I thought it was very interesting how Rodgers continually looked MVS's way in huge spots yesterday. Yeah, the OT fumble was terrible. But the Packers aren't even in that spot had MVS not caught that 43-yard bomb on the last drive of regulation, or drew that huge PI on another bomb. MVS has improved a lot this season, and the adversity, if handled correctly and constructively, will go a long way toward strengthening this team for the home stretch. This Colts game was one that I figured was a toss-up, and that's exactly what it ended up being. The Colts are a very good team ... likely a Top 5 NFL team. And if the Packers play them 10 times, I bet they win 8. The Packers looked like the better team yesterday, but turnovers and an inexplicable defensive game plan in the 2nd half did them in. At the beginning of the season, I saw this team as a 11-5, 12-4-type team, and that's how it's playing out.