Lotta' season left, but, yeah, not a good start. I guess we'll know by the end of May if the Brewers will have a chance to make the playoffs, or if this season will be a bust.
Well, I dunno. Hurts obviously isn't 100 percent healthy. But then, Love may not be 100 percent healthy, either. I'm just not confident that Love will be a great quarterback like Favre and Rodgers (in their prime, of course).
Honestly, I was more disappointed that the Packers lost to the Bears last weekend, They should've won that game easily. I didn't expect them to do much in the playoffs, though.
Despite Love and Jacobs not playing the whole game, it's still disappointing to lose to the Bears. At least it wasn't the type of game where the Bears winning would have eliminated the Packers from the playoffs.
Did Love and Jacobs sit out the entire second half?
Yep. It's nice to win big against bad teams, but the Packers need to play a lot better against the very good teams. The Packers are a decent team, no doubt, but they're not quite in the "very good" category.
Unless the Packers get really hot the last two or three weeks of the season, I don't see them getting past the Lions or Eagles in the playoffs -- assuming the Packers make the playoffs.
One of the Wisconsin sports talk radio personalities believes the Packers are the second best team in the NFC. Seems a bit premature to say that. At present I'd say they're number three -- maybe. Eagles and Lions are the top two. The next few games will be telling.
Yeah, not very likely, especially with Detroit winning tonight. But I agree that given what's transpired the last several years in the playoffs, the bye week isn't too attractive at this point.