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Old 09-24-2018, 11:10 AM   #1
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Both played better yesterday and yes sacks can be a misleading stat line. Our D is in the top 5 right now, shouldn't be much to complain about.
Keep telling yourselves that. Sacks are often huge plays during games that set offenses back, at the very least. They often cause fumbles that can lead to returns that result in defensive touchdowns. They can be big time momentum shifts. That's why the sack masters get paid.

Recently, the Bear's GM gave up his left nut to acquire Kahlil Mack. He must be stupid, too.
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Old 09-24-2018, 11:13 AM   #2
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Keep telling yourselves that. Sacks are often huge plays during games that set offenses back, at the very least. They often cause fumbles that can lead to returns that result in defensive touchdowns. They can be big time momentum shifts. That's why the sack masters get paid.

Recently, the Bear's GM gave up his left nut to acquire Kahlil Mack. He must be stupid, too.
Mack does more though, he's also great at run d. RK isn't on the same planet as Mack. I was like that too towards Ryan but then I realized he's a solid player that doesn't have a high ceiling. That's ok too
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Old 09-24-2018, 11:29 AM   #3
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Overall people need to slow their roll with Smith and Kerrigan. The sacks will come, even though it's not a true indicator of how they're playing but people are getting too hung up on stats.

Hobbled Aaron Rodgers attempted 40+ passes and we should be OK with 3 pressures from a guy making $12Mil this year who didn't see a double team all game?
He's been non existent so far. I actually thought Ryan Anderson made a bigger impact which isn't saying much.

The guys who aren't producing need to get replaced.
Doctson should be on the bench so he can evaluate his career. Mo Harris needs playing time.
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Old 09-24-2018, 11:15 AM   #4
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Honestly who cares who gets the sacks as long as we get them? We had 4 yesterday, that's a good day.
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Old 09-24-2018, 11:17 AM   #5
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Honestly who cares who gets the sacks as long as we get them? We had 4 yesterday, that's a good day.
We'll take it and the W
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We'll take it and the W
Exactly. Sure, the coaches/players can go back and focus on where they need to improve but when I, a fan, see a Skins win I'm generally pleased and satisfied. I could care less about the individual stats.
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Old 09-24-2018, 11:22 AM   #7
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Another take away from yesterday's game....if Im a Packers fan, Im seriously worried. Barely beat the Bears...tie with Vikings...and domination by the Skins.

Mike McCarthy is on the hot seat imo. Guy seems to be a little overated.
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Another take away from yesterday's game....if Im a Packers fan, Im seriously worried. Barely beat the Bears...tie with Vikings...and domination by the Skins.

Mike McCarthy is on the hot seat imo. Guy seems to be a little overated.
Their biggest worry is Rodgers' knee. He looks to be more hurt than they're letting on. If he's going to be like that the rest of the year I don't think they can compete.
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Their biggest worry is Rodgers' knee. He looks to be more hurt than they're letting on. If he's going to be like that the rest of the year I don't think they can compete.
So why doesn't McCarthy go stronger with the ground game? That RB Aaron Jones kid can play...he has that "bounce" to the outside coming out the hole. Im giving him at least 15 touches going forward.
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Old 09-24-2018, 11:34 AM   #10
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Another take away from yesterday's game....if Im a Packers fan, Im seriously worried. Barely beat the Bears...tie with Vikings...and domination by the Skins.

Mike McCarthy is on the hot seat imo. Guy seems to be a little overated.
They haven't hit on the draft in a while. They might be a 4 win team without Rodgers.
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Packers need to trade for Bell asap
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Re: Post game Packers

I was watching at Hooters so I didn't have the volume, but they were showing a replay of something else on the interior and in the background one of their OL had Kerrigan in like a full nelson. But no holding penalty. It seems to be perfectly legal to hold Kerrigan all the time. I noticed a couple other ones too.
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We're talking about replacing guys 3 games in? With who? If there were better options on the team they'd be in there already.
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We're talking about replacing guys 3 games in? With who? If there were better options on the team they'd be in there already.
I would take Joe Jacoby at WR over Doctson at this point.
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I would take Joe Jacoby at WR over Doctson at this point.
Doctson is the most disappointing player on the team. Like Ive stated...he is in an ideal situation. P Rich, CT, Reed, Crowder, AP, Alex Smith....we don't have to ask the world of him. Just anything would help.

I know we've been complaining about Ryan K, or Preston Smith, etc...but its not close...Doctson clearly needs to play better.
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