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  1. adambr2
    That was a pretty Bears thing to do.
  2. adambr2
    Can always count on the Packer defense folding like a cheap tent in a stiff breeze when they need to make a stop to get the offense the ball back late in a game.
  3. adambr2
    Can your boys put us in a decent spot on one single kickoff today, Bisaccia? Just one?
  4. adambr2
    If nothing else, can stop hearing the nonsense after today about benching Love for Malik.
  5. adambr2
    Philly must be terrified to face this jaggarnaut next week.
  6. adambr2
    My expectations for this team in the last 8 days have gone from hoping for a Super Bowl run to just hoping we don’t embarrass ourselves too much in the course of our one and done game next week.
  7. adambr2
    That was absolutely awful, Matt. What the hell is wrong with you?
  8. adambr2
    Yeah, the Packers RB depth after Jacobs is not much to speak of. They’ve benefited from excellent run blocking today.
  9. adambr2
    Definitely an assignment was missed there but wasn’t exactly the most awareness shown by Malik on the play.
  10. adambr2
    “We need a nice clean game” ”we’ve got some things to clean up” It’s week 18, Matt. Same song and dance.
  11. adambr2
    Chicago got a little too cute.
  12. adambr2
    One sack against this offensive line is not good enough.
  13. adambr2
    Don’t even watch the first quarter if you missed it. So much for that nice clean that MLF wanted today. Deficit is only 14-13 at half because the Bears are actual dogwater. Any start like this next week and it’ll be a quick one and done regardless of opponent.
  14. adambr2
    If they beat Philly and then lose a close one to Minnesota or Detroit, it’s hard to say the season wasn’t successful. We just didn’t improve as much as Detroit or Minnesota, but their improvement is out of our control.
  15. adambr2
    He’s nowhere close to the top 3 anymore. Watt, Garrett, Parsons ,Nick Bosa, Crosby, Travon Walker, are all getting chipped more and getting to the QB more. I never understood the “chipped” argument because they’re all in the same boat. It’s not like teams have spent the last 7 years deciding they’ll just try to block TJ Watt one on one.
  16. adambr2
    No, I was hoping for them to take a step forward from where they were at the end of the season. You’re quoting the cumulative numbers from last year, and that doesn’t tell the whole story. The October ‘23 Packers and the January ‘24 Packers were apples and oranges. They did improve on their entire body of work from last year overall, but they did not improve from the product that we saw in the playoffs a year ago.
  17. adambr2
    I have no idea what to think of Tampa. Some weeks I think they could win the Super Bowl, other weeks I think they’ll be the weakest team in the playoffs. Baker would be an MVP contender if Allen and Lamar weren’t having otherworldly seasons.
  18. adambr2
    I find it really interesting how the Rams are approaching this weekend. They are basically approaching it like a preseason game and resting all main starters, which makes it highly likely (given that the Bucs have something to play for and are playing the Saints) that the Rams are essentially conceding the #3 seed to the Bucs, and at the #4, he’s certain to draw Minnesota or Detroit in the first round. So at least as far as Sean McVay is concerned, he doesn’t see much difference between playing Minnesota, Detroit, Washington or Green Bay and would rather just focus on getting there healthy.
  19. adambr2
    Generally I don’t even care who makes the Pro Bowl, it’s popularity, it’s kind of a joke, I get it. But in the case of Gary, he and LVN are probably 2 out of my top 5 reasons why this team didn’t take the step forward in 2024 that I hoped it would, so I’m not going to pretend that he’s one of the premiere edge rushers in the league when he most certainly is not.
  20. adambr2
    A barely above average PFF grade? A regression to only 6.5 sacks despite being the 8th highest paid edge rusher in the NFL? Not really sure what you’re looking for here. Even Gary himself and his DC sounded surprised, and I don’t think even the staunchest Gary supporters would describe his season as something other than disappointing.
  21. adambr2
    Not sure how Rashan Gary made the Pro Bowl. Certainly wasn’t on the merit of his performance.
  22. adambr2
    I’m not taking anything away from the Packers’ trophy that year. As you say, it’s always hard to win the Super Bowl. I'm simply stating that this year’s NFC field and that one are apples and oranges. This isn’t revisionist anything. The #2 seed in the NFC that year was an 11-5 Bears team who had to win one game at home against the 7-9 Seahawks to reach the NFC Championship Game. It’s simply a much weaker field, regardless of what might happen in this year’s field. If Philly and Minnesota lose in the first round, it could be not because the NFC isn’t really good this year but because the Packers/Bucs/Rams are also good football teams potentially capable of winning those games. And yes I agree that they don’t have the kind of impact players that they need to take that next step. Josh Jacobs was probably the closest, and he’s not going to likely be enough. Gute is going to need to do more. Youth is great, but only to a point when you’re trying to win it all. They desperately need to add a #1 type receiver and impact pass rusher.
  23. adambr2
    Also, I know we are going to hear 2010-11 run comparisons next week, pretty unavoidable, but the road this year is going to be much harder. For a 6 seed, ‘10-‘11 was actually about as easy of a road as you could ask for. It was just a down year for the NFC. Philly was about a 50/50 game which went our way. Atlanta was probably the toughest game on the road but they were closer to a 13-3 paper tiger than a true contender depending on who you asked. We fell just short in their place in the regular season and the rematch was a blowout. Chicago was a typical team from that era of Bears teams. Good defense with not much offense to speak of. Weak #2 seed. Probably 3-4 better teams in this NFC field than any of those ‘10-‘11 opponents, honestly.
  24. adambr2
    4% sounds about right. Their road is probably @Philly, then @Detroit and @Minnesota in some order. If they manage to survive that gauntlet I would guess they’d be favored in SB 59 against any AFC opponent kind of like how things unfolded for SB 45. Pretty remote chance but hot runs like that have happened and aren’t completely outside the boundaries of any possible reality.
  25. adambr2
    Agree with all this, but the TJ Watt miss falls on the shoulders of the late Ted Thompson.
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