The Green Bay Packers, led by the return of Jordan Love, were more than capable of defeating the hated rival Minnesota Vikings, but a series of unforced errors led to a loss due to a thousand papercuts. Turnovers, missed field goals, and other brain farts are what Matt LaFleur and Co. are going to need…
This week, Chris and Dave grapple with five mind-boggling Packers blunders: defensive passiveness that makes you want to throw your remote: the inexplicable decision to not unleash Josh Jacobs: Aaron Jones being benched for years only to haunt us now; the eternal kicker conundrum; and those NFC games mysteriously stuck on CBS. Join our duo…
Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay’s extremely frustrating 31-29 loss to the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field on Sunday. He’s never seen a Packers team turn in a more consistently mistake-filled performance and he goes in-depth on all of the various errors the Packers made in this one, miscues that came in…
Chris and Dave dive into the Packers’ impressive 30-14 victory over the Tennessee Titans. They throw bouquets at the coaching staff for continuing to refine Malik Willis, marvel at the innovative offensive strategies, and shed a tear of joy and gratitude for the defense’s newfound aggressiveness. The fellas also workshop a catchy new name for…
The Green Bay Packers rolled over the Titans last week, but now look towards the NFC North leaders coming to town on Sunday for the division lead. The CHR Crew break down the game, and remind us that while you can hate the Minnesota Vikings, you can never hate on Aaron Jones, not matter what…
Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay’s impressive 30-14 road win over the Tennessee Titans on Sunday at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee. He breaks down the out-of-this-world first half turned in by quarterback Malik Willis both in terms of throwing and running the ball. He then goes in-depth on the punishing performance…
Chris and a slightly more loopy than normal Dave break down Green Bay’s 16-10 win over the Colts. We dive into our “Stud or Dud” segment, with Quay Walker in a leading role. Matt LaFleur’s game design gets praised, leaving us to wonder if he’s playing 4D chess with Mr. Spock while others are playing…