... I'll bring it up. In the end it had no bearing on the outcome of the game so its no big deal but I was so frustrated on the last drive when Rodgers was going up to the line and was somewhat acting like he wanted to spike the ball then they went into the play. It cost them 5 yards because of the illegal shift penalty or whatever it was and possibly time for 2 more plays. They had just gotten a first down. I don't think they fooled anyone really as he has done it several times before. Its not like the Marino TD pass or even the pass Rodgers made to Adams last year. My feelings were just spike the damn ball and allow yourself time to get set. I'm sure he was trying to catch the Cardinals in a poor defense but he could have spiked it to stop the clock and still went hurry up to prevent any substitutions. I wonder if that was McCarthy's call or Rodgers?
Like I said, in the end it had no bearing whatsoever, except I think it allowed Janis to gain 101 yard receiving on one drive because of the penalty which in itself may have been worth it, but at the time it just frustrated me.
Like I said, in the end it had no bearing whatsoever, except I think it allowed Janis to gain 101 yard receiving on one drive because of the penalty which in itself may have been worth it, but at the time it just frustrated me.