The Official WK 12 Rams-Packers GameDay Thread

[RashanGary]

Rodgers covers up a lot of our flaws. Weak OL, no real TE play, nothing much at WR besides Adams.

Yet...our offense can move the ball with good RB play and scheming Adams and the other pass catchers open.

Our offense is all about the pin point arm and sharp mind of Rodgers. MLF recognizes it and is good at using it.

This year, it seems we have a defense that isn't a huge liability. We look like the slight favorite for the Super Bowl.

With some health luck, yeah. Jaire, Zadarius and Bakh would be nice. But Nijman is playing pretty well.

[texaspackerbacker]

Rodgers covers up a lot of our flaws. Weak OL, no real TE play, nothing much at WR besides Adams.

Yet...our offense can move the ball with good RB play and scheming Adams and the other pass catchers open.

Our offense is all about the pin point arm and sharp mind of Rodgers. MLF recognizes it and is good at using it.

This year, it seems we have a defense that isn't a huge liability. We look like the slight favorite for the Super Bowl.

Absofuckinglutely!

[smuggler]

Rodgers cooled off as the game went on. He was less mobile, but part of it was pressure was ramping up as Rams became increasingly desperate late in the game and took more chances with pressure looks. The zebras were letting DBs in this game (to be fair, definitely seemed to go both directions), get away with almost whatever they wanted. And there were a couple of plays (MVS, Lazard, EQSB) deep that Packers receivers had a chance at and just didn't reel in. Kind of a shame, but ultimately doesn't matter in a season where we're just too beat up to worry about style points. We win. Rams lost (and will now almost certainly lose the NFC West).