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  1. adambr2
    Atlanta slowly but surely pissing away this 17-7 halftime lead.
  2. adambr2
    Sure didn’t work out that way in the NFC this year. We’d have no current control of our own destiny and be potentially on the outside looking in this year with a 12-5 record under a 6 team playoff format .
  3. adambr2
    Which is why I’d like to play in Atlanta or LA, preferably. I get the sentiment behind “just give us Philly and see what happens.” It just seems like a far less winnable game to me. I think the Packers are still road favorites against the Falcons or Rams. I’d rather have the best shot for an extra week and get to the divisional round at least again, even if it ends there. It would be nice to not take a step back and lose on WC weekend.
  4. adambr2
    They clearly do not have one which is the most frustrating thing. Against clearly inferior opponents, they’ve been remarkably consistent — which even that is kind of hard to do. Almost every team has a dud somewhere against a mediocre team. But against the true, obvious contenders, the Packers haven’t had the mental toughness to stand toe to toe.
  5. adambr2
    I do believe we can beat the Lions or Vikings, but until we actually execute well enough to do it, we’re the 3rd best team in the North. On the plus side, Lions/Vikings for the division and #1 seed is a hell of a matchup and pretty much guaranteed to be the regular season prime time finale. I'm disappointed to lose but I do take solace in having not helped the Lions.
  6. adambr2
    I’m just saying the raw statistics bear that out to just not be based in any reality. Seems to be more psychological than anything. I think you could make just as good of an argument that we don’t want to see either of those teams either because frankly, we haven’t shown that we can beat them, regardless of venue.
  7. adambr2
    The “hard to beat a team 3 times” thing is a total myth. Historically when two teams meet a 3rd time in the playoffs after a regular season sweep, the team that swept wins again about 65% of the time.
  8. adambr2
    Not specific to anything in this thread, but I just knew after this game that social media would be flooded with “OMG if the Packers had just kicked the FG on 4th and 2 in the 1st half they would have won 28-27!!” Not how it works.
  9. adambr2
    I think you could say that about literally any team in the NFC playoff field. I think relative to the other options, the Lions and Vikings are just fine with seeing the Packers again in the playoffs. Why would they fear a team that hasn’t shown they can beat them?
  10. adambr2
    That’s why I roll my eyes at any mention ever of “oh they’ll be back” or “they’ll be better next year”. Every opportunity missed is an opportunity lost. The loss in San Francisco was a missed opportunity last year. They could have won it, and they could have won the Super Bowl, last year’s expectations be damned. There are never any guarantees to win it all or to even be back. I don’t think anyone would have believed that Aaron Rodgers would never make it back, but he never did. The 49ers are probably the most dominant NFC team of the last decade and do not have a single Lombardi to show for it. Progress is rarely linear in this sport. You can feel as good as you want about where you’re headed but there are always 31 other teams also trying to do the same thing as you.
  11. adambr2
    Yep. We may get one more shot. If we don’t come through on shot #6, that’ll be the last chance this season.
  12. adambr2
    Think people read too much into these late comebacks. We were dominated by Minnesota for 50+ minutes of both games. Circumstantially, we made both interesting, but the playcalling and flow is just so different near the end of these games. You can’t look at it in a vacuum and say we lost 27-25 like a wire to wire 27-25 game. We were never in control of this game. It’s a good sign that a team doesn’t quit when it gets down late. That’s the positive that can be taken out of it. Still rooting for Atlanta tonight as I think an Atlanta/Rams first round game is significantly more winnable. If Atlanta wins, our loss today is probably moot. That’s the other positive.
  13. adambr2
    Actually remarkably similar to the first game. Nothing says “we’re not ready” like going 0-4 against the top two teams in your division. Woof.
  14. adambr2
    Predictable. You ever hear of a bootleg, Hafley? Did they have those in college? Because you didn’t look like you had any clue on those last two plays.
  15. adambr2
    The D won’t get a stop here. That’s kind of what they do in these situations.
  16. adambr2
    Man, you had room, Reed.
  17. adambr2
    I actually think the contact with the ball was made before his arm started coming forward.
  18. adambr2
    It makes total sense. You’re going for the TD and FG to win now, not to tie. That’s why they did it. If you fail you can still try the 2 again later to play for the tie, and failing that you just need to play for 2 TDs. It showed that they have no intention of playing for OT.
  19. adambr2
    Stokes has actually been under the radar good this year, today maybe notwithstanding. My feeling about our corners is that we have a pass rush problem more than a corner problem. Coverage tends to get exposed when you can’t rush the passer.
  20. adambr2
    Such a weak holding call. Every time we get any positive play going today we lose it on some ticky tack trash.
  21. adambr2
    At least I can stop hearing about how Lafleur gets overlooked for coach of the year every year.
  22. adambr2
    I know it’s not all scheme but Hafley did a really, really poor job today.
  23. adambr2
    That is so classic Packers defense. Do something positive, potentially swing momentum, then show everybody “nothing to see here” on the following drive.
  24. adambr2
    That swing before halftime where the line judge potentially took points from us and then later gifted the Vikings 3 points looks pretty large right now now.
  25. adambr2
    Another big game in which Matt Lafleur had his team completely unprepared to play, just a trademark of his tenure. But everyone loves him because they can rout the bad teams and everyone is happy on those days.
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