A newbie - the truth about the Packers

[mraynrand]

For example, today when the offense was off, McCarthy/Rodgers refused to correct.

Uhh, not so much. Did you notice the total change in direction with putting Cobb in the backfield? Rodgers didn't drop the TD pass.

And Rodgers didn't 'refuse' to correct. Possibly he wasn't capable, due to the pressure from the front four and the holding, mugging blanket coverage.

[mraynrand]

LOL

It might be funny if there were any semblance of truth to it

[mraynrand]

today's loss was more about our ineptitude than their great d. drops, poor passes, and penalties, were self inflicted.

sure, some of it was unforced, but a lot of the errors were forced by superior play of the opponent.

[mraynrand]

Another adjustment you guys might want to look at, if you have the game saved, was McCarthy's change in tactics following the loss of Beluga, Bulemia, Balaga, Galaga, errr Bulaga (sorry, had a Diehl or no Diehl episode there) - anyway, after Tretter came in, Stubby changed up his calls to either run away from the right tackle or exploit the anticipated quick pressure from Mario. The execution was so-so.

[pbmax]

Another adjustment you guys might want to look at, if you have the game saved, was McCarthy's change in tactics following the loss of Beluga, Bulemia, Balaga, Galaga, errr Bulaga (sorry, had a Diehl or no Diehl episode there) - anyway, after Tretter came in, Stubby changed up his calls to either run away from the right tackle or exploit the anticipated quick pressure from Mario. The execution was so-so.

He also chipped Video Game Mario except on the last Packer O play.