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  1. Girl holding the water bottles has been the highlight of this one.
  2. I'd say "tank" but I don't think they need to try to.
  3. If Ambien isn't doing it for you, watch a Packer game.
  4. I can't believe he has them. Who cares. He doesn't draft, coach or play. Are we going after the sprinkler system next?
  5. Zero chance Murphy goes anywhere. He has advanced the business side of things beyond any of his predecessors. Titletown district, the Draft, etc.
  6. They would have to throw one first.
  7. We suck but I've never understood the difference between Mike McCarthy and Sean Payton. They are mirrors of each other, McCarthy is arguably more successful yet Payton had this super genius reputation and McCarthy was universally ridiculed. Sometimes wonder if it was just because he is fat.
  8. Coach, you're on the verge of 2-4 and a shutout by a team giving up 450 yards a game. Leave some guys in to chip and throw the ball 15+ yards. You drafted the QB and all the WRs early. Let them try.
  9. It's alarming how rarely we even throw it past the sticks on 3rd down. Incredible. I mean he would have been sacked on that play if they tried it, but just wow. And you knew he'd get sacked based on the empty backfield. And then we miss an easy FG. Well deserved.
  10. Can't remember the last time one of our cute genius plays gained 3 yards.
  11. 6 minutes to go this half, we have 34 yards.
  12. This team is unbearable to watch. I am trying to find the positive but I'm told we have a strong-armed QB and a bunch of young athletic WRs. But they appear to be trying to master the 2-yard pass.
  13. Two horrible calls back to back. Couldn't be a more obvious DPI and then a call you almost NEVER see on a very clear offsides - and it wasn't even a false start.
  14. Looked like textbook shielding PI to me but I'm not a professional.
  15. It's pretty stupid. At this point in my life I could probably live with them going elsewhere tbh. I rarely make it to the stadium but yeah it would obviously be sad and I would feel bad for the diehards and the city. It won't really do anything though as plenty of places will take them in and build what they want. I do feel like the league structure is broken beyond repair so that's probably part of it. When you rarely attend games, live an hour+ away and they insist on making the games a pain to be able to watch on TV, there is a bit of disconnect that happens. I definitely don't feel as close to the team as I did in the early 2000s, some of that is age, some of that is I watched almost every night.
  16. Their run game doesn't exist but there are minimal opportunities for him to go down field as well. Combination of passive playcalling, having to leave extra guys in to block and Love missing when they try. When your TE and RB both chip the edge rusher that is two guys either not on a route or requiring an extra second to do so. It sounds crazy at 2-3, but honestly they aren't going to win anything this year so I'd almost prefer they just prioritize trying to figure out what Love can do, and find a downfield offense above winning. They need to get Love and all those young WRs going.
  17. Josh Allen is one that looked rough and ascended to the top.
  18. Honestly they also seem to be better right away than they used to be. I think they drafted Love with the intention of him starting in 2021. I think they thought Rodgers's decline was going to make that easy enough to do.
  19. When they beat the Eagles (barely) in the WC game, the first question Rodgers was asked was "How does it feel to have the postseason monkey off your back?" This was his 3rd year as a starter, and second-ever playoff game after a loss in which he scored 6 touchdowns. They have always been running these stupid narratives. 10 guys threw for 4,000 yards that year, Kyle Orton throwing for 3,800. I'm not saying people thought Rodgers sucked, just that he wasn't yet this almighty Lord. He was seen as pretty good. I don't think he was even selected to the Pro Bowl the year they won the Super Bowl.
  20. Rodgers never really lit anything on fire until his 4th year as a starter TBH. The playoffs of his 2nd year more accurately with the 45-pt game. Their offense looked really bad during parts of 2010, but that season's playoffs he really started making a name. He wasn't getting major praise until 2011. He was sort of viewed as pretty good but not great. The divisional game in Atlanta was really the coming out party.
  21. Honestly, I wonder sometimes how any of this is enjoyable for some of the fans. It just seems like you guys are always stressed out and miserable about stuff like cap dynamics 2 years from now. Who cares? I mean I just listened to everyone tell me for a year that Dame in MKE was an impossibility. Just accept this is a new dawn and they are going to suck. Take some joy in Love having a good week or hitting a nice throw. This is likely to be a long and painful journey. Dwelling on who we should have traded 2 years ago is just going to make you miserable.
  22. Don't mean this personally but more of a general comment. Every Packers fan, for their own mental health, needs to move on past the fact that we drafted him and he sat 3 years. It's over, and we are here now. Personally I don't think it's fair to him, he had literally no control over when he was going to play. He is in a really tough spot right now. Would he be farther along if he played in 2021, yes probably, and the team would have been better. In a perfect world, knowing we don't win the Super Bowl, we trade Rodgers after the first MVP. But right now we have a roster full of guys that couldn't get into a bar 1-2 years ago. It was likely to be ugly this season. He's got to get at least a year to sift through this. You just can't do that on the bench and in practice. If we are obsessed that he looks worse than Rodgers did, we may in for a long 60 years.
  23. It is not like they knew it would be 3 years. Rodgers was looking washed at the time of the pick. Considering they absolutely should have at least been in the Super Bowl one of those years, and arguably twice, despite drafting Love, it's hard for me to believe it was really that big of a deal in the end.
  24. I would agree. My biggest concern with Love so far is the accuracy down field. The picks are whatever. They're doing so little offensively it's natural to start forcing dumb throws to make something happen. They are constantly leaving guys in to chip pass rushers and the roster is just so raw all over the place. But he isn't hitting some deep throws where the play is there. And sometimes he is way off the mark. Personally I don't really care that he waited 3 years nor will I hold that against him as though he should be better. To get better you need to play real games.
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