Naw it's more like the Packers offense gets to dictate whether subbing players will be allowed. It is what it is. Teams just got to know subbing players isn't going to work, unless the Packers want to sub players. Guess every team should do this. Packers got this " got you" down to a science.
Like most close games in the NFL, there were a few keys plays that stand out as being the most impactful in the end result. That Jordy Nelson catch was certainly one; others were the overthrow of Lockett, RW fumble at the 6, and the would-be pick 6 called back on a dumb play by Avril. Not quite as important were the ridiculous ejection of Lane and no-call on the throw to Graham in the ez. Every single one of those plays went in favor of GB, and there you go. That's how you lose close games. I'm actually surprised it was only an 8 point margin, given all that.
Haha ok, well that's an entirely different statement.
