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<blockquote data-quote="TJV" data-source="post: 568840" data-attributes="member: 4300"><p>Blame the offense? Certainly (along with the D and STs). IMO the blame on offense begins with number 12. In order to beat one of the best teams in the league, everything needs to be clicking on both sides of the ball and for the Packers it also means Rodgers has to be at his best, extremely accurate, self. He wasn’t. (BTW, it looked to me like Rodgers was at times changing plays at the LOS.) I think it was the second drive of the second half, on third and five Rodgers rolled to his left. It looked like he could have run and slid for a first down; instead he threw a pass way over Jordy’s head who was open next to the sideline. That just isn’t a normal Rodgers’ play.</p><p></p><p>In order to beat one of the best teams in the league you have to win the turnover battle. Giving up an INT near your goal line and giving up a safety are deadly.</p><p></p><p>In order to beat one of the best teams in the league you have to be able to run the ball. After his first three carries, Lacy was ineffective. I thought they should have run him more between the tackles rather than wide (because Seattle’s D is fast) but honestly I don’t think that would make much of a difference. Starks ran well late but mostly after the Seahawks had a 19-point lead.</p><p></p><p>In order to beat one of the best teams in the league you have play nearly error free. Of course that includes not committing penalties, particularly on plays which could have been crucial to the outcome.</p><p></p><p>Way below average play by Rodgers + losing Bulaga to injury + losing the TO battle + inability to run the ball + untimely penalties = what we saw.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TJV, post: 568840, member: 4300"] Blame the offense? Certainly (along with the D and STs). IMO the blame on offense begins with number 12. In order to beat one of the best teams in the league, everything needs to be clicking on both sides of the ball and for the Packers it also means Rodgers has to be at his best, extremely accurate, self. He wasn’t. (BTW, it looked to me like Rodgers was at times changing plays at the LOS.) I think it was the second drive of the second half, on third and five Rodgers rolled to his left. It looked like he could have run and slid for a first down; instead he threw a pass way over Jordy’s head who was open next to the sideline. That just isn’t a normal Rodgers’ play. In order to beat one of the best teams in the league you have to win the turnover battle. Giving up an INT near your goal line and giving up a safety are deadly. In order to beat one of the best teams in the league you have to be able to run the ball. After his first three carries, Lacy was ineffective. I thought they should have run him more between the tackles rather than wide (because Seattle’s D is fast) but honestly I don’t think that would make much of a difference. Starks ran well late but mostly after the Seahawks had a 19-point lead. In order to beat one of the best teams in the league you have play nearly error free. Of course that includes not committing penalties, particularly on plays which could have been crucial to the outcome. Way below average play by Rodgers + losing Bulaga to injury + losing the TO battle + inability to run the ball + untimely penalties = what we saw. [/QUOTE]
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