Packers Huddle

We all have severe PTSD

Great win for the Packers.

Pckfn23 wrote: ↑

23 Nov 2023 14:40

We all have severe PTSD

oh yeah

Heck of a win!

Dagger- Happy Thanksgiving

That Turkey is going to taste so much better.

BF004 wrote: ↑

23 Nov 2023 11:30

Packers 31-24

Let’s go shock the world

This was the most satisfying win in a long time.

BF004 wrote: ↑

23 Nov 2023 14:29

williewasgreat wrote: ↑

23 Nov 2023 14:28

Did not like that 3rd down call when you know they are bringing the house.

How can you hate that call? Easy walk in touchdown there. Execution gross

It was open but det was going to bring pressure. Too long of a developing play. I don't blame Love for that underthrow.

I suspect Love shocked a lot of "experts" today.

Pugger wrote: ↑

23 Nov 2023 14:45

This was the most satisfying win in a long time.

At least since last Sunday.

GJPackerBacker wrote: ↑

23 Nov 2023 14:51

Pugger wrote: ↑

23 Nov 2023 14:45

This was the most satisfying win in a long time.

At least since last Sunday.

I also just wanna note that I was pleasantly surprised with the attention given by the broadcast team to the injury situation for Green Bay. Often, when it isn't big names (like Jaire) not much attention id given. But they really took the time to explain the secondary and skill position stuff.

So consider my thanks given in that regard

YoHoChecko wrote: ↑

23 Nov 2023 15:04

I also just wanna note that I was pleasantly surprised with the attention given by the broadcast team to the injury situation for Green Bay. Often, when it isn't big names (like Jaire) not much attention id given. But they really took the time to explain the secondary and skill position stuff.

So consider my thanks given in that regard

I watched in a bar so I can't say what was going on.

This is the first time Love has strung together two great games. NOW we can start talking about him being a franchise QB. Nothing was really missing in this one from him. The underthrow early was bad but he finished the drive and went on a tear from there.

One excellent play today where JL used his legs. It was a designed play, obviously. Why doesn’t ML use this as a weapon more often. I’m talking about roll outs and run options. Utilizing JL’s legs makes the offense focus on one more aspect of the Packers offensive weapons. Just don’t understand this at all.

GJPackerBacker wrote: ↑

23 Nov 2023 15:34

One excellent play today where JL used his legs. It was a designed play, obviously. Why doesn’t ML use this as a weapon more often. I’m talking about roll outs and run options. Utilizing JL’s legs makes the offense focus on one more aspect of the Packers offensive weapons. Just don’t understand this at all.

They've actually been calling a few read-options each game, but until today, Love hadn't kept it. He picked the perfect time to break tendency.

GJPackerBacker wrote: ↑

23 Nov 2023 15:34

One excellent play today where JL used his legs. It was a designed play, obviously. Why doesn’t ML use this as a weapon more often. I’m talking about roll outs and run options. Utilizing JL’s legs makes the offense focus on one more aspect of the Packers offensive weapons. Just don’t understand this at all.

As long as they pull out this trick in the playoffs (when we have a legit shot), I am perfectly fine with rarely doing it.

The problem with Rodgers was that we would never do it in the regular season, and then also never do it in the playoffs when the season was on the line and we needed a first down and it was open. Totally acceptable for old guys to rarely do it during the year, but we would probably have 1-2 more Super Bowls had Rodgers used his legs in key spots rather than throwing incomplete to Davante or Jordy. It was actually that impactful.

paco wrote: ↑

23 Nov 2023 07:15

I'll take this as a good sign (despite the 3am work call and 7am hangover). Happy Turkey Day all!

0-13 now. That nuts.