassed at all and the home team had to rally back for the win. Not a bad loss at all.
I think they might have done better against that. That riddler dude has a funky playing style that kept throwing the D off.
Good news is that if it's a good QB, they'll be a passing team which plays to our defensive strength, such as it is.
Vikings Packers should be a snooze fest for once.
Vikings are better than their record. They're at least close to a .500 team. Those games should be fun to watch.
Probably right.
I only saw the 4th quarter. How did the Jenkins and Van Ness injuries look? How did Love look. He wasn’t good in the 4th quarter with the adjusted offensive line.
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I've read Jenkins is a sprained MCL. If so, he'll be out a few weeks. No idea who the source is.
Ring the bells that still can ring
Forget your perfect offering
There is a crack, a crack in everything
That's how the light gets in - Leonard Cohen
I missed first half of the game live and saw Newman and Walker were on the left side of the OL. That's a step down on the road in a loud dome for your run game and pass pro.
Hopefully Jenkins can recover soon. Looks like the GB OL depth, especially on the interior, is being tested already.
Haven't heard about Van Ness, but he took the brunt of a collision with Tyler Allgeier and didn't return. Looked like a shoulder or maybe some kind of stinger. Hope he's back.
This was a win-in-the-trenches kind of game and they lost. Was a close game and at least entertaining, but agree they probably should have won it. Hopefully they learn and improve from it.
Ridder threw the ball to GB's defense a few times and they mostly dropped it. Jaire probably had a pick-six on the one, and Quay had a shot at another. Just wasn't their day.
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