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it's been a lifelong dream of mine to root for a team that wears purple and has a QB named WaterbridgeMaybe you will become a Vikings fan this offseason? Their wagon still has space...
it's been a lifelong dream of mine to root for a team that wears purple and has a QB named WaterbridgeMaybe you will become a Vikings fan this offseason? Their wagon still has space...
All that said, this was two losses on the road against undefeated teams while at the peak of their discombobulation. A date with the Lions in Lambeau this Sunday should help get them back on track.
I don't really agree. The offense is not moving the ball. The WRs look like they are running at half speed and James Starks looks a lot better than Lacy (not good). Even when the O-line gives Rodgers time he can't find a receiver.Missing Nelson and Lacy doing nothing and the OL not helping, this team needs to get it together. But the bulk of the blame should go on the defense.
I don't really agree. The offense is not moving the ball. The WRs look like they are running at half speed and James Starks looks a lot better than Lacy (not good). Even when the O-line gives Rodgers time he can't find a receiver.
The defense has been far from great, has had a lot of issues defending the middle of the field and the pass rush suddenly disappeared, but the offense was supposed to be the better unit yet both look below average right now.
Oh well, at least we have the Lions next week. That should make us Packer fans feel better.
at this rate who knows what Lions team will show up and if you guys win that game. I say you will but still.
Odds are pretty good it'll be the same Lions team that showed up for the first eight games.
Probably but there is always that one game.... Hell look at the Raiders
I hope you're being sarcastic.Will all due respect to the Packer fans, we have been led to believe that Rodgers is a QB that can carry a team regardless of injuries, bad play by the D, coaching mishaps, jumpy refs, etc. The burning question is: What happened? Are we now to believe that he is no longer the God of modern football?
I hope you're being sarcastic.
He faced two undefeated teams with top 5 defenses on the road in back to back games. Probably the first time anyone has had to do that in NFL history.Most probably there is a touch of sarcasm in there, supposing there was none, what would be your answer?
He faced two undefeated teams with top 5 defenses on the road in back to back games. Probably the first time anyone has had to do that in NFL history.
True. They don't feel like the Packers we're all used to. I'm predicting a blowout at home vs the Lions this week so hopefully we get back on track.Not a bad answer, but it seems the Packers have lost some mojo in recent weeks. At home, they barely beat SD, which is a team in serious decline.
Will all due respect to the Packer fans, we have been led to believe that Rodgers is a QB that can carry a team regardless of injuries, bad play by the D, coaching mishaps, jumpy refs, etc. The burning question is: What happened? Are we now to believe that he is no longer the God of modern football?
He faced two undefeated teams with top 5 defenses on the road in back to back games.
True. They don't feel like the Packers we're all used to. I'm predicting a blowout at home vs the Lions this week so hopefully we get back on track.