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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kitten" data-source="post: 474705" data-attributes="member: 2692"><p>Optimism with a healthy splash or realism is my drink of choice least my cup runneth over. I'm not basing this off a projected winning streak going into the playoffs, I'm basing on the fact that we will be a stronger healthier team by the time that happens. Your comparison of Coughlin and McCarthy I disagree with. I would define them as equals. They are very different coaches but both brilliant respectively. Our O-Line remains a huge area of uncertainty and by far our biggest threat going into the playoffs especially against teams like the Giants who are only going to improve. But saying the unit will in no way be good enough in another matchup this season I find unrealistic. Give them some credit as bad as they are. There is always room for improvement or more likely for learning how to overcome it. In a way this loss exposes problems that can no longer be overlooked. Those problems can then be addressed, improvements made. I don't ever look at anything in terms of never. In 2010 a lot of people would of applied the term never to a team desperate of a wildcard spot, with 15 starters on IR. I don't think the Packers as a team know the term never or NO way. If that word is in their vocabulary or mindset then yes, hang the season up right now because they have already defeated themselves in their minds.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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