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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 6794" data-source="post: 991110">Lombardi actually said that the perfect play is one that is executed successfully 100% of the time. He wasn't talking about scoring on every one of them though. In addition he was referring to a go-to play (Packers sweep) and not every single play either. Look, when you make a claim like that the burden of proof is on you. But actually it doesn't matter. The point I was trying to make is that all 11 players on the field need to execute a play for it to be successful. Rodgers' interception against the Lions is a perfect example of how one player (Dillon) messing up can result in a turnover. Of course you continue to ignore that as it doesn't fit your narrative.</blockquote>

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