Packers coach Mike McCarthy: Going for two 'wasn't the right option'.

[yetisnowman]

I was thinking the same thing, then I thought, how many QBs can actually throw that thing and put it right in the end zone, and do that going the wrong way off their back foot. Lots of teams are just drooling about having a QB with reasonable skills and accuracy let alone insane arm strength and accuracy!

If only Aaron can fine tune his accuracy on throws under 50 yards, we'd be set.

[woodbuck27]

http://www.acmepackingcompany.com/2016/1/18/10786698/packers-cardinals-reactions-2-point-conversion-attempt-jeff-Janis

Quick Outs, Packers-Cardinals: On the 2-point debate and Jeff Janis' amazing game

By Evan "Tex" Western, Jason B. Hirschhorn, PaulNoonan, and Brendan Kennedy on Jan 18, 2016, 3:30p

"He compliments MM (read the LINK please) .... and adds this.....McCarthy has his warts, and the unwillingness to buck conventional wisdom in these situations has now contributed to Green Bay's last two playoff losses." Jason B. Hirschhorn

[ThunderDan]

Here is the first part of the quote:

McCarthy does plenty of good for the Packers. He has a well-deserved reputation as one of football's best talent developers, his offenses have regularly ranked among the NFL's elite and, though some choose not to acknowledge it, he has developed some of the best game plans in the league. For proof of the latter, look no further than last season's masterpiece against the eventual-champion New England Patriots

[woodbuck27]

Here is the first part of the quote:

McCarthy does plenty of good for the Packers. He has a well-deserved reputation as one of football's best talent developers, his offenses have regularly ranked among the NFL's elite and, though some choose not to acknowledge it, he has developed some of the best game plans in the league. For proof of the latter, look no further than last season's masterpiece against the eventual-champion New England Patriots

Thanks ThunderDan.