Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
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Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 24 Jan 2024 15:14
https://cheeseheadtv.com/blog/the-passi ... -round-240
If you had told me after the Week 7 loss to the Broncos that the Packers would lose in the Divisional Round of the playoffs, I would have called you a liar - to your face, in front of your children - but I also would have been thrilled.
It’s different in the moment, of course. We’re not pulling ourselves straight from Week 7 to the waning moments of the Divisional Round game and saying, “See?! Aren’t you happy to be here?!” Because, yes, it’s remarkable how far this young team has come this season. And we are certainly more encouraged about the future of this team now than we were in the midst of that 4 game losing streak. And yet, even with that long-term view solidly in tow, we still had to watch a playoff loss - a close playoff loss, at that - and those are never fun.
As this season gets a little further behind in the rearview, I think my lasting memory of this team will be the demolition of the Cowboys in the Wild Card round and what that felt like. The hope that the late-season run - punctuated by that game - could signal for this offense in the future. A poet once remarked that “every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end,” and that feels accurate right now.
But we’re not here to do a season review or a look ahead to the future. There will be plenty of time for that. No, for now, we’re looking at the Packers passing game in the Divisional Round game. To the chart!
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 26 Jan 2024 08:15
This wins my award for the most out of touch comment.RingoCStarrQB wrote: ↑22 Jan 2024 12:43Now that the elation of 4 wins in a row plus the unexplainable 4th quarter breakdown / loss to the 49ers on Saturday ............. regardless of how great Jordan Love has looked since the Panthers game BLAH BLAH BLAH.
The harsh reality is LaCoach is still guilty of not properly grooming Jordan Love in advance of this past season. Plus ...... LaCoach's play calling in the heat of the moments against the 49ers (not just the last minute) continue to irk the irkableLaCoach is a clutch threat. Don't trust him to call the right plays in the heats of the moments in playoff games.
In summary.......there is still time to clean house. IT IS TIME !!! Fire the entire coaching staff including LaCoach .............. and start over with a clean slate. LaCoach is responsible for everything that happened starting with the first preseason game with Cincinnati on August 11th to the last playoff game with the 49ers on January 20th. LaCoach is also responsible for everything that happened when Aaron Rodgers was the Packers QB.
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 26 Jan 2024 21:24
JKB wrote: ↑26 Jan 2024 08:15This wins my award for the most out of touch comment.RingoCStarrQB wrote: ↑22 Jan 2024 12:43Now that the elation of 4 wins in a row plus the unexplainable 4th quarter breakdown / loss to the 49ers on Saturday ............. regardless of how great Jordan Love has looked since the Panthers game BLAH BLAH BLAH.
The harsh reality is LaCoach is still guilty of not properly grooming Jordan Love in advance of this past season. Plus ...... LaCoach's play calling in the heat of the moments against the 49ers (not just the last minute) continue to irk the irkable
In summary.......there is still time to clean house. IT IS TIME !!! Fire the entire coaching staff including LaCoach .............. and start over with a clean slate. LaCoach is responsible for everything that happened starting with the first preseason game with Cincinnati on August 11th to the last playoff game with the 49ers on January 20th. LaCoach is also responsible for everything that happened when Aaron Rodgers was the Packers QB.
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 13 Feb 2024 16:27
I rewatched this game. The L is pretty much entirely on Love. He became straight garbage in the 4th. My original reaction and recollection was that the defense let us down, or that Love didn't run enough, or that we had a couple key bounces and calls not go our way, and all of that has some degree of truth to it too, but give us average play at the QB position in the 4th quarter and we win that game. Love's play was what sticks out in a big way, specifically the inaccurate passes, and some of the decisions were poor too. Basically he reverted to weeks 1-8 Love. If he can clean up that part of his game, we can be unstoppable.
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 13 Feb 2024 16:30
Nope. It was solely due to LaCoach's inability to properly prepare the offense for crunch time.texas wrote: ↑13 Feb 2024 16:27I rewatched this game. The L is pretty much entirely on Love. He became straight garbage in the 4th. My original reaction and recollection was that the defense let us down, or that Love didn't run enough, or that we had a couple key bounces and calls not go our way, and all of that has some degree of truth to it too, but give us average play at the QB position in the 4th quarter and we win that game. Love's play was what sticks out in a big way, specifically the inaccurate passes, and some of the decisions were poor too. Basically he reverted to weeks 1-8 Love. If he can clean up that part of his game, we can be unstoppable.
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 13 Feb 2024 16:44
Definitely Love got tight and didn't play well. Learning experience.texas wrote: ↑13 Feb 2024 16:27I rewatched this game. The L is pretty much entirely on Love. He became straight garbage in the 4th. My original reaction and recollection was that the defense let us down, or that Love didn't run enough, or that we had a couple key bounces and calls not go our way, and all of that has some degree of truth to it too, but give us average play at the QB position in the 4th quarter and we win that game. Love's play was what sticks out in a big way, specifically the inaccurate passes, and some of the decisions were poor too. Basically he reverted to weeks 1-8 Love. If he can clean up that part of his game, we can be unstoppable.
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 13 Feb 2024 17:40
After reading some of these posts all one can do is quote Lombardi, "What the hell is going on out there?!" 
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 13 Feb 2024 19:11
I was at that Bronco game. After that was done, I was almost ready to throw in the towel. NOT tank, but just realize that our season was not going to be more than what I hoped for. But it turned out that it was MORE.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑24 Jan 2024 15:14https://cheeseheadtv.com/blog/the-passi ... -round-240
If you had told me after the Week 7 loss to the Broncos that the Packers would lose in the Divisional Round of the playoffs, I would have called you a liar - to your face, in front of your children - but I also would have been thrilled.
It’s different in the moment, of course. We’re not pulling ourselves straight from Week 7 to the waning moments of the Divisional Round game and saying, “See?! Aren’t you happy to be here?!” Because, yes, it’s remarkable how far this young team has come this season. And we are certainly more encouraged about the future of this team now than we were in the midst of that 4 game losing streak. And yet, even with that long-term view solidly in tow, we still had to watch a playoff loss - a close playoff loss, at that - and those are never fun.
As this season gets a little further behind in the rearview, I think my lasting memory of this team will be the demolition of the Cowboys in the Wild Card round and what that felt like. The hope that the late-season run - punctuated by that game - could signal for this offense in the future. A poet once remarked that “every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end,” and that feels accurate right now.
But we’re not here to do a season review or a look ahead to the future. There will be plenty of time for that. No, for now, we’re looking at the Packers passing game in the Divisional Round game. To the chart!
Proof again that a 17 game season is longer than what we think!
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 13 Feb 2024 19:13
Agreed. My way of looking at it the other day was that the goal of the 2024 Packers for Love was to turn him from the guy that threw that INT into a guy who leads a game winning drive in a playoff game. Amazing how a guy can change within one game.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑13 Feb 2024 16:44Definitely Love got tight and didn't play well. Learning experience.texas wrote: ↑13 Feb 2024 16:27I rewatched this game. The L is pretty much entirely on Love. He became straight garbage in the 4th. My original reaction and recollection was that the defense let us down, or that Love didn't run enough, or that we had a couple key bounces and calls not go our way, and all of that has some degree of truth to it too, but give us average play at the QB position in the 4th quarter and we win that game. Love's play was what sticks out in a big way, specifically the inaccurate passes, and some of the decisions were poor too. Basically he reverted to weeks 1-8 Love. If he can clean up that part of his game, we can be unstoppable.
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 13 Feb 2024 23:56
My concern is that’s just who Love is. We saw it all throughout his college tape and pretty frequently through his pro career as well. He makes some plays where in his mind he’s being a hero and really it just is a dumb pass.Scott4Pack wrote: ↑13 Feb 2024 19:13Agreed. My way of looking at it the other day was that the goal of the 2024 Packers for Love was to turn him from the guy that threw that INT into a guy who leads a game winning drive in a playoff game. Amazing how a guy can change within one game.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑13 Feb 2024 16:44Definitely Love got tight and didn't play well. Learning experience.texas wrote: ↑13 Feb 2024 16:27I rewatched this game. The L is pretty much entirely on Love. He became straight garbage in the 4th. My original reaction and recollection was that the defense let us down, or that Love didn't run enough, or that we had a couple key bounces and calls not go our way, and all of that has some degree of truth to it too, but give us average play at the QB position in the 4th quarter and we win that game. Love's play was what sticks out in a big way, specifically the inaccurate passes, and some of the decisions were poor too. Basically he reverted to weeks 1-8 Love. If he can clean up that part of his game, we can be unstoppable.
I’m hoping he comes out of that and you can definitely still win despite flaws like that but time is starting to go against him that this is just the type of player he is.
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 14 Feb 2024 03:15
What was different in the 4th quarter? Answer: Tom was hurt and the human revolving door named Nijman was at RT. The Packers had a choice between dedicating a TE to helping Nijman or losing a half second of time on every pass attempt. Every QB in the league needs pass protection and a TE and Love no longer had both. Also that meant less run blocking for Jones. Well that is the penalty for not having a swing OT who is competent and that is not Love's fault.lupedafiasco wrote: ↑13 Feb 2024 23:56My concern is that’s just who Love is. We saw it all throughout his college tape and pretty frequently through his pro career as well. He makes some plays where in his mind he’s being a hero and really it just is a dumb pass.Scott4Pack wrote: ↑13 Feb 2024 19:13Agreed. My way of looking at it the other day was that the goal of the 2024 Packers for Love was to turn him from the guy that threw that INT into a guy who leads a game winning drive in a playoff game. Amazing how a guy can change within one game.
I’m hoping he comes out of that and you can definitely still win despite flaws like that but time is starting to go against him that this is just the type of player he is.
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 14 Feb 2024 09:00
Yeah that’s just not a valid excuse to me. Tom being out shouldn’t affect Loves decision to roll out of the pocket and throw deep down the field across his body and 1st down. That’s a mental mistake and one we have seen throughout his collegiate career as well.TheSkeptic wrote: ↑14 Feb 2024 03:15What was different in the 4th quarter? Answer: Tom was hurt and the human revolving door named Nijman was at RT. The Packers had a choice between dedicating a TE to helping Nijman or losing a half second of time on every pass attempt. Every QB in the league needs pass protection and a TE and Love no longer had both. Also that meant less run blocking for Jones. Well that is the penalty for not having a swing OT who is competent and that is not Love's fault.lupedafiasco wrote: ↑13 Feb 2024 23:56My concern is that’s just who Love is. We saw it all throughout his college tape and pretty frequently through his pro career as well. He makes some plays where in his mind he’s being a hero and really it just is a dumb pass.Scott4Pack wrote: ↑13 Feb 2024 19:13
Agreed. My way of looking at it the other day was that the goal of the 2024 Packers for Love was to turn him from the guy that threw that INT into a guy who leads a game winning drive in a playoff game. Amazing how a guy can change within one game.
I’m hoping he comes out of that and you can definitely still win despite flaws like that but time is starting to go against him that this is just the type of player he is.
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 14 Feb 2024 09:08
Tom being out certainly had it's effect, but the decision to make that throw can't ever happen. Not having your best pass protector out there against a very formidable front 4 and attacking defense is going to leave it's mark, but you have to find ways to make plays. Not hope for miracles. that's time to be smarter, not careless.
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 14 Feb 2024 09:32
Yeah I don't understand the incessant need to always defend a player, especially quarterback, at all cost.
It's okay to say Love underperformed in the 4th quarter because he did underperform in the 4th quarter.
It's okay to say Love underperformed in the 4th quarter because he did underperform in the 4th quarter.
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 14 Feb 2024 09:50
I don't think Nijman was the reason. He has had Nijman in at T before and has been fine.
I think the pressure of the game started to get to him as the team fell apart and the 9ers came back. He could feel the L coming on, having been on three Packers teams that choked in this fashion, and was scrambling to stop it... leading to his Hero Ball throw that was picked and ended the game (to avoid being Rodgers, he became Favre... ironic).
I think the pressure of the game started to get to him as the team fell apart and the 9ers came back. He could feel the L coming on, having been on three Packers teams that choked in this fashion, and was scrambling to stop it... leading to his Hero Ball throw that was picked and ended the game (to avoid being Rodgers, he became Favre... ironic).
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 14 Feb 2024 10:01
I think both were reasons, and that's ok. Sometimes it's ok for there to be more than 1 root cause when it's a team sport.
There's a part of me that's ok with the result too. This is one area where Love can grow and learn from. Early in Rodger's career he had to grow from holding the ball too long and taking too many sacks. Favre, obviously the INT's and his best years was when he cut those INT's down. And the Packers have an obvious need at OL depth, proven by the results of the playoff game against SF.
There's a part of me that's ok with the result too. This is one area where Love can grow and learn from. Early in Rodger's career he had to grow from holding the ball too long and taking too many sacks. Favre, obviously the INT's and his best years was when he cut those INT's down. And the Packers have an obvious need at OL depth, proven by the results of the playoff game against SF.
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 14 Feb 2024 10:37
well said, it's everything combined, 1. biggest stage Love ever danced on, 2. a defense that seemed gassed and in prevent, which often doesn't prevent anything. 3. a oline thats had it's good and bad spots in games, it's not always pressure that cause poor decisions, it's the perception that there will be pressure, losing Toms can create that affect, which is very possibly the cause of that last ditch ill fated pass.Acrobat wrote: ↑14 Feb 2024 10:01I think both were reasons, and that's ok. Sometimes it's ok for there to be more than 1 root cause when it's a team sport.
There's a part of me that's ok with the result too. This is one area where Love can grow and learn from. Early in Rodger's career he had to grow from holding the ball too long and taking too many sacks. Favre, obviously the INT's and his best years was when he cut those INT's down. And the Packers have an obvious need at OL depth, proven by the results of the playoff game against SF.
none of us expected to beat Dallas, that performance shows this team has what it takes, the loss against the NIners will be a great learning tool for the future, simply fixing this defense is a great start.
Re: Post-Game: 49ers 24 Packers 21
Posted: 15 Feb 2024 18:08
Um, that "pretty frequently" idea you want to pass along isn't going to hold water. Love has, what, an 18 game sample? And for the majority of those, he was very good. No, I mean VERY good.lupedafiasco wrote: ↑13 Feb 2024 23:56My concern is that’s just who Love is. We saw it all throughout his college tape and pretty frequently through his pro career as well. He makes some plays where in his mind he’s being a hero and really it just is a dumb pass.Scott4Pack wrote: ↑13 Feb 2024 19:13Agreed. My way of looking at it the other day was that the goal of the 2024 Packers for Love was to turn him from the guy that threw that INT into a guy who leads a game winning drive in a playoff game. Amazing how a guy can change within one game.
I’m hoping he comes out of that and you can definitely still win despite flaws like that but time is starting to go against him that this is just the type of player he is.