Week 11 Other games thread

[Anti-Polar Bear]

I was watching a Christmas special starting William Shatner on the Hallmark channel with the wife. Did anything interesting happen on MNF?

The NFL fucked with Mexico by moving the game back to cold, cruel and crude USA. I mean, Soldier Field is shittier, and I don’t see the nfl moving games there to Miller Park.

Btw, Jesus disapproves y’all using his name in vain.

[Joemailman]

I was watching a Christmas special starting William Shatner on the Hallmark channel with the wife. Did anything interesting happen on MNF?

Your wife was in a Christmas special on the Hallmark Channel with William Shatner?

[mraynrand]

Your wife was in a Christmas special on the Hallmark Channel with William Shatner?

Sure. And why not? She can act just as well as Melissa Joan Hart.

[pbmax]

I was watching a Christmas special starting William Shatner on the Hallmark channel with the wife. Did anything interesting happen on MNF?

Proof that the Packers have a better defense than either of them?

[mraynrand]

Proof that the Packers have a better defense than either of them?

I guess the Rams used up all their time outs early, the world didn't come to an end, and they still won the game.

[pbmax]

I guess the Rams used up all their time outs early, the world didn't come to an end, and they still won the game.

That offense can cover a lot of sins.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

That offense can cover a lot of sins.

Too bad, the NFL got greedy and moved the game to LA. Otherwise, the Rams O would be known as the Greatest Show on Dirt today.

Seriously, Aztec Stadium can’t be any worse than Soldier Field this time of the year. NFL screwed alotta people. A lotta humble Americans had planned to visit relatives in Mexico, with the Chiefs-Rams game as the main event. NFL didn’t think the stadium would look too pretty on tV, so they moved the game. Greed-fucked fuckers!

[Cheesehead Craig]

If last night's game wasn't a wake up call to MM and the Packers offensive minds of what you can do on offense instead of the stale crap they have done for years, they are absolutely hopeless.

[Fritz]

If last night's game wasn't a wake up call to MM and the Packers offensive minds of what you can do on offense instead of the stale crap they have done for years, they are absolutely hopeless.

Well, if it's any consolation for anyone - and maybe it's not - I was watching the end of the Detroit/Carolina game, and with a chance to win the game on a two-point conversion, Cam Newton sat and sat and sat in the pocket, not a defender within three or four yards, all day to throw . . . and proceeded to completely miss his throw to a wide open receiver in the middle of the end zone.

So does that make anyone feel better about Rodgers throwing a key third down pass into the ground? Maybe not. But it's a reminder that they are human.

[Joemailman]

If last night's game wasn't a wake up call to MM and the Packers offensive minds of what you can do on offense instead of the stale crap they have done for years, they are absolutely hopeless.

I thought at one point last night that Aaron Jones would look great in that game. My biggest problem with MM right now is that he either doesn't understand what a weapon he has, or doesn't know how to utilize it.

[gbgary]

that F'n game last night is just going to fuel the BIG PLAY mentality that's ruined our offense. UGH!

[mraynrand]

that F'n game last night is just going to fuel the BIG PLAY mentality

Hopefully mostly with Fackrell

[pbmax]

Someone was complaining that other than Rodgers and Adams, no Packer could play for the Rams. Jones would look very good in that offense.

[Cheesehead Craig]

Alexander could.

I've been thinking that we really haven't seen the consistent breakdowns in pass coverage this year as we had in seasons past. Props to Pettine for getting the pad level fixed back there.

[texaspackerbacker]

Sounds like more of the old "grass is greener" somewhere else syndrome. The Packers are so bad, and the Rams are so fantastic ...... it seems to slip people's minds that several weeks ago, we lost by two points on the road to that super team in a game we coulda/shoulda won if not for a couple of freak circumstances.

Substandard personnel, lousy coaching, which is it? My take on this is it's a lot of both, but the greatness of Aaron Rodgers - still - mitigates the situation.