More Banjo - Packers at Jaguars

[George Cumby]

I want to go back and quote Tex defending Myers, but I'm too lazy and everyone knows he is just digging in on a losing position.

He's nothing if not consistent.

[texaspackerbacker]

Predictably this all world imbecile chimes in and echoes bobblehead - who at least gets things right sometimes. He's about as stupid as that lame-assed CPA, and I'm not talking about APB.

[bobblehead]

Just want to put this out there:

On Kraft's long reception, the YAC was gained thanks to a broken tackle attempt by Darnell Savage. (Go back and watch)

Defenders that don't miss tackles are valuable.

I didn't notice that, but is anyone really shocked that Savage blew a tackle that changed an outcome? Savage also was about 4 yards behind in a coverage I noticed early in the game on a big play.

[bobblehead]

Predictably this all world imbecile chimes in and echoes bobblehead - who at least gets things right sometimes. He's about as stupid as that lame-assed CPA, and I'm not talking about APB.

Can ChatGPT run a historical analysis of every prediction each of us ever made and find an accuracy rating (I'm guessing I am top of the heap at about 20% accuracy).

[MadtownPacker]

Can ChatGPT run a historical analysis of every prediction each of us ever made and find an accuracy rating (I'm guessing I am top of the heap at about 20% accuracy).

I think Tex is calling you an Influencer.

[bobblehead]

I think Tex is calling you an Influencer.

Well, a 20% accuracy rating earns one some credibility around here.

[mgordo]

Rats, I went to this game. I don't know if I will take a family of four ever again to an NFL game. Not just because of the cost. I just can't sit there and watch every TV time out for every possession, turnover, 2 minute warning. All they do is sit there on the line waiting for the TV timeout to end. There is so little action in an NFL game anymore. It's not football, it's a marketing production. I use to watch the NFL Direct ticket on DirectTV and after games were finished, they'd cut it all together of every play, score, punt. It was 28 minutes of action for a 3 hour production I haven't been to a college game in a while, I'm sure it's the same way. At least in baseball it's more seamless with innings being the commercials breaks but the live game seems to flow. Maybe I'm just older and don't want to put up with the $hit anymore.

[bobblehead]

Agree Gordo, baseball is meant to be watched live and football is meant to be watched drunk in my living room.

[MadtownPacker]

Rats, I went to this game. I don't know if I will take a family of four ever again to an NFL game. Not just because of the cost. I just can't sit there and watch every TV time out for every possession, turnover, 2 minute warning. All they do is sit there on the line waiting for the TV timeout to end. There is so little action in an NFL game anymore. It's not football, it's a marketing production. I use to watch the NFL Direct ticket on DirectTV and after games were finished, they'd cut it all together of every play, score, punt. It was 28 minutes of action for a 3 hour production I haven't been to a college game in a while, I'm sure it's the same way. At least in baseball it's more seamless with innings being the commercials breaks but the live game seems to flow. Maybe I'm just older and don't want to put up with the $hit anymore.

I haven’t been to a game since 2019. Have had the opposite experience at games. I don’t even notice the commercial breaks. Has something changed since that time? I haven’t noticed when teams run the ball a lot and burned the clock out seems like they’re in more breaks at the end of games.

[Fritz]

Rats, I went to this game. I don't know if I will take a family of four ever again to an NFL game. Not just because of the cost. I just can't sit there and watch every TV time out for every possession, turnover, 2 minute warning. All they do is sit there on the line waiting for the TV timeout to end. There is so little action in an NFL game anymore. It's not football, it's a marketing production. I use to watch the NFL Direct ticket on DirectTV and after games were finished, they'd cut it all together of every play, score, punt. It was 28 minutes of action for a 3 hour production I haven't been to a college game in a while, I'm sure it's the same way. At least in baseball it's more seamless with innings being the commercials breaks but the live game seems to flow. Maybe I'm just older and don't want to put up with the $hit anymore.

It’s like sex.

[MadtownPacker]

It’s like sex.

He said about it taking too long not too expensive.

[bobblehead]

I haven’t been to a game since 2019. Have had the opposite experience at games. I don’t even notice the commercial breaks. Has something changed since that time? I haven’t noticed when teams run the ball a lot and burned the clock out seems like they’re in more breaks at the end of games.

I like to attend high school games on Friday nights here. (no, I'm not Cliff Christl incognito), and if you go from a high school game Friday to an NFL game Sunday its really noticeable.

[ThunderDan]

I like to attend high school games on Friday nights here. (no, I'm not Cliff Christl incognito), and if you go from a high school game Friday to an NFL game Sunday its really noticeable.

College games seem a lot worse than NFL games. Not sure why but it does and college games take about 20 minutes longer than NFL games.

[MadtownPacker]

I like to attend high school games on Friday nights here. (no, I'm not Cliff Christl incognito), and if you go from a high school game Friday to an NFL game Sunday its really noticeable.

Are these broadcasted games?

At high school games I’ve been to the only thing that seems to take forever is the snack bar.

[bobblehead]

Are these broadcasted games?

At high school games I’ve been to the only thing that seems to take forever is the snack bar.

You may have misread. I meant going from HS to pros makes the commercial breaks noticeable. So no, not broadcast HS games.