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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Packerlifer" data-source="post: 596321" data-attributes="member: 1242">What will always make Sunday's game, and the season, peculiar is there are so many "if's," "coulda's," "shoulda's," and "woulda's" that can be cited to produce a different scenario. I did, though, say that a football game is the sum total of its parts but that in a game like last weekend it can and in this case does come down to one play that makes or breaks it. And because of the play, the situation and the point in the game and what followed to make the final result the on-side kick fiasco is that play in this game.     It's right up there with "4th & 26," Favre's overtime interception against the Giants, Arizona's face-mask fumble on Aaron Rodgers, Micah Hyde's missing an interception last year against the Niners, Mike Holmgren losing track of the down in allowing Denver to score the game winning td in SB XXXII.     I don't "blame" Bostick for the Packers losing the game. But he was the man on that play at the point in the game who didn't do his assignment and failed to recover the ball. And Seattle pulled ahead and ultimately won the championship in consequence.     Other failures and breakdowns may have preceded and followed it but you probably have a Super Bowl prep period coming up for the Packers if they made that on-side kick play.</blockquote>

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