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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 970719" data-attributes="member: 13032">I've been reading the exchange between you and mradtke.  I didn't think the Packers adjusted in the second half - but I realize I don't have any instances that come to mind to illustrate it.  A game plan is put in place, an overall strategy, I think for every opponent.  Straying too far from that could lead to mistakes and turnovers.  And the Bucs have a great D and maybe they finally decided the Packers were for real.That said, this seems to happen a lot - where the Packers start out on fire and then, nada.  So that leads me to believe that MLF and his coordinators aren't very good at making adjustments.  Or maybe opponents are better at it.When was the last time the Packers went wire to wire and won a game by 21 or more points?  I'm an't say mradtke is wrong.  I just haven't seen much evidence of the Packers ability to change direction, or more importantly, to maintain momentum.  That fumble by Jones near the gold line seemed to suck all the air out of the team.  They never really recovered on offense.  We'll get a better idea of what this team will become when they play the Pats, a clearly inferior opponent.  The Bucs are a very good team, especially on defense.  So that was a good win.  I hope they have that "wire to wire" win I've been looking for, because my heart can't take another game likeliest Sunday!</blockquote>

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