The Packers seemed in control of this game when they went up 24-12 midway through the third quarter. What followed was a complete meltdown by the offense combined with a defense that was gashed repeatedly in the run and by big play passes. The result? The crushed hopes of Packer fans.
Green Bay started the game without their left tackle and best running back, Aaron Jones. David Bakhtiari reverted to 2022 form, unable to suit up. For much of the game, the Packers were also playing without All-Pro Elgton Jenkins. Aaron Jones was nursing a hamstring and Christian Watson is still watching from the sideline.
Costly Mistakes and Missed Opportunities
Rasheed Walker, starting in place of Bakhtiari, cost the Packers three points on their first drive when he was penalized for a false start. That penalty, combined with a subsequent delay of game, pulled the Packers out of field goal range.
While Walker played decently for his first start, that penalty, in a one-point loss, stings. This game could have produced big leads by the Packers early.
A big pass interference penalty against Atlanta on Green Bay’s first play should have led to points. The Falcon’s first possession ended with Rasul Douglas interception giving the Packers good field position. The Packers dropped two potential game changing interceptions, one by Walker and one by Alexander.
Offensive and Defensive Struggles
Another pass by Atlanta’s Desmond Ridder floated between three Green Bay defenders in the end zone but fell to earth without being picked. Bottom line, the Packers are not a good enough team to win while wasting these types of opportunities.
The Packer offense looked lost early. A recurring theme in the fourth quarter that would spell the difference in this game. Near the end of the first quarter, the Packer offense came to life. A nice 11 play 84-yard drive kept alive by a nice scamper by Love on third down.
Their next drive went ten plays and 44 yards and ended with a 33-yard field goal by Carlson. A.J. Dillon was the feature back in Atlanta. Fifteen rushes for a 3.7-yard average was a journeyman effort with an inexperienced line, but he was outclassed on the field by both Atlanta running backs. Bijan Robinson breaks tackles like Packer fans have been hoping to see Dillon do for two years.
The Fourth Quarter Collapse
Robinson ran for 128 and averaged 6 and ½ yards a carry. Tyler Algiers was held to 48 yards, but these two runners exhausted the Packer defense. The defense did play with fight. They held Atlanta out of the end zone on multiple red zone trips, including one drive where the Packer defense faced 1st and goal at the one.
But in the fourth quarter, they were run over repeatedly. The Falcons scored 13 unanswered points to seal the win.
Defensive Woes and Future Outlook
For fans that were wondering if the Bears were as bad as they seemed last week, this Falcon team gave us an answer. The Packer defense cannot stop a good running team. Quay Walker started the game near the line of scrimmage.
But in coverage on the Falcons first drive, he was beaten twice on pass coverage and as Falcon drives continued, the linebackers, both Campbell and Walker, were trying to run around the blocks of Atlanta lineman. On fourth and one with two minutes left and Atlanta pitching the ball to Robinson, Walker slowed down as the play developed and was never a factor in the tackle being blocked on the play.
Savage made a run into the Atlanta backfield on the play but whiffed, bringing back images of the 2022 season. All the talk of becoming an attacking defense became empty words on this Sunday. Atlanta spent the day running the ball 45 times, breaking tackles and piling up 211 rushing yards to the Packers 84.
The Aftermath and What Lies Ahead
The burn Packer fans are feeling after this loss is because the Packers were overcoming all the potential excuses…until they weren’t. Love had his first opportunity to feel 4th quarter pressure in a hostile environment and he did not respond.
His only potential pick was on third down in the 4th quarter. A three and out when the defense needed a rest. Both of Love’s passes on that critical possession were poor passes. On first down Doubs was wide open.
Love did not see him. Next drive, Dillon could not get one yard…which sums up both Dillon’s and his team’s day…so close. On the second to last Packer drive, Green Bay faced 4th down.
The Falcons had an unbalanced defensive line, which Love recognized. The play called seemed to be the typical attempt to get the defense to jump offside. But Love seemed to make a call to do a sneak, only his center wasn’t listening. A penalty.
A punt, a second failure. Followed by a third. One 2-minute drill. Four incomplete passes. Good NFL quarterbacks steal wins. They overcome deficits in the fourth.
That will be Love’s next step. If he takes it, then this team could soar. If not, he will be a short time starter. We knew the Packers were going to struggle with a new quarterback and very young play makers.
Here is the good news, the Packers are tied for the division lead at 1-1. And this year is all about young players gaining experience. They experienced a bitter loss Sunday in Atlanta. Let’s see next week what they learned from it.
The first Packer offensive play, the pass interference was a smart play by the Atlanta defender. He was beat, the pass was on target, he pulled down the receiver to save 6 or 7 points.
On the drive that the Pack had to kick the field goal there was clear pass interference in the end zone on Wicks. The offense should have had the ball on the 1 yard line with a new set of downs. So goes the NFL.
Speaking of bad officiating did anyone notice that at about the 8:16 mark in the 4th quarter when Ridder ran out of bounds the officiating crew never wound the game clock. Another 30 seconds should have been off the game clock when Love got the ball on the final drive. There would have been howling in Atlanta if the Packers had gone down and kicked a last second field goal.
Jamaal Williams would have produced first downs on the runs Dillion fell short.
Jaire had a bad day at the office.
If you allow another team to RUN so many plays on offense you need to have a deeper big ugly rotation on the defensive line to stay fresh into the 4th quarter. One of the bad things about a 3-4 team, you carry less big guys on the line on game day.
For a young team the Pack did not look terrible, but this was a game they could have won.
“For a young team the Pack did not look terrible, but this was a game they could have won.”
You always sum things up perfectly and accurately
Had the Atlanta Falcons gone into Lambeau field without their starting LT, their best RB, Robinson, and their best WR, London, the Packers would win that game going away. Even without Bakhtiari, Watson, and Jones it was a dog fight to the very end. If Jaire doesn’t drop that pick six, if Walker’s penalty doesn’t take us out of field goal range, if we convert on 4th and 1 we win that game even without Watson and Jones.
The big picture here is Jordan Love. We’re now two games into the Jordan Love area and he’s thrown for 400 yards, 6 touchdowns and no picks. Justin Fields, Trey Lance, and Zach Wilson, all top ten picks who are tittering on being busts, would give their left nut to start the season with such numbers. Cool your jets Packer fans, we’re fine…
Here we go again…..IF…IF…IF…IF..IF
Yes Kitty, we all acknowledged Love is doing well.
Lets see how it plays out before you put him in Canton, or you…
Compare him to franchise QB Justin Fields and other flops in the NFL..
You remember Fields right?
When you proclaimed him a franchise QB.
You know, how you’ve ignored it 20 times when i’ve asked you about proclaiming Fields a franchise QB.
Hell, i guess i don’t blame you, that was a pretty fk’n stupid thing you said.
Good news Kitty, on the Royce Newman front…he IS making that 2nd year leap to a starters job!!!
He had a PFF score of 57.5 last season, so far this season, he’s ‘leapt up to a score of 57.7.
Whatchya think about that Kitty, pretty nice amirite?
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LOL. So let me get this straight Tom, you’re bragging about Jordan Love’s stats and his lack of interceptions in a game that the Packers lost while pointing blame at other players for not doing better.
“If Jaire doesn’t…”
“if Walker’s penalty doesn’t…”
Wow, imagine that. I feel like I am in the twilight zone.
“We’re now two games into the Jordan Love area and he’s thrown for 400 yards, 6 touchdowns and no picks.” “Cool your jets Packer fans, we’re fine…”
What I am getting out of this is that the QB position is fine while the rest of the team is still making mistakes. Yet, this time around it’s not the QB’s fault. Where as before it was 1000% the QB’s fault for not overcoming those mistakes. How are they gonna overcome these mistakes? Does Gute have a plan?
If only Jordan Love cared less about his stats and became more of a game manager the Packers would have won this game. If only he had actually run LaFluer’s offense the right way it was supposed to be run we wouldn’t be talking about a loss today.
I find it funny that after Gute being GM for 6 seasons, the best offensive weapon this team has is still a guy that was drafted by Ted Thompson.
What I’m saying Cheese is Jordan Love sees the field, can read a defense, throws the ball with anticipation, and knows his offense. Justin Fields can’t do any of that. If his first read isn’t open, he immediately wants to run. Hearing the criticism, he purposely stayed in the pocket Sunday against the Bucs. He was sacked 5 times because he wasn’t processing what he was seeing fast enough. This is especially concerning since he now has 27 starts under his belt. Contrast that to Jordan Love’s three starts and the difference is night and day.
If this team stays relatively healthy, you’re looking at 7 to 10 wins. We won 8 with your beloved Aaron Rodgers last year and 6 games with Rodgers as a first year as starter. This is all consistent with the growth of a young, talented QB. The game in Atlanta could have gone either way. But if you and clueless Kevin want to blame AJ Dillion. Knock yourself out. It certainly won’t be the first stupid thing either of you have said.
So Kitty….are you saying Justin Fields ISN’T a franchise QB now, are you backing off that?…which is it?
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” We’re now two games into the Jordan Love area (lol….ERA) and he’s thrown for 400 yards, 6 touchdowns and no picks.” – Kitty
“Real men don’t look at stats” – Kitty
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Now Kitty…are you starting to understand why most readers here, think (know) you are a twat?
“We knew the Packers were going to struggle with a new quarterback and very young play makers.” – Paul Edwards
But, the good news we’re told, Gute has a plan, and the Packers may be drafting in the top ten.
I’m not trying to harp on it, or use it to rip on anyone.
I bring this up, because it’s a serious issue.
After putting so many draft resources in the defense, at what point, does someone recognise a problem there?
When i say recognise, i mean….show somebody gives a fuck.
What’s the fix?
Use more top draft picks on defense, while they deplete the offense?
When do we see the payoff?
Stop this madness
How can you have that many 1st round draft picks on defense, and this is our result?
27 1st downs
446 yards given up
25 points
This is fucking Atlanta.
It’s a damn good thing we beat the Bears, because if we didn’t…
Holy shit.
We’ll get into Dillon another time, but the great hype, is being over shadowed by reality.
God forbid they used that 2nd round pick on a receiver at the time.
That pick wasn’t used on a receiver because that wasn’t the plan at the time, someone was drafting for the future.
Well, the future is now.
Its obvious the Packer Organization is the WORST run in ALL of sports! Maybe just maybe the picks just suck? who makes picks? Ted Thompson started the BS mess and its never stopped. Pick bums, stay young and cheap. you have a Prez who is worthless, Gutty who doesn’t know his ass from a hole in the ground and 4 Blue Hair Board of Directors. JC…
Worst run in sports? Um, there are three in their own division that a4e worse, in the NFL alone. Stfu
I kinda get it when someone says Love didn’t get it done in 4th quarter when they really needed him to. But if he is in fact, running MLF’s offense and not being the guy changing plays at the line of scrimmage then I can’t blame him for calling three running plays in a row and not getting a first down on that one series. Yes, that was just one of the three and outs.
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Remember, if you were part of the crowd who wanted this, you wanted this. He’s doing what the coach has told him to do and calling the plays the coach wants run. Now we also get to see just how good MLF is without excuses as well.
Sure Kevin. Drafting AJ Dillion cost us multiple championships. It wasn’t that long ago you were saying the exact same thing about Jordan Love. He was the dynasty killer. We should have drafted a WR like Chase Claypool instead. How’s he working out in Chicago? Except of course, the Jordan Love pick is looking pretty good right now. But you’ll get back to us on AJ Dillion.
Royce Newman, first guard off the bench in Green Bay. An immediate starter and upgrade over anyone on the Jets OL. You wanna talk brilliance? How about Jets GM Joe Douglas. Spends multiple high draft picks and 100 million dollars on a 39 year old QB. Then has a 38 year old LT and 500 lb out of shape Mechi Becton at RT to protect his investment. What could possibly go wrong? Can you say torn Achilles?
Look, the loss to Atlanta was less about who played and more about who didn’t play. The Falcons caught us at just the right time with our playmakers out and it still took everything they had to beat us. Bijan Robinson is an absolute beast. There’s a reason he was drafted 7th overall. Extremely high for a RB. His skill set special. He was the difference. But by all means, point fingers….
You didn’t seem to have a problem pointing fingers at the last QB for everything that went wrong in the past. Why shouldn’t we point fingers now? Trying to make excuses because certain players are missing didn’t fly in the past with you. Why is that acceptable now?
You do understand the difference between a 150 million, hall of fame QB and a first year starter, right Arch? That money wasn’t given to Rodgers because he’s a great guy. The expectations were a SB appearance. Not just for the Packers but also for the Jets. He failed. He has to take ownership of that. Just as the Packers have to look in another direction if Jordan Love isn’t the answer at QB this season.
I’m not pointing fingers at AJ Dillion, Royce Newman, Brian Gutekunst or anyone else on a hard fought, one point road loss. That’s for you ladies to do. You don’t win every game in the NFL. What I want to see is how this team responds on Sunday after a week of adversity. The NFL season is a series of tests. The next test comes at home against the Saints. How will this young team respond? We’ll find out….
LOL…..
You know your standing knee deep in shit, when Tommi tries to explain anything, to anybody, it’s comical.
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“I’m not pointing fingers at AJ Dillion, Royce Newman, Brian Gutekunst (or anyone else) on a hard fought, one point road loss. That’s for you ladies to do.” – Kitty
Tom M
“If Jaire doesn’t drop that pick six, if Walker’s penalty doesn’t take us out of field goal range, if we convert on 4th and 1 we win that game.”
That’s right Damnit!!!!…Tommi doesn’t “point fingers”.
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I know longer believe, that anyone is at all confused, why society has shunned Tommi.
SKOL!!
Tom M 4 hours ago
You do understand the difference between a 150 million, hall of fame QB and a (4th year) first year starter, right Arch? That money wasn’t given to Rodgers because he’s a great guy. The expectations were a SB appearance. Not just for the Packers but also for the Jets. He failed. He has to take ownership of that.
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Let me translate that if i may Arch….
Rodgers gets paid big money to get a team into Super Bowl.
HE FAILED!!
Meaning, (in Tommi logic)…only Rodgers determines if his team gets to a Super Bowl. The rest of the team or coaching is not relevant.
That responsibility is Rodgers, and his alone.
In other words…..
A SB appearance is 100% decided, on Rodgers, and only Rodgers, he is the only one responsible.
HE FAILED!!
BRILLIANT
Did i get that right Kitty?
SKOL!!
You do understand that it takes more than a top QB to win a SB, right Tom? How many SB’s did Dan Marino win? Or is Dan Marino a failed QB in your mind because he never got it done, right Tom?
When is Joe Barry out the door???
How many 3rd & 18s can one defense let up??
Tom M 16 hours ago
“Sure Kevin. Drafting AJ Dillion cost us multiple championships. It wasn’t that long ago you were saying the exact same thing about Jordan Love.” – Tom M
Except i didn’t say that about Dillon, or Love….
I said Gute gave up on the team and drafted for the future when he picked Love instead of getting players on the field that could help a team 1 game away from the Super Bowl.
Just 2 questions Kitty…
1) How big of a twat do you desire to be?
2) Are you depressed that there is no cure for stupid?
What’s next Scooter, what are you going to tell us next?
AJ Dillon is a franchise running back?
I know Tommi!!
Why don’t you tell us something intelligent, like the Bears team is on the rise??
BRILLIANT
SKOL!!
“Look, the loss to Atlanta was less about who played and more about who didn’t play. ”
Then why is it Kitty, the Packers were leading by 12 points in the 4th quarter ( without those…who didn’t play).
No Kitty (take notes)…the loss had more to do with a team not executing in the 4th quarter.
Must i always have to be the voice of reason?
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In related…
Tommi….if a genie gave you one wish, would you wish for a new functioning brain?
It’s ok, you can be honest.
Having Christian Watson, Aaron Jones, David Bakhtiari, and Elgton Jenkins available in the 4th quarter greatly increases your odds of executing in the 4th quarter. None of those players were on the field Kevin. That’s two of your best playmakers and two all pro Offensive linemen. You can’t tell me that we don’t at least get a FG in the 4th quarter with those guys in the lineup.
And who are you kidding? You and everyone’s mother wanted a WR instead of Jordan Love. The only problem, the WR’s available turned out to be crap. It was absolutely the right call to draft Jordan Love. Now you’re saying we should have drafted a WR instead of AJ Dillion. And, you say, “you’re going to get into that pick later.” Once again, you don’t know what you’re talking about.
Jayden Reed is an emerging playmaker in the slot. Tay Wicks is showing the game isn’t too big for him. Luke Musgrave is a dynamic TE you can build your offense around. Two games in and we know Jordan Love is an NFL QB, while Justin Fields is not. That doesn’t mean we go 17-0. That doesn’t mean there isn’t a learning curve. We’re a young talented team and they’ll be mistakes along the way. It’s all part of the maturation process. Trying blame the AJ Dillion pick is just stupid Kevin, but it’s what you do.
“Trying blame the AJ Dillion pick is just stupid Kevin, but it’s what you do.” – Kitty
Trying to use correct English is not stupid Princess, but it’s what you should be trying to do.
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Then why is it Kitty, the Packers were leading by 12 points in the 4th quarter ( without those…who didn’t play).
No Kitty (take notes)…the loss had more to do with a team not executing in the 4th quarter.
Must i always have to be the voice of reason?
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No Princess, you don’t know, and you can’t know, if a field goal is scored or not under your IF scenario, unless of course, you consulted with your psychic once again.
I always know what i’m talking about, or i don’t talk about it.
You seem to do it in the reverse.
The wheels are officially off the Justin Fields bus. Fingers pointing at everyone. And it’s only been two games. If they can’t turn it around, and they probably won’t, look for Caleb Williams in a Bears uniform next year. Not even the Bears could screw that pick up.
Meanwhile clueless Kevin tells us if we had just drafted some mythical WR instead of AJ Dillion we would have magically won on Sunday. You’ve been drinking too much ayahuasca with your girl Erin. What we should have done was draft Chase Claypool instead of Jordan Love. Just think of the magic! Tim Boyle throwing TD passes to Chase Claypool. Why, that combo would’ve have made Atlanta their bitch! Right Kevin? What a missed opportunity.
Tommi Tommi Tommi….
So you’re telling everyone now, that Fields isn’t a franchise QB, and the Bears aren’t a team on the rise?
Now , i’m confused Tommi, which is it?
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Well Tommi…lol
Maybe the Bears only winning 6 of their last 27 games out to be enough to give you a clue, or maybe it might be the 8 losses in a row they’ve strung together that tells you they aren’t a team “on the rise”.
As far as Fields….
Why haven’t some believed you Tommi when you tells us that Fields is a franchise QB?
Could it be that in his career…
A) He has 26 TD passes, against 24 interceptions
B) His career completion percentage is under 60%?
C) Could it be his impressive career passer rating of 78.8?
D) Could it be, that you just like to tell us stupid shit to get attention, which would make me your best friend.
E) All of the above
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Now as a running back in 2022….NOT BAD
But gaining 1,000 plus rushing yards, does not a franchise QB make Tommi.
A fifth grader should know that.
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It’s ok Tommi, someday this will all be over.
Tommi talking about Bakh and Jenkins being out in the 4th quarter…..
“That’s two of your best playmakers and two all pro Offensive linemen.”
Except for 1 simple Tommi error….
Jenkins was never voted in as an ALL PRO Lineman, 1st or 2nd team.
OOPS AGAIN
Maybe Tommi’s psychic is reading the future….again
TOMMI LAND….
Where the fairytales and bullshit, never stop.
Jerry Jones is singing the praises of his HC Mike McCarthy. Saying McCarthy has his fingerprints all over the Cowboys who just happen to be the best team in the NFC right now. You ladies remember Big Mike? He single handedly held Aaron Rodgers back from true greatness. And then it was Brian Gutekunst who slipped in to take his place as the one who tried to undermine Aaron Rodgers career. First with the Jordan Love pick, which is actually looking like the right call. But then he followed that pick with AJ Dillion who Kevin tells us cost us the game in Atlanta. Not to worry, Kevin promises us a full expose to follow.
Just imagine. Had Mike McCarthy and Brian Gutekunst believed the nonsense that is constantly spewed here at “Total Packers.” That both men are incompetent. Unable to wipe their own ass without Rodgers expressed permission. Subsequently just quitting the NFL all together when separated from coattails of Rodgers true greatness. Yet they’ve both persevered and have flourished. While Rodgers calculated departure to a team with an inadequate OL has quite possibly cost him the remainder of his career. Karma can be a beautiful thing….
” Had Mike McCarthy and Brian Gutekunst believed the nonsense that is constantly spewed here at “Total Packers.” That both men are incompetent. ” – Kitty
“Yet they’ve both persevered and have flourished.” – Kitty
YES!!!
Without Rodgers, in 3 seasons McCarthy has gone 1-2 in the playoffs. Never getting past the Divisional round despite having great talent.
“Winning!!!
That is (apparently) Tommi logic, for flourishing.
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Brian Gutekunst roster, without Rodgers, is now 1-1 after two games.
So, after just two games (2 games) without Rodgers (lol), Tommi logic dictates that Gute is ‘”flourishing.
That’s good stuff Scooter 🥱
Tommi Tommi Tommi
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Don’t worry about being wrong on Jenkins Gomer, we don’t expect much from you concerning knowledge, common sense, and reason.
What is Jones going to say. “Gee Mike, you suck because you can’t win the big game”. The defense has more to do with Dallas success than anything. Big Mike has nothing to do with that. Jones made the DC hire. Again, Big Mike had nothing to do with that.
When McCarthy got hired by Dallas, he hired his own DC Mike Nolan.
After just one season Nolan was fired after giving up 473 points.
Not sure by who, but Jones then hired Dan Quinn.
If McCarthy doesn’t get to the SB this season, i don’t think it’s out of the realm of possibility, that you’ll see Quinn as the next Cowboys head coach for 2024
Rodgers, Rodgers, Rodgers, Rodgers, and the beat goes on, and on, and on, and on, and on and……
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The only think Karma did Kitty, was deal you a losing hand.
Have a nice day
SKOL!!
Funny how missing veteran starters from the line up “greatly decreases the ability to execute” when Jordan Love is the QB, but it had absolutely no impact on the game when that other guy used to play here.
Ol’ Flip Flop Tom is at it again.
Or his beloved hero Patrick Mahomes not being able to get it done when his best receiver and best defensive player aren’t in the game and other receivers dropping passes right and left.
And just how many SB appearances and wins does Patrick Mahomes have in the last four years Arch? And how many SB appearances and wins does Aaron Rodgers have in the last 12 years? I wouldn’t expect any player to win all of them. Tom Brady lost two SB’s. But you gotta win most of them. Aaron Rodgers hasn’t won anything of significance in well over a decade. But he’s the best ever!
So you ladies are in agreement then. Aaron Rodgers first year as a starter must be judged like his last year as starter because you all had a such a keen eye for greatness. Rodgers lost 10 games as a first year starter. And that’s with Jordy Nelson, Donald Driver, and James Jones. Young QB’s have to learn how to win in the NFL. Rodgers had to learn. And so does Jordan Love. The learning curve is real. No one gave up on Rodgers because he lost 10 games as a starter that first year. And no one is giving up on Jordan Love on a one point loss to the Falcons.
You tell em Kitty!!
Rodgers Rodgers Rodgers Rodgers, and the beat goes on, and on, and on, and on, and on, and……..
There is a reason the Packers fired Bob Sanders after the 2008 season.
1) It might have been because they ranked 22nd in scoring defense.
2) It might have been because they gave up 131 rushing yards per game.
3) It might have been because he was a kitty.
4) It might have been because he didn’t have enough 1st round draft choices on defense
Or maybe it was all of the above.
I don’t know.
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What i do know, a teams win/loss record has never been dictated by one player, ever.
No matter who is QB
Saying Rodgers lost 10 games is fine, for the simple minded.
2008 was Nelsons rookie season and didn’t get many targets.
JJ was hurt most of the season and only got 30 targets.
Driver was barely broke 1,000 yards and got 5 TD’s.
Yes the Packers lost 10 games…..
I’ve already posted this, but i’ll post it again for the yeast infection that resides in this forum.
The Packers lost 7 of those 10 games by 4 points or less.
Yes Kitty, Rodgers had to learn, as Love has to learn.
Thanks for clarifying that.
I’ll have to write that down so i don’t forget it.
BRILLIANT!
Thank you for contributing Kitty.
As a gesture of appreciation, we’ll be sending you box of Country Flowers Massengill.
At least you’re not blaming Kevin King who probably was a freshman in high school back in 2008, so that’s something Kevin. What you’re telling us is the excuses started in 2008 and didn’t stop until Aaron Rodgers left in 2022. Got it. You never hear excuses for Patrick Mahomes or Tom Brady. Only for “the best QB ever!” Thank goodness Rodgers left the Packers and went to a top shelf organization with a rock solid OL. Oh wait! Never mind…..
What i’m telling you Kitty, is that yeast infections are no joke, take care of it.
Scratch that….The Packers run defense is at 166 YPG, not 131 .
Meaningless stats and ridiculous excuses. What you do best Kevin. That, and evaluate talent. If we only had Tim Boyle at QB last week. We’d have won going away…