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Never has a 10 point win been more excruciatingly concluded.
I had hoped M3 would be more aggressive in these situations, but at least in the regular season at home, he is not.
That said, Janis does not look ready for prime time. And please tell me someone saw Shields come back into the game after he left during the last KC TD drive.
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Shields was back in the game.
Phew. I thought so, but because of the rain ESPN switched to a roof cam. I though I was watching an intersectional matchup between K-State and Coastal Carolina.Quote:
Originally Posted by denverYooper
Janis got a long pass on the first play of the 2nd drive. Was it close?
Janis let the DB squeeze him on the sideline. The pass was probably 3 yards OOB. I dunno if Rodgers misthrew or if he put it there cause Janis didn't make himself available.Quote:
Originally Posted by smuggler
KC was selling out to shut down the run. If you are just running into a wall, why not just have Rodgers take a knee?Quote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
I wish they would have stayed aggressive in 4th quarter. AR is pretty safe with quick passes. That was painful.
Green Bay Packers @packers 2m2 minutes ago
McCarthy: Excellent team win against a very good football team. Offensively it starts with Aaron Rodgers. #KCvsGB
Green Bay Packers @packers 47s47 seconds ago
McCarthy: We're 3-0. You have to find ways to win these games early in the season. We're doing that, but we're also improving. #KCvsGB
Green Bay Packers @packers 1m1 minute ago
McCarthy on Aaron Rodgers: He's playing great football...He's playing at a very, very high level. #KCvsGB
Albert Breer @AlbertBreer
Packers WR James Jones on Aaron Rodgers: "We are all witnesses to something special right now."
Chris B. Brown @smartfootball 5m5 minutes ago
"PS, thank God the Giants cut me"
Green Bay Packers @packers 13s14 seconds ago
McCarthy: We have great veteran leadership. Everybody has a role, and our young guys have done a good job playing in their role. #KCvsGB
Green Bay Packers @packers 3m3 minutes ago
Rodgers: We were able to capitalize on some free plays & some matchups...The key starts up front. We protected really well. #KCvsGB
MAYBE HE DOES NOT REMEMBER GOOD PROTECTION?
Green Bay Packers @packers 36s36 seconds ago
Rodgers on the 3 TDs to Randall Cobb on similar plays: If it's not broke, then keep using it. #KCvsGB
Green Bay Packers @packers 14s15 seconds ago
That's all from Rodgers. Visit http://packers.com for more coverage of tonight's Monday Night Football victory. #KCvsGB
Football Perspective @fbgchase 16s17 seconds ago
It's been over three years since Aaron Rodgers lost a regular season home game (min: 3 pass attempts).
Jason Wilde @jasonjwilde 32s32 seconds ago
#Packers backup QB Scott Tolzien, on Aaron Rodgers: "To me, it’s like watching Jordan in his prime. He’s at the top of his game."
Is anyone else upset we allowed a Chief WR to catch a TD? I'm probably more upset by this win than I am by the Bears win, and yes I realize that's spoiled.
Injuries: http://www.jsonline.com/sports/packe...329883371.html
Quarless, knee (on Marcus Peters low hit, looked similar to hit that laid up Cobb)
Jake Ryan, hamstring
Adams, same ankle
Datone Jones, possible concussion
I'm just glad Jones doesn't have a neck injury. That didn't look good.
Getting a bit thin at TE. Time to bring back Bostick!
I agreed. When it happened I yelled "shit, not again" I was about to nominate Joe Thomas for a doggfuckle award. (or whatever the hell the reverse was called)Quote:
Originally Posted by mraynrand
Ankle biter.
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@ByRyanWood: Was James Jones good signing? #Packers QB Aaron Rodgers has completed 12-14 passes thrown to him for 219 yards, 4 TDs, PERFECT 158.3 rating.
@ByRyanWood: #Packers WR James Jones is the only receiver in NFL with double-digit targets and a perfect QB rating on those targets.
What an incredibly fortunate pickup J.J. has been so far. Dude has been money and I love his attitude and professionalism.
Things you probably already knew.
Michael Cohen @Michael_Cohen13 1m1 minute ago
#Packers TE Andrew Quarless had an MRI this morning on his injured knee. Awaiting results.
Looks like a defenseless receiver to me. Targeting for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
not once did I, think the game was in doubt, bite a fingernail, or get nervous. 2nd half was all garbage time and they let it show some in the forth quarter. it was a dominate win from the get-go.
perfect technique. shoulder-chest.Quote:
Originally Posted by mraynrand
He hit him way too hard - and the receiver wasn't looking or properly prepared. Probably deserves a four game suspension and a stiff fine. Have to punish/fine away the hard hits. Maybe a good rule change would be for the defender to shout a strong warning before the hit.Quote:
Originally Posted by gbgary
Quarless MCL sprain, out 4-6 weeks
Adams looks like he will be out a week or 2
Quarless is having a really tough year. An arrest, an infant death, and now an injury.
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Originally Posted by gbgary
Oh yeah.
Form tackle, through and through.
That shit gets the sideline hollerin'.
When he left, he did so in the same manner, classy and professional. I really like how he comports himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by SMBASS
@PackersNotes 2h2 hours ago
Aaron Rodgers named NFC Offensive player of the week.
I wonder how PFF can explain this? Lol...
McGinn split the difference and gave him 4 out of 5 footballs.Quote:
Originally Posted by SMBASS
The Russian judge must have also given him a pretty good score PB!Quote:
Originally Posted by pbmax
Nah, way too complicated. Did he shout the correct warning? Did he shout it loud enough? Was the shout timely? If there are two defenders in the area, do they have to shout directional information as part of the warning? ("I'm going to crush you from your left side!") What if two defenders from different locations both shout warnings? Wouldn't that be confusing to the poor, poor wide receiver?Quote:
Originally Posted by mraynrand
Much simpler to just eliminate tackling of receivers all together. DBs can play the ball, but not touch the receiver. In fairness, you could eliminate y.a.c. and give the offense the ball at the point of the reception; although the NFL might like every completed pass leading to a TD, with defenders limited to only trying to punch out the ball.
We are moving towards electronic touch football. I figure the closer it gets to that, the less interest there will be and the game will die. The push will come from the high schools, where hysterical helicopter moms are steering kids away from football (never mind that plenty of other sports have their attendant injuries, concussions, etc.). At some point, the well is going to go dry, but these things take time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patler
I love football. I loved playing organized football. I love a good pick up game of football. When the time comes, I will allow my son to play football, but one concussion ano I won't let him play again.
You just need proximity indicators that start to really squeal in a high pitch when something is approaching at full running speed.
And adopt some more rugby tackling techniques rather than rules about where to hit.
The you need to create space on the LOS both horizontally and vertically (away from the ball).
But Roger will keep pushing them to implement rules to prevent hits that the public thinks look scary. Colleges will figure it out first.