THE INTERCEPTION BY BURNETT

[Maxie the Taxi]

I was thinking Cobb in the backfield. Or, you've got TO's, how about Arod takes one after he's at the LOS and sees what Seattle is doing?

Plus, they moved the ball down the field for the tying field goal by passing. How'd they do that?

[pbmax]

I was thinking Cobb in the backfield. Or, you've got TO's, how about Arod takes one after he's at the LOS and sees what Seattle is doing?

Plus, they moved the ball down the field for the tying field goal by passing. How'd they do that?

Seattle was playing back in a more conventional D. Until they had the lead, those last two drives they were all on the LOS.

You have to make a choice, you go strength on strength and hope to win or you spread it out. Since he was willing to just eat clock and TOs, he didn't change it up.

[esoxx]

To the best of my knowledge, Peppers did not talk to the press.

Disappointing. Being a playoff captain and a player no doubt the rest of the defense (and team for that matter) looked up to based on his past accomplishments, it would seem fitting he would want to step up and own his mistake. Instead, Burnett is left to twist in the wind and has gotten raked over the coals unmercifully. I have no doubt Burnett would still be running if the respected ol' man of the D had not waved him down.

It's at a time like this I need to keep in mind that he is a former Chicago Bear after all.

[woodbuck27]

I heard that said, but something does not compute. Stubby's subsequent actions do not square with his expectations.

Damage control isn't one of Mike McCarthy's strong points.

[woodbuck27]

Disappointing. Being a playoff captain and a player no doubt the rest of the defense (and team for that matter) looked up to based on his past accomplishments, it would seem fitting he would want to step up and own his mistake. Instead, Burnett is left to twist in the wind and has gotten raked over the coals unmercifully. I have no doubt Burnett would still be running if the respected ol' man of the D had not waved him down.

It's at a time like this I need to keep in mind that he is a former Chicago Bear after all.

That game in Seattle reflected Julius Peppers career in the NFL. That might be summed up by the term 'very good and close but no cigar'.

What's really sad is that Julius Peppers besides 'the chicken shit choke wave' to Morgan Burnett; had a fine performance in the game. Peppers had 5 tackles, 1.5 sacks and put pressure on Russell Wilson throughout the game.

He signed with the Packers feeling that he could help the team get back to the Super Bowl game. He was elected as a leader on his team but leaders are accountable and he failed there miserably. Leaders don't go into sulk mode. Julius Peppers went right there.