Mice And Men - Alll Day II

[Ballboy]

Mice - entire defensive backfield. T-Will was horrible, many missed tackles on AP, then you drop 10+yards off a FULL BACK and allow him to catch and get YAC. McMillian cant cover, why/how does he end up on Rudolph, most likely their best receiver? For as good as Shields has been the last few weeks, he went back to his old ways....even though it didnt count the fumble recovery with flip back was horrible. Did Burnett even play yesterday? MD again lost AP at the line and watched as other tried to tackle, then when AP got away he couldnt make a play.

Ref's - this crew better not see the playoffs. Dont get me started on the time it took to get the ball placed causing us to burn time-outs. Then, the several "bad" calls, such as the Jones fumble, not seeing the clear trap catch and overall mess.

[LegandofthePack15]

Of course you do, because you're married to the meme that Shields can't play zone.

That's Harrell, not me. I didn't think Shields sucks at zone 'til that play. I am sure if you watch the replay of the play, you'll see what I saw. There wasn't a Viking in the flat in front of Shields from I what I could see watching the play live. No excuses for Shields not playing deeper.

[pbmax]

Tamon deserved the flag because he didn't just shove or hit him. He hit the guy in the facemask.

Easy call. Stupid play.

Could you argue the other guy deserved a flag for retaliation? Possibly, but I am not sure he hit Tramon in the head. Tramon put the team in a bad situation by reacting emotionally and hoping the ref bailed him out. Failure on his part. he's a vet, should know better.

[denverYooper]

Tamon deserved the flag because he didn't just shove or hit him. He hit the guy in the facemask.

Easy call. Stupid play.

Could you argue the other guy deserved a flag for retaliation? Possibly, but I am not sure he hit Tramon in the head. Tramon put the team in a bad situation by reacting emotionally and hoping the ref bailed him out. Failure on his part. he's a vet, should know better.

That was a 4 point mistake.

[Cheesehead Craig]

Not gonna go watch the replay of the play, though.

So you'll just keep spouting off inaccuracies?

[LegandofthePack15]

So you'll just keep spouting off inaccuracies?

Nope. I know what I saw and I am correct. Shields fucked up.

[Cheesehead Craig]

Nope. I know what I saw and I am correct. Shields fucked up.

It's a little blurry but Shields (#37 on the far right of the screen) seems to have been in a different zone than Jenkins was in. Why, is that #29 Heyward in front of Jenkins? Well look at that, it is.

You can always go to NFL.com and see the video. It's around the 4:30 mark.

I'm fine with blaming Shields for the bomb he gave up, totally on him. But let's not bury the poor guy with stuff he wasn't responsible for.

[pbmax]

Same idea here. Try this:

[Cheesehead Craig]

You're such a fancy bastard pb

[LegandofthePack15]

Same idea here. Try this:

WTF?!?!?!

Ok, I stand corrected.

I usually re-watch EVERY PLAY on NFL Shortcuts before I write this thread...but not when the Packers lose. I am not a masochist.

[PA Pack Fan]

Show the line of scrimmage right before the snap. All three Packers are surrounding this one fucking guy, and he ends up wide open!!

[LegandofthePack15]

Show the line of scrimmage right before the snap. All three Packers are surrounding this one fucking guy, and he ends up wide open!!

Thanks to PB, I now know that Hayward, not Shields, fucked up. Rookie mistake, I guess.

I fucking hate Capers' 3-men rush.

[PA Pack Fan]

Thanks to PB, I now know that Hayward, not Shields, fucked up. Rookie mistake, I guess.

I fucking hate Capers' 3-men rush.

I don't know that you can hang the whole thing on the rookie Heyward. It still baffles me when I look at the beginning of that play, and think theres no way in hell anything goes that way.

[Mazzin]

Nope. I know what I saw and I am correct. Shields fucked up.

[LegandofthePack15]

What is up, Mazzin?