Packers vs Texans - Studs & Duds

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whelan had one of the greatest punting games in team history according the the guys on the post game radio show

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It was ruled a catch on the field. Packers let the clock run down to 3 seconds and called time out.

the refs were still discussing it has the clock was running down. packers then had to call a time out because the clock was still running while the refs were talking

first ref called it a catch, the a second ref ran up to him

when we came back after the time out we just went on like it was a catch all along

on the replay, he caught it, had it secured, made a couple of football moves and landed on his back and then the ball popped out. whole thing took a half second

[Joemailman]

whelan had one of the greatest punting games in team history according the the guys on the post game radio show

And handling a low snap on the winning FG was just as important.

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And handling a low snap on the winning FG was just as important.

yeah, i totally missed that live

i was more worried about the ball that started at the left upright, then looked like it was gonna hook left but somehow straitened out

[Joemailman]

Should probably give some props to Jaire here. Diggs had 5 catches for 23 yards. Dell didn't have a catch. Lot of talk before and during this game. Jaire backed up his talk.

[sharpe1027]

Love is the antithesis of Rodgers, taking a lot of risks. That being said, most of his risks are down the field with the potential for big rewards.

I'm okay with more risk, but a few of the throws were clear mistakes like the one to Reed into triple coverage that Reed still hauled in some how.

[Joemailman]

That snap on the winning FG was even worse than I thought. Not only low, but off target. Almost hits Whelan in the knee. https://x.com/i/status/1848374087128670519

[bobblehead]

yeah, i totally missed that live

i was more worried about the ball that started at the left upright, then looked like it was gonna hook left but somehow straitened out

I saw it live. I was motherfucking the longsnapper until Whelan placed it perfectly and it went through the uprights at which point I pretended I knew it was good all along.

[Patler]

I saw it live. I was motherfucking the longsnapper until Whelan placed it perfectly and it went through the uprights at which point I pretended I knew it was good all along.

Yup, me too. Everything looked perfect on the "practice kick" that didn't count, and my confidence skyrocketed. Then I watched the next snap, and my heart sank.

[Fritz]

Yeah, and that second kick - it started close to the left upright, looked like it was going to blow or drift left, then seemed to straighten out.

Whew.

But for now, they have a kicker. Uncle McGrindus.

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That snap on the winning FG was even worse than I thought. Not only low, but off target. Almost hits Whelan in the knee. https://x.com/i/status/1848374087128670519

did the ball even get off the ground at any point?

good god thats bad

longsnapping can't be that hard. its not like kicking where the distance changes, the hash changes and theres wind. you put it in the same spot everytime

its like in golf. you aren't the guy hitting the drive, you aren't even the guy that puts the tee on the ball. you're the guy the wipes the shit off the ball with a towel in between holes

(and yes, i know in golf the same guy usually does all those things unless you have a caddie)

[George Cumby]

JT not as hard on J. Love as we are:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfpuAO_BVKw&t=1623s

[Fritz]

JT not as hard on J. Love as we are:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfpuAO_BVKw&t=1623s

Thanks for posting - I watched the whole thing, and it really was educational and interesting.

It gave me a chance to focus a bit on the offensive line, too.

Rasheed Walker gets stood up and pushed back a lot. A lot. Pad level, baby! He really does need to work on that.

Zach Tom seems susceptible to an inside-out move, or to speed rushers. He gets beat around the edge a little.

Sean Rhyan looked pretty good in the snaps on film here. Jenkins was rock solid. Myers was okay, too.

[George Cumby]

Thanks for posting - I watched the whole thing, and it really was educational and interesting.

It gave me a chance to focus a bit on the offensive line, too.

Rasheed Walker gets stood up and pushed back a lot. A lot. Pad level, baby! He really does need to work on that.

Zach Tom seems susceptible to an inside-out move, or to speed rushers. He gets beat around the edge a little.

Sean Rhyan looked pretty good in the snaps on film here. Jenkins was rock solid. Myers was okay, too.

I love his channel, it's really helped me with the X's and O's. I see the game better after watching his break-downs.

What a time to be alive.