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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ExpatPacker" data-source="post: 571594" data-attributes="member: 5535">What I'm seeing is that the NFC North has become more competitive and the Packers have at best become a stagnant team, and probably regressed.- For 3 straight games this team has come out unprepared.  When is the last time the Packers came out firing and blew an opposing team away in the 1st quarter?- MM's play-calling and in-game decisions continue to amaze me.  The timeout, the safety.  An almost 100% predictable offense that failed to exploit the other teams' weaknesses.- The talent level on this team has not improved much if at all over the last 3 years.  The Lions, Bears and Vikings are all either more talented than the Packers or have closed the gap.- Rodgers is not an elite QB.  Not this year.  1 great game out of 3 doesn't cut it.  Assuming that Rodgers is the equalizer against a more talented team is no longer true.  His stubborn tendency to hold onto the ball hurts his team.  His unwillingness to scramble is obvious.  His accuracy is off and he does not look confident back there at all.- The no-huddle offense that was supposed to produce all these fireworks has been ineffective.- It was a far better defensive effort, but the Lions were still able to move the ball.  Turnovers kept it close.I can't help but re-read McGinn's latest column and nod my head.</blockquote>

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