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Fear The Chorizo

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  1. Announcers are totally setting the stage for a huge missed tackle late in this game.
  2. Van Ness hasn't gotten off a block in months
  3. They wont. So much line pushing ball carriers forward close to the end zone - its just that we are the one team that can screw that up
  4. Just. Finish One time - finish They all just take turns screwing up at the worst time
  5. He has zero lateral balance And now 2 of their best wr's get hurt on a qb scramble...did they run into each other or something?
  6. Thats a ridiculously good fg - uprights we're rocking in that wind
  7. Chicago, "world class" organization in a "world class " city that cant even keep heaters working on the Packer sideline. Everything about it screams absolute clown show, and they never disappoint proving it in so many ways
  8. Ill say it and will continue to do so even if the Bears manage to grind out a home win against yet another backup qb- this 10-4 record is so damn inflated.
  9. Id look forward to the offseason debate about how Williams is the better qb than Willis
  10. Yeah, sorry...got lost in the ads Think Willis could've run that in on 3rd down. Cant for the life of me understand why they get pass happy on the 5 when youve basically run the ball the previous 85 yards
  11. Jacobs got dinged on that 3rd and short
  12. Yes...I meant using Willis to run, too
  13. Time to just ground and pound the hell out of the ball
  14. Lots of cub fans who cant judge a flyball either - they're all idiots
  15. No way that isnt a concussion Thats the 2nd roughing call on that lineman
  16. OSU should be favored by at least 14 next weekend against whoever wins this dumpster fire of a A&M - Miami "playoff" game. It's windy, but it's even more unwatchable College football sucks
  17. Agreed - The Bears have one of the highest offensive personnel payrolls in the NFL, and their qb is still on a rookie contract. Meanwhile GB his still in the bottom 2/3 of the league with a quarterback making huge $$
  18. Oh gosh...the Super bowl in 1.5 months may finish before Avatar 3 does. Go with the game saturday night.
  19. Nothing would be sweeter than this injury-hobbled squad pulling out a road win this weekend and shutting up all the FIBs who honestly dont know what rooting for a playoff-caliber team should feel like. I think the Bears' defense is just bad enough to turn this into a shootout-type game the Packers could win.
  20. I think so much of the game going to short/quick passing is due to the speed of the defense, and the focus on keeping your QB1 healthy over the course of a season. There are still some big sack numbers, but since the NFL has gone away from run-focused offenses to score more points you don't see a ton of 7 step drops to give 2-3 receivers time to get downfield into their routes - those are the type of pass plays that leave QB's vulnerable to getting blown up by a blitz or great pass rush more than the spread it out and 'basketball on grass" style of passing game. It's also a byproduct of college offenses going away from the traditional pro style and turning quarterbacks into point guards distributing to pass catchers in space with higher percentage short passes and leaning on skill position talent to make tacklers miss and get downfield. That element makes evaluating quarterbacks difficult on what they could become at the NFL level difficult.
  21. Yeah it's a freak injury on at worst a 50/50 ball...one issue is Love had pressure in his face and couldn't fully step into that throw, which is why it didn't get more in front of Watson. Just a great play by Surtain making that pick. The 3rd quarter sequence is just validation that WI sports fans can't have nice things, though - to go from what appeared to be blowing the doors off the AFC's temporary #1 seed on the road in a place GB historically struggled to win, to trying to sort out whether or not the Packers can back into the playoffs as the 7 seed in roughly 30 minutes' time is pretty deflating.
  22. Parsons' gift is how quick he is with leverage on the line - if he rushes back from an ACL surgery too quickly without getting that explosiveness back, he becomes very blockable. I think the Packers and Parsons would be wise to take their time getting him back on the field assuming what he's got is a season-ender requiring surgery. With Watson, he had a clean tear, perfect surgery, and was able to rehab really well with no setbacks - but he doesn't play a position where the first thing that knee has to do is hold up against a 300+ pound lineman pushing into it with blocking force every single snap, regardless of whether he's trying to get upfield or lateral. I can see Parsons getting back mid-season next year, but he's not going to be instantly impacting games as soon as he steps onto the field. that's why I view it as a 2 season - hampering injury.
  23. Yeah, I just want Watson to find a way to get through a mostly healthy season - at this point theres no expectation of a fully healthy one. If Tom and Watson arent season-enders, I would like to see what the offense can do with their full compliment of receivers and a functional running game. Golden made some plays and Reed back with Watson makes them dynamic....if there's enough Oline to protect Love. Musgrave isnt Kraft, but he is making more plays with consistent opportunities, too. I'm still gutted by Parsons going down - with his style of play an ACL (if true) now feels like it wrecks both this and next season given the timing. If healthy, I think GB wouldve gotten to and been favored to win the Super bowl...losing your best TE, DT, OL injury issues, multiple receivers missing huge chunks of the season, and now one of the game's 2-3 best defensive players at a position that can wreck a game just sucks.
  24. I see this game being a defensive struggle - Denver has the horses to generate a pass rush without blitzing, and i think Nix throws us the ball a couple times. Will come to down to the Packers being able to sustain scoring drives and finding a run game good enough to make play action effective to get some chunk completions against a damn good secondary.
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