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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pack93z" data-source="post: 110835" data-attributes="member: 288">From the JSonline Moll article, and from what I could see he missed the assignment.Along the way, he has had some extreme ups and downs.On opening day, Moll was responsible for 2½ of the Packers' eight "bad" runs working against defensive tackle Tommie Harris and the rest of Chicago's vaunted defense. He also was late off the ball and executed poorly against defensive tackle Ian Scott, ruining a critical fourth-and-1 sneak by Brett Favre.Two weeks later, Moll went nose to nose on 27 snaps against Detroit Lions behemoth Shaun Rogers and did more than just live to tell about it. Rogers wasn't much of a factor and Moll deserved his share of the credit.Ten days ago, Moll came off the bench at halftime for an injured Spitz against St. Louis and was OK until the critical moment. That's when he failed to react properly on a stunt, which led to Favre's game-losing fumble.Nevermind, I am done with this silly debate... All is great in Packerland, I am going back to become a TT sheeple and not question his decisions.  Either way, GO PACK GO.</blockquote>

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