So it's Brad Jones we should be targeting with our pitch forks?![]()
I`ve just had a day at work with American passengers noticing my tattoo and laughing about last night. I DID NOT enjoy the experience.
The Pack gave 'er away. Some of you think your world stopped spinning... how would you like to be in Bostick's skin tonight?
I guess they thought they would have some better play calling other than 3 run plays in a row. Bad bad bad !Not just him. Clinton-Dix and Burnett too... and perhaps Peppers for telling him to slide.
Rodgers bears some responsibility there as well. He always has the option to audible out of a play, and I'm sure he has plenty of hand signals he can use when it's loud. When Seattle put 10 in the box on first down, he should have audibled to a short pass play.I guess they thought they would have some better play calling other than 3 run plays in a row. Bad bad bad !
Rodgers bears some responsibility there as well. He always has the option to audible out of a play, and I'm sure he has plenty of hand signals he can use when it's loud. When Seattle put 10 in the box on first down, he should have audibled to a short pass play.
Yeah, you're probably right. I haven't gone back to look at it... and I doubt I ever will.The Packers had only one receiver on the field for that play with Kuhn and Lacy in the backfield and Quarless and Rodgers as inline blockers. There´s no way you can run a succesful pass play out of that formation.
Its Slocum's fault for not correcting Jones' mistake. How the hell can the other team know you are doing something wrong when you yourself do not?? That is pathetic on Slocum's part. Does he just make the quality control guys break down film and then sleep through their analysis of it?
Where's the blame for Hawk? Came up too fast on the punter- which he couldn't do anything about anyway- when he should have been back in coverage on the reciever.
I know everyone likes to blame the coaches for everything, probably because they put the players on a pedestal, but some guys just aren't very coach-able. How do you know what has and hasn't been said behind doors? You don't.
Fake kicks are always possible, but never likely. They're impossible to plan for and for that reason, they usually work. In a Sporting News article I read about 20 years ago, it said fake FGs result in a first down or a TD 62% of the time. I'm sure the percentage is still right around there today.According to some players the coaches didn´t even alert them on a possible fake on the play. While that doesn´t mean Hawk and Jones would have made a better choice thinking about a possible fake it´s unacceptable the coaches didn´t even think about the possibility.
Fake kicks are always possible, but never likely. They're impossible to plan for and for that reason, they usually work. In a Sporting News article I read about 20 years ago, it said fake FGs result in a first down or a TD 62% of the time. I'm sure the percentage is still right around there today.
Not just him. Clinton-Dix and Burnett too... and perhaps Peppers for telling him to slide.
On the contrary, I see no reason why next year's team won't be at least as good as this year's.Peppers blew it. He wanted a SB before he retires, too bad, he blew his best opportunity.
On the contrary, I see no reason why next year's team won't be at least as good as this year's.
Where's the blame for Hawk? Came up too fast on the punter- which he couldn't do anything about anyway- when he should have been back in coverage on the reciever.