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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jeff armstrong" data-source="post: 595311" data-attributes="member: 10635"><p>Despite all of the what ifs that happened through the first 55 minutes , the Pack still held a 12 point lead and had the ball. According to ESPN stats ,they had a 96.1 % chance of winning at that point. That is all you could ask for as a team or fan in this game. It is from this point forward that every aspect of the game broke down for the Pack. Overly conservative coaching offensively , ineffective coaching and execution defensively, undisciplined special teams play and player's making poor decisions and not executing . By appearances , the players and coaches all believed or wanted to believe that enough had been done and the game was in hand , but it wasn't and when this was realized, anxiety set in and the team as a whole could not think clearly and make the right decisions and execute as needed at the most crucial time. No one stepped up to refocus the team on the task at hand and lead the team to victory. This was what the coaching staff was there to do but did not.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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