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Hail Raiser
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Re: Post game Packers
Way had a nice day booting it, thought he deserved some props
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Impact Rookie
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Vienna, Austria
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Re: Post game Packers
I know I´m by far in the minority here but I´d still prefer 2-14 over the POS wearing #26 gaining another yard.
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From a Land Down Under
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Re: Post game Packers
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Again, nothing can change what he did. Whether he plays good or bad football does not make people forget. It probably makes them remember. So dont let him ruin your football season. HTTR. |
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Re: Post game Packers
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Anyway, it´s actually not ruining my season that much. I watch the redzone channel and just enjoy the games without more emotional involvement than wanting to see good football and see my fantasy players perform well. |
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From a Land Down Under
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I hear you. I wouldn’t want him on my fantasy team. Lol. Im a dad too. What he did makes me sick. I just keep in mind that his performance on the field and his past are unrelated. Ill let God (whatever that is) take care of him. |
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A Dude
Join Date: Feb 2005
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Re: Post game Packers
Nobody cares.
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Impact Rookie
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From a Land Down Under
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Re: Post game Packers
I cannot believe how up and down I have been and it is only week three. Wtf? Im gonna need meds for this season. Let’s see if we can actually come out of the bye focused. We seem to have a bad habit of being flat after halftime/ bye weeks. Maybe J can work on his motivational speaking during the break.
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Hail Raiser
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Re: Post game Packers
Probably just a clean up scope to take care of some loose cartilage, as Keim said not overly concerning.
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Warpath Hall of Fame
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A Dude
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Re: Post game Packers
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Saints have no defense.
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When it comes to Ryan K, never worried about that guy. He's proven and will get stronger as the season goes on. Now Preston Smith, he needs to step up. |
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Warpath Hall of Fame
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Re: Post game Packers
Also, heard from the same beat guy who had watched the film....
The Packers dedicated a nickel corner to Chris Thompson most of the day...certainly why he was quiet...but that opened up plays for Crowder and Reed. CT's impact is huge The guy also said Gruden called the second half like he had an elite Defense...extremely conservative which was gutsy because you are playing an elite QB. |
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A Dude
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Re: Post game Packers
I think it's important that we get it right regarding #91. He's one of our best players and I don't want to see him disrespected on here.
Watch this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OK3IgwknNs Please jump to the following times: 2:03 - pressure on Rodgers 5:41 - pressure on Rodgers around the edge, Rodgers being Rodgers escapes 8:13 - pancakes his guy in one second, but Rodgers gets rid of it on a 3 step drop 8:21 - busts through and draws a blatant hold And not pictured here was at least one other blatant holding call where he destroyed the tackle off the ball and all the tackle could do was clothesline him around the neck. When you guys watch football, don't just watch the results of the play. Don't just follow the ball with your eyes. Watch the trench play, see who's winning and gaining leverage. It's a better indicator of how the game will go overall. When PFF puts out their evaluation of Kerrigan in this game you'll see he got plenty of pressures. I thought we were a smarter fan base than this. I'm glad to see at least some of you on here still are. Kerrigan not only didn't play poorly, he played well.
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Re: Post game Packers
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The hold at 8:21 is beyond holding, it's a wrestling move. I think Kerrigan is having a way better beginning of season than last year. What are his grades against the run though? That would be my only knock on his piece of work. Quote:
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I really have no worries about our D. They've played really well across the board for 3 weeks. 7 of the 10 points and 64 of the 240 passing yards we allowed yesterday came on a blown coverage between Norman and Swearinger (think it's on DJ though, isn't it?). Second week in a row this happens though (Hilton TD last week), if this can be corrected and avoider against the Saints, we'll be fine!
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