Official Gameday Thread: Packers @ Broncos MNF

[KYPack]

Bigby is a young aggressive safety.

When you play that position, ya gotta commit yourself and sometimes, you will have a shit game.

He got rattled and started doing stupid shit.

Give the kid a break. He'll bounce back.

[Bretsky]

For what it's worth, PFT thinks we're beginning to see the rise of Jennings into a superstar.

I'm inclined to agree with them. He'll make a fine replacement for Driver if DD ever goes down or retires.

One HUGE difference between Driver and Jennings is one stays healthy while the other does not

[MJZiggy]

First time the Packers won a road game in OT since 1983. wow

Was this OT long enough to actually count?

[RashanGary]

Bigby is a young aggressive safety.

When you play that position, ya gotta commit yourself and sometimes, you will have a shit game.

He got rattled and started doing stupid shit.

Give the kid a break. He'll bounce back.

I agree. He made some bad plays. The kicking of the ball is preventable. The interference wasnt' even interference but it looked like it could have been so the guy called it. He had a few stupid plays, but with all the good he's done, it's not time to beat up on him too bad.

[KYPack]

It was geat to see GJ burn Bky.

Dre has always had an overinflated idea of his ability.

Good to see him take the burn job.

4 saw him singled up on Greg and put that baby right in there.

[Harlan Huckleby]

I'm not worried about Bigby's errors. He's a player. Just some poor discipline.

[BallHawk]

Favre making the press eat some serious crow.

He's lovin' it.

[GBRulz]

Bigby is a young aggressive safety.

When you play that position, ya gotta commit yourself and sometimes, you will have a shit game.

He got rattled and started doing stupid shit.

Give the kid a break. He'll bounce back.

I thought he had a helluva play there towards the end and got a bad call on it. The kicking the ball thing and then smiling on the sidelines even after M3 got after him is what irritated me.

I agree, he'll be ok

[Packers4Ever]

For what it's worth, PFT thinks we're beginning to see the rise of Jennings into a superstar.

I'm inclined to agree with them. He'll make a fine replacement for Driver if DD ever goes down or retires.

I TOLD you all we had a Superstar there - and how about Jones tonight???

[Tarlam!]

The interference wasnt' even interference but it looked like it could have been so the guy called it.

Well, that's not how I understand the rule. Bigby played the player and didn't even attempt to locate the ball in the air.

From what I understand, that will always be called PI.

[esoxx]

OMG I'm sooo glad that's over, I couldn't watch that last minute.
What in the hell happened to our D tonight? Or the O ? What went wrong there?

We could have lost that game !!!!

Bottom line is they gave up 13 points, so D did okay. Gave up a lot of yards but didn't break. Big stop when they needed down inside the 10 at the end.

Offense had a lot of long fields tonight, also numerous penalties which helped reduce their point total. Favre w/ 300+ yds, Jennings w/ 140+ receiving yds and Grant w/ 100+ rushing yards. Not bad.

[MadtownPacker]

Favre making the press eat some serious crow.

He's lovin' it.

He is talking to them like they are morons. Cant say I disagree.

[Joemailman]

The interference wasnt' even interference but it looked like it could have been so the guy called it.

Well, that's not how I understand the rule. Bigby played the player and didn't even attempt to locate the ball in the air.

From what I understand, that will always be called PI.

Yes, if Bigby had turned around, that would not have been interference. That was a play where Bigby probably isn't comfortable, running downfield with his back to the quarterback.

[Iron Mike]

Check out the five pages of comments already here:

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/7389456

[Bretsky]

Favre making the press eat some serious crow.

He's lovin' it.

Yes, called the jagoff out about losing his arm strength