Last Night's Game: The Rest of the Story

[Jim Lite]

I have it on good authority, that shortly before kickoff time, word came of an insidious terrorist plot against the Green Bay players. Owing to security concerns, instead of the actual team, they had their emergency squad of Packers “ringers” suited up. As seen on TV, the Bears proceeded to wipe the field with this fake Packers crew.

At halftime, after extensive and thorough security checks, this conspiracy theory was determined to be a false alarm, and the “all clear” directive was issued. The #Real Packers then took the field, and were just bearly able to make up for lost time.

 

[XPack]

You haven't stopped drinking since last night, have you?

 

[PackAttack12]

Oh.

 

[Jim Lite]

You haven't stopped drinking since last night, have you?

I used to hear that a lot ...back in my married days.

 

[Curly Calhoun]

I have it on good authority, that shortly before kickoff time, word came of an insidious terrorist plot against the Green Bay players. Owing to security concerns, instead of the actual team, they had their emergency squad of Packers “ringers” suited up. As seen on TV, the Bears proceeded to wipe the field with this fake Packers crew.

At halftime, after extensive and thorough security checks, this conspiracy theory was determined to be a false alarm, and the “all clear” directive was issued. The #Real Packers then took the field, and were just bearly able to make up for lost time.

Looks like the Lions played their emergency ringers all night against the Jets...….

 

[PackerDNA]

What the hell happened to the Lions?

 

[rmontro]

I wish this was true, because then it would be the imposter Aaron Rodgers knee that is hurt...

 

[DarkHelmet]

What the hell happened to the Lions?

Stafford threw about 17 picks.

 

[Mondio]

Stafford threw about 17 picks.

Sure seemed like it

 

[rodell330]

Stafford threw about 17 picks.

He’s in mid season form already. I’m excited haha

 

[SoonerPack]

What the hell happened to the Lions?

According to Colin Cowturd "Sam Darnold happened to the Lions!"

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

What the hell happened to the Lions?

They are the Lions, what would you expect to happen to them?

Jordy had a pedestrian performance last night 3 catches for 23 yds and a 7.7 average. Still too early to say, but so far, looks like a good move on Gutes part.

Now Jared Cook on the other hand, 9 catches for 180 yds!!! Ouch to have replaced him with Mo Bennett and well.....still hopeful on Jimmy G.

 

[PackAttack12]

According to Colin Cowturd "Sam Darnold happened to the Lions!"

He's also the one that says Aaron Rodgers isn't better than Tom Brady because 8 is better than 1, yet he acknowledges that the only reason he doesn't have more Super Bowls is because he doesn't have enough support.

I like some of his content, but he talks out of both sides way too much for my liking.

He actually tried to make an argument that Rodgers' all time best TD/INT ratio was overrated because he likes his quarterbacks to take more chances.

 

[rmontro]

He's also the one that says Aaron Rodgers isn't better than Tom Brady because 8 is better than 1, yet he acknowledges that the only reason he doesn't have more Super Bowls is because he doesn't have enough support.

I like some of his content, but he talks out of both sides way too much for my liking.

He actually tried to make an argument that Rodgers' all time best TD/INT ratio was overrated because he likes his quarterbacks to take more chances.

He was a big fan of Favre's. In fact, I think some of his resentment toward Green Bay and Rodgers is because he said it was a mistake for Ted to let Favre go, and he doesn't like that Rodgers proved him wrong.

As for Brady, some people will only value championships, and a lot of those people are in the media. Cowherd recently said that the reason Brady doesn't get hit as much as Rodgers is because Brady audibles out of it pre snap. Whereas Rodgers doesn't avoid the danger as much, but relies on his legs, wits, and talent to get him out of it. I don't know if that's true, but it's an interesting viewpoint.

 

[sschind]

He's also the one that says Aaron Rodgers isn't better than Tom Brady because 8 is better than 1, yet he acknowledges that the only reason he doesn't have more Super Bowls is because he doesn't have enough support.

I like some of his content, but he talks out of both sides way too much for my liking.

He actually tried to make an argument that Rodgers' all time best TD/INT ratio was overrated because he likes his quarterbacks to take more chances.

Don't a lot of Packer fans say Starr is better then Rodgers or Favre because 5 is better than 1.

 

[OldSchool101]

Stafford threw about 17 picks.

I think he must’ve rubbed up against Cutler

 

[Mondio]

I think he must’ve rubbed up against Cutler

repeatedly

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

I think he must’ve rubbed up against Cutler

I really miss Cutler!!

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[Mondio]

I really miss Cutler!!

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Me too, Last Friday I had another Packer fan telling me how much she hated the Bears because she hated Cutler. I'm sitting there like, what's not to love about the guy in a Bears uniform. I thought he was great. I hope they have 10 more just like him for as long as i'm alive

 

[Jim Lite]

“All seriousness aside,” Sunday night's game was reminiscent of games I remember from the sixties.
The Pack would be down by 3 TD's, at the half. But after Vince had words with them in the locker room, a totally different team would emerge to take the field. You could see their electrified aura in the lineup, as they reversed the momentum to come up with another unlikely win.