Sure, you can get out a calculator and figure out that enough points went wide left or wide right off Mason Crosby’s foot to win the game. But on Sunday, Crosby was just exhibit A in a long line of ill-prepared and poorly-executed plays that led to a division loss to the lowly Detroit Lions.…
The guys celebrate a win, debate Jimmy Graham vs Jordy Nelson, a potential rift between Rodgers and McCarthy, and who’s the most dangerous team in the NFC North. Ryan Matthews of Pride of Detroit joins to talk Lions before the guys break down the matchup on their own. Listen closely and you just might hear a smidgen of baseball…
Most fans would be elated over a 22-0 win over another NFL team, but the Packers win over the Bills left everyone with a disconcerted feeling about our offense, including Aaron Rodgers. While the defense finally came to play, shutting down a quarterback clearly out of his comfort zone, the Packers generated points but no…
The Packers most certainly won, but Chris and Dave make pointed comments about Green Bay’s performance. The seven sacks were poison for the Bills, but the guys aren’t sure what to take away from the game. Chris and Dave aren’t certain the defense is as sharp as it looked, and hope Aaron Rodgers and the…
The guys vent their frustrations from last week’s loss, and flip a coin to debate hypothetical trade scenarios, resting Rodger’s knee, and moving Tramon Williams to Safety. Dylan Zadonowicz of Buffalo Rumblings joins to preview the game ahead and the guys discuss how they think it will go down. Pack to the Future is brought to you by Sioux…
“Well, let’s….analyze….what we’re doing RIGHT out there today……NOT A [explicative} THING!!” This line from the classic football movie, and the tantrum that follows, easily sums up the Green Bay Packers adventures in Washington on Sunday, losing 31-17 in a game that was never really even that close. While most Packer fans are still outraged by…
Chris and Dave were clear: This one wasn’t on the refs. The Packers had their chances to beat Washington but (like their receivers) let the game slip through their hands. Nonetheless, the NFL needs to get its act together when it comes to tackling the QB, and the fellas are tired of seeing those yellow…