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  • #16
    Originally posted by ND72
    {ilr]3]Gezz you guys. I am plenty pissed off about how the pack performed today but i am no why ready to abandon the entire season.

    A lot of improvements need to be made but i am still looking forward to next week and the week after.

    I think the Pack will win next week. Ill worry about week 3 the week after that
    I'm not at all holding up the white flag...I just see a team that needs to grow and gel, which might take 2-3 years to do it...and honestly, Favre won't be here in 2-3 years, and then having to "start over" with a new QB, on a team that had been growing, could be a step backwards.
    I'm not far from where you are ND, but I want to wait until the bye before making that judgment. It was the first day at the office for too many guys, from HC on down.

    But I find it inexcusable when Favre goes in to his WTF mode. As I've said on other threads, of course he didn't lose the game for the Pack. But he didn't do much to inspire the guys, and his WTF attitude from the end of the third on was absurd.

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    • #17
      Re: NBC idiot

      Originally posted by MJZiggy
      {ilr]3]I didnt see who it ws but i heard it from the next room. Someone on NBC's pre-game show who said they played for the packers in 91 which was the last time the pack was shut out by the bears said that he thinks that Favre is now out of a job!

      What an idiot. Favre played pretty good and those tosses he made were bad, but he was trying to win. This guy in an absolute idiot if he thinks Favre is not the packer best chance to win.

      Anyone know who this idiot is?
      Sterling Sharpe.
      Are YOU serious, MJ? NO !
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      • #18
        Originally posted by Sparkey
        He said Favre wouldn't lose his job next week, but that by mid-season Rodgers would be GB's quarterback.
        Poor poor Brett Favre. Very sad!
        ** Since 2006 3 X Pro Pickem' Champion; 4 X Runner-Up and 3 X 3rd place.
        ** To download Jesus Loves Me ring tones, you'll need a cell phone mame
        ** If God doesn't fish, play poker or pull for " the Packers ", exactly what does HE do with his buds?
        ** Rather than love, money or fame - give me TRUTH: Henry D. Thoreau

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        • #19
          I think the coached were intimidated by the bear defense and were scared of having the 2 rooks starting on the line. they play calling was about as conservative and lackluster as any i seen. You could see it in Favre's face a couple times late in the first half, he was like "WTF?!?!"

          how many slants did you see all day...1? The coaching was content to slam Green inside all first half.

          I think the turning point came early when the Pack got the bad spots on 3rd and 4th down. AFter that all the air was gone.

          Favre looked good in the 1st half when alowed to do something, too bad Jennings decided he couldn't catch the ball. I'm also sick of Leach, that guy can't catch a cold in December.

          I'm also not sure why we continue to get safties who blow their assignments and get burned for TDs. I mean how hard is it to do your job and take care of your responsibilites on defense FIRST and then if not needed to come up and support the run. Unless its a caleld blitz, the DBs first responsibility is the pass. Manuel is suppose to be so smart, yet he got toasted like everyone else we've had back their since Butler retired.

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          • #20
            Re: NBC idiot

            Originally posted by woodbuck27
            Originally posted by MJZiggy
            {ilr]3]I didnt see who it ws but i heard it from the next room. Someone on NBC's pre-game show who said they played for the packers in 91 which was the last time the pack was shut out by the bears said that he thinks that Favre is now out of a job!

            What an idiot. Favre played pretty good and those tosses he made were bad, but he was trying to win. This guy in an absolute idiot if he thinks Favre is not the packer best chance to win.

            Anyone know who this idiot is?
            Sterling Sharpe.
            Are YOU serious, MJ? NO !
            Actually, Sterling Sharpe is supposed to be doing analysis for NFL network with Costas, Collinsworth and I forget the other dude, but NFLN is NBC owned so he could have ended up there. Either way, how many other NFL Analysts are there that played for the Packers in 1991?
            "Greatness is not an act... but a habit.Greatness is not an act... but a habit." -Greg Jennings

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            • #21
              Originally posted by Noodle
              Originally posted by ND72
              {ilr]3]Gezz you guys. I am plenty pissed off about how the pack performed today but i am no why ready to abandon the entire season.

              A lot of improvements need to be made but i am still looking forward to next week and the week after.

              I think the Pack will win next week. Ill worry about week 3 the week after that
              I'm not at all holding up the white flag...I just see a team that needs to grow and gel, which might take 2-3 years to do it...and honestly, Favre won't be here in 2-3 years, and then having to "start over" with a new QB, on a team that had been growing, could be a step backwards.
              I'm not far from where you are ND, but I want to wait until the bye before making that judgment. It was the first day at the office for too many guys, from HC on down.

              But I find it inexcusable when Favre goes in to his WTF mode. As I've said on other threads, of course he didn't lose the game for the Pack. But he didn't do much to inspire the guys, and his WTF attitude from the end of the third on was absurd.
              I agree with both of you guys. Yes, its only the first game, but these are the same comments I heard all presesason.

              "Wait until the next game, they'll figure it out."
              "They're not as bad as they look."
              "There's plenty of football left to play."

              To me, they look like the team they were in preseason. BAD.

              Rastak and No Mo and Harv and Superfan did a decent job in convincing me yetserday that there are "rays of hope" on this team.

              For a team that didn't get closer to scoring than a 52 yard field go, I don't know if I agree.

              True, Ahman did have a great game. If anything, maybe he'll have a great season, our O-line will gel, and give us greater hope for 2007.

              tyler
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              • #22
                Originally posted by Packers4Glory
                I think the coached were intimidated by the bear defense and were scared of having the 2 rooks starting on the line. they play calling was about as conservative and lackluster as any i seen. You could see it in Favre's face a couple times late in the first half, he was like "WTF?!?!"

                how many slants did you see all day...1? The coaching was content to slam Green inside all first half.
                The Bear D, like Tampa, is designed to shut down those routes in the middle. The cover three they play when the game is early or close clogs the middle and has CBs tight on the WRs.

                The cover two they are famous for didn't show up until obvious deep passing downs and late in the second half.

                With Jennings a rookie and Driver not huge, slants are a tough call on that D.
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                • #23
                  Green only had about 30 yards on nine carries when the game was in question. Favre only threw 5 passes in the first half, all completions. His first two throws went for about 42 yards, yet they only threw three more times? Very bizarre, but if you don't pick up first downs, that's it.
                  "Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - Woodbuck

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