The Sky Is Falling

[HarveyWallbangers]

Just had to say that. Mostly for Bretsky and bulldog. I haven't been able to read many threads, but it sounds like some hamstrings are being pulled jumping off the bandwagon--although bulldog is never really on the bandwagon.

[FritzDontBlitz]

Re: The Sky Is Falling

Just had to say that. Mostly for Bretsky and bulldog. I haven't been able to read many threads, but it sounds like some hamstrings are being pulled jumping off the bandwagon--although bulldog is never really on the bandwagon.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I agree.

[Deputy Nutz]

I think they played a really crappy and they should be disappointed. But the Packers are still the 2nd best team in the NFC right now.

[Bretsky]

Re: The Sky Is Falling

Just had to say that. Mostly for Bretsky and bulldog. I haven't been able to read many threads, but it sounds like some hamstrings are being pulled jumping off the bandwagon--although bulldog is never really on the bandwagon.

What in the H are you talking about ? I've been saying all week the Bears will make this a very scary game, and when I saw the weather I figured this would be rough. In an effort to make up points in a pick em pool I even switched my pick to the Bears.

It doesn't matter what happens; we're 12-3 and that's far better than I ever expected.

A first round loss in the playoffs and this season is still a success.

[Bretsky]

Re: The Sky Is Falling

Just had to say that. Mostly for Bretsky and bulldog. I haven't been able to read many threads, but it sounds like some hamstrings are being pulled jumping off the bandwagon--although bulldog is never really on the bandwagon.

Although the sky is falling in that I lost to that Jag Off Red in our divisional finals. He got revenge on me this year

[Joemailman]

I think M3 does a good job of acknowledging a poor performance when it happens without dwelling on it. He'll have them ready to play next week and in the playoffs. You don't go 12-3 if you don't have the ability to bounce back after a loss.

[Bretsky]

I think M3 does a good job of acknowledging a poor performance when it happens without dwelling on it. He'll have them ready to play next week and in the playoffs. You don't go 12-3 if you don't have the ability to bounce back after a loss.

They will pound Detroit

[Scott Campbell]

I think M3 does a good job of acknowledging a poor performance when it happens without dwelling on it.

Yeah, I really like how the man handles himself.

[FritzDontBlitz]

I think both McCarthy and Favre handled the postgame press conferences well. Neither made a lot of excuses about how the game went today.

I will go out on a limb here and say M3 learns he needs to add another wrinkle to his offensive scheme. Being offensive coordinator in warmer climates most of his career never prepared him for what he had to face today, but I am sure he will adapt.

[BF4MVP]

Haha nice post, Harv. The truth is, not a whole lot really changed today..In fact, if Dallas wins next week (which I'd doubt, since it'll be their JV squad), then nothing will have changed at all..Fact is, we still have the number 2 seed and first round bye..That won't change. The only time I'll worry is if we play like that in the playoffs, and I highly doubt it considering we had played pretty well all season up to this point, save for a couple games. The thing I'm worried about is this ending up like 2002 where we were banged up at the end of the season, had a meltdown at the end of the regular season (42-17 against a vastly inferior Jets team), and it carried over into the playoffs and we ended up getting our asses handed to us by Atlanta at home..As long as we can bouce back from this and put together a strong playoff run (perhaps even Super Bowl run) then I'll be more than willing to put this game behind me and forget about it. If that doesn't happen and it ends like 2002 did, then I will point to this game as the game when the season began to come apart.

[Joemailman]

The kind of offense the Packers have, where they are at their best by spreading things out and throwing most of the time, I suspect is not what M3 had in mind. He's done a good job of adjusting his offense to fit the reality of the situation. I suspect he and TT are going to take a close look at the OL in the off-season, and try to figure out what changes need to be made for the Packers to be a consistent running team.

[the_idle_threat]

FIRE TED THOMPSON!!!


Somebody had to say it.

[b bulldog]

Actually I've been posting concerns, mostly the D for the past 4 or 5 weeks and today they really came to fruition against a bad team. Off the bandwagon, never but I do see them for what they are and they are not in the same catagory with the Pats,Colts,Jags and Cowboys. Our D is not able to rush the passer, has difficulty stopping the run for the PAST THREE OR FOUR WEEKS and our Oline is not able to give the QB much time. Do you want me to search the past posts and bring all of my concerns up?? I love the Pack but I don'tt drink the Kool-aid.

[b bulldog]

One more thing, look at what the Packers had to play for. My bet is that most in here would have taken the Skins next week against Dallas after watching what they did agaisnt Minny last night . Homefield was there to be had, they choked it away and if that is OK with you than shame on you because good teams don't lose games like that when everything is still on the line. We as fans have a right to expect them to put a competent package out on the field, they did anything but that. A total embarrassment!

[b bulldog]

From week 10 to week 15, they went from having the 9th rated run D to the 15th. in the past 6 games, they given up 767 rushing yards.