More Banjo: NFC Championship Playoff @ San Fran 2020

[woodbuck27]

14-3 @PackersFans_
Rodgers 8 playoff losses:

1) D gave up 45 points
2) D gave up 37 points
3) D gave up 45 points
4) Led game-tying drive, never got ball again
5) Led game-tying drive, never got ball again
6) Led game-tying drive, never got ball again
7) D gave up 44 points
8) D gave up 37 points

That bad Eh.

[woodbuck27]

Short passes or attempts to Davante Adam's ughh.

[George Cumby]

14-3 @PackersFans_
Rodgers 8 playoff losses:

1) D gave up 45 points
2) D gave up 37 points
3) D gave up 45 points
4) Led game-tying drive, never got ball again
5) Led game-tying drive, never got ball again
6) Led game-tying drive, never got ball again
7) D gave up 44 points
8) D gave up 37 points

Compare to the defenses Brady’s had.

[Fosco33]

Typically post game press conferences are mostly fluff. Except after the season.

Anyone watch? I may on replay.

[Fosco33]

14-3 @PackersFans_
Rodgers 8 playoff losses:

1) D gave up 45 points
2) D gave up 37 points
3) D gave up 45 points
4) Led game-tying drive, never got ball again
5) Led game-tying drive, never got ball again
6) Led game-tying drive, never got ball again
7) D gave up 44 points
8) D gave up 37 points

Yup. But teams are all connected. Bad punt - points. Interception - points. 3 and out - lose ToP.

[Joemailman]

Typically post game press conferences are mostly fluff. Except after the season.

Anyone watch? I may on replay.

I watched. MLF seemed surprised and upset by the terrible run defense. Didn't point fingers but said he would have to watch the film. Also mentioned the turnovers.

I usually watch Pettine's mid-week PC. That will be interesting.

[Bossman641]

Did MVS even play last night? Talk about a guy who disappeared.

[pbmax]

Short passes only work if you can do something with them.

Graham did a bit of this (not his two long catches, those are always welcome). Luxury Automobile did not. Passes to the backs weren't particularly effective though they had one screen go for distance.

They need playmakers. I think everyone prattling on about the lack of depth on the team is on the wrong foot. They need juice. On both sides of the ball.

[pbmax]

I watched. MLF seemed surprised and upset by the terrible run defense. Didn't point fingers but said he would have to watch the film. Also mentioned the turnovers.

I usually watch Pettine's mid-week PC. That will be interesting.

He ain't gonna like it. They completely neutralized the run heavy front of Lowry, Clark and Lancaster (two double teams, ran away from the third guy most of the time and optioned the EDGE. Preston got blocked too often but was there setting an edge. Dr. Smith sometimes did not need to b blocked.

Completely outclassed in this area. Basically they abused the tightness of the run D personnel and setup to open up off tackle.

Runs in the middle gained too much too often, but those monster plays outside were not on the DL.

[bobblehead]

14-3 @PackersFans_
Rodgers 8 playoff losses:

1) D gave up 45 points
2) D gave up 37 points
3) D gave up 45 points
4) Led game-tying drive, never got ball again
5) Led game-tying drive, never got ball again
6) Led game-tying drive, never got ball again
7) D gave up 44 points
8) D gave up 37 points

The D sucked ass yesterday for sure, but Rodgers turned the ball over twice early negating any chances we had at helping them.

[bobblehead]

Yup. But teams are all connected. Bad punt - points. Interception - points. 3 and out - lose ToP.

Exactly. No one thing tells the entire story. Balanced teams win championships. How about a Hunter Henry in FA this offseason to replace Graham. The money is a one for one swap.

[mraynrand]

Exactly. No one thing tells the entire story. Balanced teams win championships. How about a Hunter Henry in FA this offseason to replace Graham. The money is a one for one swap.

They spent a draft pick on a TE who can certainly block, and may be a decent pass catcher. Spend the money elsewhere.

[Joemailman]

Did MVS even play last night? Talk about a guy who disappeared.

He had 1 offensive snap. In the regular season he was targeted 56 times, but only 15 in the 2nd half of the season. Rodgers completed <50% of his passes when targeting MVS. Maybe the team's biggest disappointment.

[Patler]

Z. Smith is an outstanding pass rusher, but last night they could have used Nick Perry!

[pbmax]

The D sucked ass yesterday for sure, but Rodgers turned the ball over twice early negating any chances we had at helping them.

True. But that hasn't been the case each time.

And the offense came back after half-time. D never came back.