More Banjo - Packers vs. Ravens

[Joemailman]

Malik Willis - 18-21, 288, 1 TD, 60 yards rushing, 2 TD's.

Christian Watson - 5 catches, 113 yards, 1 TD

Romeo Doubs - 3 catches, 62 yards

Packer defense allowed 307 rushing yards, 4 TD's

Packer defense allowed 10-14 3rd down conversions.

Packers locked into 7th seed.

Discuss.

[Joemailman]

Emanuel Wilson getting 3 carries after rescuing the running attack last week is a head scratcher for me.

[beveaux1]

We’re really too beat up to be a playoff team. We have so many injuries that even our scrubs and back ups are being carted off the field. If I were on some team’s practice squad and the Packers wanted to sign me to their roster, I’d turn them down.

[pbmax]

Emanuel Wilson getting 3 carries after rescuing the running attack last week is a head scratcher for me.

Agreed. His first run went for 6. But the Ravens were run blitzing some of the runs and it wasn't getting pickedup. I think Rhyan and the line showed their inexperience tonight picking up extra defenders

[George Cumby]

Jesus, what a fucking ass-kicking.

[call_me_ishmael]

Defense obviously looked horrible, but I think Baltimore is a lot better than their record. They will be a tough out. I would be shocked if ARod can beat them.

[Bretsky]

Did RASHAN GARY show up ? I was listening to an interview and Wilde last week. The Flower defended GARY and noted a couple weeks ago he's still paying well. But Wilde basically asked Gary if he will need to step up more now that Carsons is out and hinted his play could improve..GARY basically gave a chill answer noting everybody just needs to play better and he's haviing a solid season. WILDE noted he wanted to point out Gary had 7.5 sacks early but has not had a sack in over 8 games....but could not.

Was FRITZ RIGHT about GARY ? Regardless, it seems like he needs to go. Paying an average player Elite money.

Not to beat a dead horse, but Morgan is junk. Or at best, another first round trainwreck by GUTEBAG> Throw in Lucas Van Ness on the shit pile for GUTEBAG

HOW MANY PLAYERS FROM GREEN BAY MADE THE PRO BOWL again ? Is the Gutabagger grossly overrated ? He's fallen short plenty lately.

And not to keep beating a dead horse, but DO WE HAVE A STARTING CORNERBACK ?


F'CK

[MadScientist]

Hundley was 16 for 20 for a whopping 107 yards. Literally all Baltimore did was run and throw short passes and the Packers couldn't come close to stopping them.

[RandsRevenge]

Packers are 0-3 in games where they have not punted
Rest of the league is 8-0

[Joemailman]

Gary played fewer snaps than either LVN or Enagbare. Gary's days as a Packer may be numbered.

[oldbutnotdeadyet]

I am starting to wonder if we overpaid Love? Willis accuracy and scrambling appears better than Love, at least last night. The internet was alive last night with questions such as 'Rashan who', 'packers defense really sucks', and 'Willis is gonna get paid'.

[Fosco33]

Turnovers and terrible run defense. Simple as that.

Why, oh why, do we call runs from pistol or shotgun in short yardage situations. It doesn’t seem to work, the whole stadium knows it… so why do we keep doing it.

Next week will see Tune as starter and lots of backups. Really limping into the post season.

[Fritz]

Turnovers and terrible run defense. Simple as that.

Why, oh why, do we call runs from pistol or shotgun in short yardage situations. It doesn’t seem to work, the whole stadium knows it… so why do we keep doing it.

Next week will see Tune as starter and lots of backups. Really limping into the post season.

Instead of peaking at the key moment of the season, this team is plummeting, nosediving, crashing. And that's when your backup QB played the game of his life and one of the better games a Packer QB has played this year.

It sure sounded like Willis was a one-man band on some of those drives in the second half. He singlehandedly made lemonade out of a cup of shit on a few drives. The offensive line was horrible. Larry McCarren was audibly moaning at the not even bad blocks - the whiffs. Willis was insanely good. Yet even with that, the offense was dog meat. And playing Jacobs at all was puzzling, as he's clearly not close to being healthy, especially when you've got a backup who has proven he can take the reins.

And if the offense was dog meat, the defense was dog diarrhea. I thought, before Parsons was hurt, that the recipe to beat the Packer D included short, quick passes because Parsons got pressure on opposing QB's so quickly. Turns out it also is because you don't need to throw long passes to thoroughly thrash the Packer defense. Just run the ball and run the ball and sprinkle in some short throws.

I was a defender of Carrington Valentine before, but no more. He was very Antuan Edwards-like (for you older Packer fans) in his turning down of tackles. He wanted no part of Derrick Henry, and on the TD after the Pack had pulled within three, Valentine gave up an easy TD on a simple route.

Sure, this team has had some tough, tough injuries, but this was not a team that was trying to outphysical the other team, punching the other team in the face. Nope. The Ravens brought the physicality, and the Packers succumbed. And that part's not about talent.

Before this game, I thought a stomping of the Bears in the first round at Soldier Field was very possible. Now I think they'll be stomped by the Bears. What a sorry performance this was.

[George Cumby]

Instead of peaking at the key moment of the season, this team is plummeting, nosediving, crashing. And that's when your backup QB played the game of his life and one of the better games a Packer QB has played this year.

It sure sounded like Willis was a one-man band on some of those drives in the second half. He singlehandedly made lemonade out of a cup of shit on a few drives. The offensive line was horrible. Larry McCarren was audibly moaning at the not even bad blocks - the whiffs. Willis was insanely good. Yet even with that, the offense was dog meat. And playing Jacobs at all was puzzling, as he's clearly not close to being healthy, especially when you've got a backup who has proven he can take the reins.

And if the offense was dog meat, the defense was dog diarrhea. I thought, before Parsons was hurt, that the recipe to beat the Packer D included short, quick passes because Parsons got pressure on opposing QB's so quickly. Turns out it also is because you don't need to throw long passes to thoroughly thrash the Packer defense. Just run the ball and run the ball and sprinkle in some short throws.

I was a defender of Carrington Valentine before, but no more. He was very Antuan Edwards-like (for you older Packer fans) in his turning down of tackles. He wanted no part of Derrick Henry, and on the TD after the Pack had pulled within three, Valentine gave up an easy TD on a simple route.

Sure, this team has had some tough, tough injuries, but this was not a team that was trying to outphysical the other team, punching the other team in the face. Nope. The Ravens brought the physicality, and the Packers succumbed. And that part's not about talent.

Before this game, I thought a stomping of the Bears in the first round at Soldier Field was very possible. Now I think they'll be stomped by the Bears. What a sorry performance this was.

Anthony Joshua was giving an interview about destroying Jake Paul; he said that in a beat down, one can see one's opponent's "soul leave their body".

The Ravens beat the Packer's soul out of their body.

This team's will is broken. One and done.

[Bretsky]

How many players from Green Bay made the Pro Bowl ? Are any others actually deserving ? Does the Anti 30 year olds on our team help or hurt ?

Morgan
Van Ness
Banks

Is our GM ....just very average at best ?