Official PACKERS vs. jags Gameday Thread

[Partial]

Tony Moll has really come in and provided the leadership the Packers offense needed. Rodgers is massively failing to lead the defense though.

Let me say this: We have more offensive talent at every position but QB than the Colts, and a better defense. Yet, we're sitting here at 5-8, and they're riding high about to make the playoffs with an equally horrendous D that cannot stop the run.

What say you?

Do you post here? Could you stop talking to me. I don't talk to you.

Way to ignore the post, guy.

[Badgerinmaine]

How the fuck can you root for your team to lose? Seriously, even with getting a higher draft pick I still couldn't root against my team.

I agree--in other words, The Cheese does not stand alone.

[pack4to84]

bad call by MM

[Gunakor]

Tony Moll has really come in and provided the leadership the Packers offense needed. Rodgers is massively failing to lead the defense though.

Let me say this: We have more offensive talent at every position but QB than the Colts, and a better defense. Yet, we're sitting here at 5-8, and they're riding high about to make the playoffs with an equally horrendous D that cannot stop the run.

What say you?

The Colts were owned by the Packers at Lambeau Field. Say whatever you want about all the other games but in a head to head meeting we fucked the Colts up. Because the Colts are like us in that they have this tremendous offense but a defense that is inconsistent at best.

When our defense shows up we beat the Bears 37-3. When it doesn't show up we get beat 24-21 by the Texans. That has nothing at all to do with the QB.

[Rastak]

Boy, the defense really failed to inspire the offense to finish that off.

[TheCheese]

Rodgers, personally, is having a very nice start. However, he's doing an awful job of inspiring the defense. Right now I would say that is the difference in this game. Really, it's been the difference in this season.

One TD in the half is not exactly a 'very nice start'. We'll see. He's been alright so far. This is average against a rebuilding Jags team.

5 for 5 on third down. That's solid against anybody.

He's playing alright today. I'd love to see him do this against a good team, aka one with a winning record.

I hope we lose. I want Vanilla Bob and a better draft pick.

How the fuck can you root for your team to lose? Seriously, even with getting a higher draft pick I still couldn't root against my team.

They're never going to get anywhere with Vanilla Bob without a superstar at Quarterback. Unless they plan on moving on at QB annually until they find a BF, PM or TB, than they've got to get a stud on D and a new D Coord.

You still don't root against your team to lose. It ain't right.

[digitaldean]

Nice kick. Points are good.

Now if our D could finally stop someone before the end of a half...

Colts only ahead 14-9 vs. Lions.

Partial if you want to root for your team to lose, hey have at it. Personally, I'd rather see a win. Either way, Vanilla should go.

Nice play KAMPY!

[Partial]

Tony Moll has really come in and provided the leadership the Packers offense needed. Rodgers is massively failing to lead the defense though.

Let me say this: We have more offensive talent at every position but QB than the Colts, and a better defense. Yet, we're sitting here at 5-8, and they're riding high about to make the playoffs with an equally horrendous D that cannot stop the run.

What say you?

The Colts were owned by the Packers at Lambeau Field. Say whatever you want about all the other games but in a head to head meeting we fucked the Colts up. Because the Colts are like us in that they have this tremendous offense but a defense that is inconsistent at best.

When our defense shows up we beat the Bears 37-3. When it doesn't show up we get beat 24-21 by the Texans. That has nothing at all to do with the QB.

Yes... they were injured badly.. Tremendous offense? Where is our tremendous offense? We average 20.1 offensive points per game. That is pretty piss poor.

The team is inconsistent all over the place because they lack the leadership to have consistent offensive and defensive performances. Both are bad, but the offense is given a free pass by everyone it seems.

[pack4to84]

about time Rodgers put some pressure on Jags QB

[RashanGary]

In the redzone I like to roll Rodgers out. He's dangerous with his feet, has a good, accurate arm on the run and makes good decisions. I don't love the playcalls in the redzone lately.

[HarveyWallbangers]

Yes... they were injured badly.. Tremendous offense? Where is our tremendous offense? We average 20.1 offensive points per game. That is pretty piss poor.

22.5, but thanks for trying.

[gbgary]

couldn't even call a time out and try a hail mary. geesh.

[Fred's Slacks]

Tony Moll has really come in and provided the leadership the Packers offense needed. Rodgers is massively failing to lead the defense though.

Let me say this: We have more offensive talent at every position but QB than the Colts, and a better defense. Yet, we're sitting here at 5-8, and they're riding high about to make the playoffs with an equally horrendous D that cannot stop the run.

What say you?

The Colts were owned by the Packers at Lambeau Field. Say whatever you want about all the other games but in a head to head meeting we fucked the Colts up. Because the Colts are like us in that they have this tremendous offense but a defense that is inconsistent at best.

When our defense shows up we beat the Bears 37-3. When it doesn't show up we get beat 24-21 by the Texans. That has nothing at all to do with the QB.

Yes... they were injured badly.. Tremendous offense? Where is our tremendous offense? We average 20.1 offensive points per game. That is pretty piss poor.

The team is inconsistent all over the place because they lack the leadership to have consistent offensive and defensive performances. Both are bad, but the offense is given a free pass by everyone it seems.

So why do they get a pass for being injured? I wish you could just see that Rodger is actually a pretty good QB. 3 scores in 4 possession (basically 3 possessions). I'd take that every week.

[RashanGary]

The best thing I've seen all game was the nice pass rush by Jeremy Thompson. I'd like to see him get a little bit thicker in his lower body during the offseason, but he showed a nice little edge rush earlier in the game.

That is one player that we don't really know what we have yet. Good signs from guys like him and Tony Moll (who just got beat, I know) are the things that give me the most optimism right now.

[Gunakor]

Tony Moll has really come in and provided the leadership the Packers offense needed. Rodgers is massively failing to lead the defense though.

Let me say this: We have more offensive talent at every position but QB than the Colts, and a better defense. Yet, we're sitting here at 5-8, and they're riding high about to make the playoffs with an equally horrendous D that cannot stop the run.

What say you?

The Colts were owned by the Packers at Lambeau Field. Say whatever you want about all the other games but in a head to head meeting we fucked the Colts up. Because the Colts are like us in that they have this tremendous offense but a defense that is inconsistent at best.

When our defense shows up we beat the Bears 37-3. When it doesn't show up we get beat 24-21 by the Texans. That has nothing at all to do with the QB.

Yes... they were injured badly.. Tremendous offense? Where is our tremendous offense? We average 20.1 offensive points per game. That is pretty piss poor.

The team is inconsistent all over the place because they lack the leadership to have consistent offensive and defensive performances. Both are bad, but the offense is given a free pass by everyone it seems.

Because the offense is keeping us in games that the defense is doing everything it has to do to lose. It seems you are giving the defense a pass when it doesn't deserve one. Oh, they get a bunch of turnovers. That's great, but can they stop anybody? Absolutely not. That's the problem, not the offense.