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James Jones!
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MichiganPackerFan
James Jones!
James Jones right now is half the player he could be. He seems to be very good at getting the right position for the QB to get him the ball, but then doesn't have the soft hands that could make him REALLY good. I don't know if it's his focus, or what, but he is also insecure with the ball from time to time. Jordy had a lot of yards against NYG, but don't forget that 80 came on one play. On another play he was careless with the ball and allowed NY back into the game. I think both are good num... -
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WHAT DO YOU DO WITH............................ ???
HESTER Do you even entertain kicking to him ? Do you pooch the kicks and boot the punts out of bounce ? Let's not forget key plays in how we lost to the Bears. Hester nearly took one to the house and he did take one to the house a second time. He's the best in the business......heck probably the best return man ever.....and to be nice we have a poor coach on ST and probably subpar talent. This guy is a touchdown time bomb who can change games. Perhaps we lose field position by not giving hi... -
McCarthy and "Close Games"
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Bossman641
McCarthy and "Close Games"
Today, the most important position on the field is QB. It's hard to argue with the results MM has gotten from that position since being here. He appears to be one of the best teachers of QB's in the league. The offensive statistics speak for themselves since MM's arrival as well: 2010 - 8th in PPG 2009 - 3rd in PPG 2008 - 5th in PPG 2007 - 4th in PPG 2006 - 22nd in PPG I have my criticisms of him (abandons the run too easily, gets too cute with playcalls sometimes, clock management, sticks w... -
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McCarthy and "Close Games"
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Bretsky
McCarthy and "Close Games"
Here are guys off the top of my head I'd take over Stubby Some will be more proven and some less proven From the AFC Hoody Genius--Best of the Best Mike Tomlin-----No Brainer Jeff Fischer-----Perhaps I overrate this guy but I've always put him in the top tier of coaches Jim Caldwell----Gotta give him his due for keeping the truck rolling John Harbaugh--Excellent coach Rey Ryan----------------debateable whether I'd take him or MM From the NFC Sean Payton--No Brainer Mike Smith--No Bra... -
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McCarthy and "Close Games"
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retailguy
McCarthy and "Close Games"
I'm watching pre game warm ups for the Falcons right now. What we'll see out of them tonight are plays that they do well consistently. We'll see 25 carries out of turner, most likely. We'll see a fair share of TE dumpoffs to Gonzalez, and we'll see some passes out there for Roddy White to take away from the defense. In short, we'll see a few creative plays, but the bulk will be "this is who we are, and this is what we do". It's been successful to the tune of 2 losses, vs our 6. (Yes, injuries explain... -
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McCarthy and "Close Games"
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Patler
McCarthy and "Close Games"
Being close is fine; but, playoff runs usually involving winning close games at the end. With 5 years of history, overall I do not like what MM has shown in the last half of the 4th quarter. What you do to stay close isn't necessarily what you need to do at the end to win. If you don't know how to win, all you will ever be is a really good team that never seems to win a championship. In football there are a lot of variables regarding possession, clock management, FG vs TDs, punting strategies,... -
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McCarthy and "Close Games"
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th87
McCarthy and "Close Games"
I was watching SoundFX with Mike Holmgren, and he said to the victorious Packers, "You guys just wanted it more." Usually, I dismiss such statements as cliches, but it got me thinking. That 96 team had some real ruthless players on it - Reggie White, Wayne Simmons, Sean Jones, Frank Winters, the QB, etc. Players who would run through a brick wall to win. This team is very talented, but it doesn't appear to have the ruthlessness of the 96 squad. The players are nice people, and excelle... -
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McCarthy and "Close Games"
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Smidgeon
McCarthy and "Close Games"
I'm not a huge fan of Slocum myself, but maybe he's not all that bad. The Special Teams penalties have got to be way down this year. I remember reading somewhere that he changed the scheme this offseason to a different kind of blocking (straight ahead instead of on one side). The results in that department has been noticeable. There has been a drastic improvement in the one area this year. Maybe it takes a couple years to fix something as horrendous as the GB STs have been. Maybe Slocum isn't the... -
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McCarthy and "Close Games"
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packerbacker1234
McCarthy and "Close Games"
We had more injuries, and worse injuries, than we did in what.... 2006 or was it 2005, when we had our first losing season in forever. Yet, we can't finish below .500 now, and we control, with 2 weeks to go, if we make the playoffs or not. Win out and were in. This team never gave up, and hasn't been throughly dominated by anyone. While it seems all our losses are extremely close, it's also a testament to just how good we are, and how good we would of been had we not had the injuries. Injuries don't... -
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The Official Packers @ Falcons Gameday Thread
I put myself through the hell of watching the game again on the DVR and I have to comment on my 3 Goats of this game. 1. Daryn Colledge - On the second and goal, just before the Rodgers fumble into the endzone, Rodgers checked to the QB draw and should have walked into the endzone. Instead, the DL (who was taking a knee when the ball was snapped) gets under Colledge's block and hits Rodgers low, stopping him dead. If Colledge a) gets his pads down or b) gets his head on the corect side, Rodge...
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