Fear The Chorizo

Feels like another turnover is needed, or a big sack

King and Sullivan all game long......

Golly....catch the ball. Now we are chasing points the rest of the game

Rodgers isnt the reason GB is down 11....Rodgers is the reason we arent down 28 right now. MVS having himself a day, too. Lots of game left if the defense wants to stop being a turnstile...

Still a two possession ballgame....but it feels like alot more given the fact TB has guys making plays on both sides of the ball. Secondary has got to make plays in the second half to give them a chance - because TB will keep going right after the same guys who aren't getting the job done right now.

My statement about jumping an out route was under the assumption they were going to have 3 safeties across the back end to prevent anything from going over the top. Not playing passive man coverage single high safety! what on earth kind of defensive coverage call is that in that situation?

you have to be kidding me

somebody jump an out route and take it to the house here

here comes a jump ball to Evans

Need to make that pick there to avoid a hail mary hear...

Jeez again...and a holding call missed

Turner having problems out there on that LT island today...

just get at least a first down here so TB isn't getting the ball with 1:30 left at midfield

and they start with the ball in half #2

jeez

get a flipping stop here for once!

Today is all about 3rd down conversions/stops....so far the defense is asleep at the wheel on 3rd downs

Rodgers has Adams on the out for a 1st and them some if he gets a half step past Barrett there

All three of those pass plays came from lining up their go to receivers in the slot opposite Sullivan and taking the route outside...make an adjustment

When you look at WI active covid cases currently, its overall daily case count trend (continued decline since the early November Midwest peak), and the percentage of Wisconsinites who haven't actually had a confirmed case of COVID-19 to date, the state should be among the lowest priority states in the country to get vaccinated right now. Compared to a state like California, which still has a higher percentage of people (and much higher overall number of people) who haven't gotten COVID and despite recent declines is still seeing close to 30K people a day testing positive for COVID, it shouldn't be difficult to see why there is presently a vaccine supply limitation in WI...there are simply many more parts of the country whose highest priority groups need what supply there is much more than WI.

Or an even more accurate measure would be "on time" vs secondary routes/after the designed play broke down. There were always some designed rollouts baked into a game plan that got Rodgers outside the pocket by design...but there were also pocket throws on free plays where it was either a home run or an accepted 5 yard penalty for offsides/too many men. I always rolled my eyes when broadcasts would slap Rodgers' gaudy passing stats on "free plays" on the screen and opine how great they were - that's because if he threw an incompletion they'd just take the 5 yard penalty and the play would cease to exist.

Towards the end I feel like McCarthy's initial strength as a playcaller was hamstrung by the Packers' offense being limited by a lack of skill position talent/depth. Some of that was self-inflicted based on how his offenses evolved over time, though. Early on in his tenure, McCarthy's offenses were well known for utilizing multiple personnel groupings and formations that kept defenses guessing even within a series, let alone a full game, of what they were trying to do. They seemed to identify mismatches on opposing defenses and find multiple ways to create favorable matchups. He always stressed breaking tendencies to make it difficult for teams to gameplan against them. Later in his tenure, Green Bay seemed to go more towards a single personnel grouping for entire drives and longer depending what they felt gave the offense the biggest advantage - but even moreso to create that sugar huddle tempo that often saw Rodgers playing games with snap counts and trying to get free plays during attempted defensive substitutions. At times it looked like they were too focused on creating those free plays, and creativity on offense suffered - when there weren't free plays the offense was predictable and often devolved to playing sandlot football, almost holding the ball until a pass rush materialized that led to the play breaking down and had Rodgers creating on his own. The seasons where he was injured left the offense without an identity because it became so reliant on his ability to make plays outside the structure of a game plan. Towards the end, opposing defenses were frequently quoted saying they knew what Green Bay was going to do on most plays with how predictable their offense became.

Late in the year, Brown was becoming a more consistent option in the Bucs' offense from the slot, so I think him missing the game is significant - the Bucs still have other options to throw to, they just aren't as deep. Brown had caught 5 TDs in his last 4 games before the knee injury in NO.

The best part of Aaron's career statistics - if you took away every single one of his HRs, he'd still have 3,000 hits

Because it just broke from a local news outlet and it's all over twitter - prominent twitter accounts too. Story originated from a family friend and confirmed by one of his daughters. Hammerin' Hank is one of baseball's all time greats, not only on the field but also off it. The fact he played most of his career in Milwaukee makes this loss hit that much closer to home. RIP.