PinaMadness

Are you kidding me??? They better get seven out of this one.

Looked like the right call to me. Everyone and their mother knew that 4th down call would be a fullback dive.

I guess not.

Let's see if the Badgers can take advantage of a golden opportunity better than the Packers.

Why would Houston boo Manfred? He's practically a folk hero for giving them a slap on the wrist for giving the game one of it's biggest black eyes in baseball history.

OK, I'm here to get served my plate of frozen crow. I did not see that coming.

Yes, you can win with that ensemble. Regular season games that is, not against top tier teams like the Cardinals. The Packers win those games because Rodgers is a great quarterback that makes those receivers better than they actually are, much like what Brady did in New England. Let me put it this way. The #2 receiver on the team is the running back.

They're not in any danger of missing the playoffs. I'd be shocked if we didn't win the division. I just don't see any way we can win this game. The defense is going to get steamrolled and the Cardinals will most definitely load the box against our running game. Games like the Pats are the exception the vast majority of the time. I know sitting out Rodgers is not going to happen but this one may get ugly fast and Love will be in sometime during the third quarter. I think you're vastly overrating the Cardinals. They are good no doubt, would be favored at home even if Adams and others were playing, but I would be surprised if the Packers get steamrolled in this game. Lafleur has proven to be too good of an offensive mind to let Adams being out derail the entire group and on top of that, you have Rodgers who has done more in the past with a worse supporting cast. Aside from that, can't think of a faster way to lose a locker room than blatantly punting a game midseason. Sitting Rodgers is comical. The Packers, Cardinals, Bucs, Rams and Cowboys are the class of the NFC and then a significant drop off. Out of those five teams, the Cardinals and the Bucs are the two best teams that I predict will be the matchup in the NFCCG. As fans I think most of us tend to overvalue our players and in this case, especially our wide receivers. It's Adams, who I believe is the best WR in the NFL, and once again a significant drop off. Who's the legit #2 on this team? Cobb is old and just a possession receiver at this point in his career. MVS drops way too many passes. Lazard is a nice player but a #3 at best. Rodgers is a rookie that has seen limited action so far and hopefully will blossom into a #2 in the not too distant future. Honestly I would take any of the other four team's #3 over our #2, whoever that is. I wouldn't be surprised at all if we got curbstomped, given this teams track record in prime time and most of our losses during the MLF era have been blowouts or losses that would suggest that a close score was not indicative of how lopsided the game was. Sorry to be pessimistic, I just think we have about a 5% chance of winning this game, and losing would hardly be a death blow to our playoff chances.

They're not in any danger of missing the playoffs. I'd be shocked if we didn't win the division. I just don't see any way we can win this game. The defense is going to get steamrolled and the Cardinals will most definitely load the box against our running game. Games like the Pats are the exception the vast majority of the time. I know sitting out Rodgers is not going to happen but this one may get ugly fast and Love will be in sometime during the third quarter.

Lazard on the Covid list now. Might as well just play Love Thursday and punt this game. We would probably lose at full strength anyway.

Wow, Metcalf can really be a loose cannon at times. I wish the Packers would've drafted him.

Well, isn't that nice?

Keeping it in house so Marmol must be a real jag.

I fully expect both the Packers and Badgers to incorporate that play into the playbook.

Just to let everyone know, the last time the 49ers beat the Colts, this happened.

I'm wondering how the NFL came up with the algorithm for scheduling 17th games.

BREAKING NEWS: Bears majority owner Aaron Rodgers has sold his majority stake in the franchise to none other than Tom Brady. The terms of Bears ownership seem to be week-to-week in nature. More details to follow as information comes out.

Bears about to go down 35-3 before the half because they decided to go for it inside their own territory. And the Bucs get the second half kickoff.

CBS should just switch from Bears-Bucs to a more competitive game right now.

They've really botched that golden ticket Houston gave them. The most disappointing team in he NFL so far.

Our punter is awesome.

The Chiefs and the Ravens proving that parity reigns in the NFL.

Probably because they don't want to risk their star running back blowing out a knee in garbage time.

Can they do that and stay under the cap? There's always a way.

One of these games the player coming off the left edge of the defensive line is going to block that kick.