Go Pack...Go...I'll take either but would prefer the Niners.

Every time we go to SF, we get our asses absolutely handed to us.

Green Bay sucks at tackling.

Every time we go to SF, we get our asses absolutely handed to us.

 

We've played them 2 times at home in the last 4 years, lost 10-6 one time then had Jason Cambell then next....I'm not saying they'll beat San Fran but I don't think we'll get our asses handed to us.

 

If they even make it...way to go Pack.

Minnesota should not have gotten that TD. Their biggest play was a fluke.

Well this is what happens when you don't control your fate, it rests in the hands of others. Bears have only themselves to blame.

 

Luckily, Aaron Rodgers and the Packers offense still can still put up points.

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Minnesota should not have gotten that TD. Their biggest play was a fluke.

Their biggest play was a bad call. It was clearly incomplete but GB had no timeouts to challenge. Come on Pack...lets have a successful 1 minute drill.

Well this is what happens when you don't control your fate, it rests in the hands of others. Bears have only themselves to blame.

 

Luckily, Aaron Rodgers and the Packers offense still can still put up points.

Completely agree...being in this position is on the Bears.

Well this is what happens when you don't control your fate, it rests in the hands of others. Bears have only themselves to blame.

 

Luckily, Aaron Rodgers and the Packers offense still can still put up points.

Aaron Rodgers will not be held to

Their biggest play was a bad call. It was clearly incomplete but GB had no timeouts to challenge. Come on Pack...lets have a successful 1 minute drill.

 

Packers coaches have Bears syndrome this week.

 

I think we are talking about the same play. That was a lucky play.

Mason Crosby made a FG? Holy crap.

Mason Crosby probably just got himself a job for next year.

Packers coaches have Bears syndrome this week.

 

I think we are talking about the same play. That was a lucky play.

Lucky yes...but still incomplete (vs. a reception). Ball clearly hit the ground.

Aaron Rodgers will not be held to

Problem is Packers D is playing very undisciplined. Have to hope the Vikings turn the ball over a couple times in the 2nd half.

Problem is Packers D is playing very undisciplined. Have to hope the Vikings turn the ball over a couple times in the 2nd half.

The Packers will get a stop or two. I have no doubt about that. They may not stop them every drive, but they'll get a stop or two.

 

Their offense is where the difference will be. If the Vikings hold them to 13 in the 2nd half, they win. If the Vikings give up 21, they're in trouble.

Hester ruined his value on kick-offs. Anyone with two eyes can see he's slow as s*** out there. No burst at all. He hasn't been special in years. The last few returns he had were due to blocking. Been a long time since he broke off a big run because of his ability. Guy is one of the most overrated players of all time.

The Bears got more out of Hester than they could have imagined. Yes he'll be gone this year, yes the coaching staff has screwed up with him royally by trying to make him a WR, but he's still been an incredible show.

 

If there's one thing I'm disappointed in, it's that he didn't break the record with the Bears. He'll sign with someone else next year, be motivated again, be return-focused, and get a TD or two.

The Bears got more out of Hester than they could have imagined. Yes he'll be gone this year, yes the coaching staff has screwed up with him royally by trying to make him a WR, but he's still been an incredible show.

 

If there's one thing I'm disappointed in, it's that he didn't break the record with the Bears. He'll sign with someone else next year, be motivated again, be return-focused, and get a TD or two.

See, I don't buy the argument that using Hester as a wideout made him suck as a returner. It isn't like he was on the field a ton. If he couldn't play in 15 plays a game plus special teams, that is downright pathetic. I agree Bears got a lot out of Hester but I also believe the Bears blocking unit doesn't get near the credit it should. THey were a probowl return unit before Hester and I expect them to be again after Hester. Fact is Toub works.

 

Hester hasn't been explosive in a few years (that includes 2 years ago when he got hot again). Those returns were much more system returns then Hester being special. Early in his career Hester was amazing (truly electric cuts, etc). Not sure what happened but I haven't seen that explosiveness in 3-4 years.

See, I don't buy the argument that using Hester as a wideout made him suck as a returner. It isn't like he was on the field a ton. If he couldn't play in 15 plays a game plus special teams, that is downright pathetic. I agree Bears got a lot out of Hester but I also believe the Bears blocking unit doesn't get near the credit it should. THey were a probowl return unit before Hester and I expect them to be again after Hester. Fact is Toub works.

 

Hester hasn't been explosive in a few years (that includes 2 years ago when he got hot again). Those returns were much more system returns then Hester being special. Early in his career Hester was amazing (truly electric cuts, etc). Not sure what happened but I haven't seen that explosiveness in 3-4 years.

I think the problem with him being on the field as a WR is it made him get hurt a few times. With as fast as he was when he came in, a tweak of an ankle or a hamstring was the difference between an 80 yard return and a 15 yard return.

 

So yeah, I buy that the WR thing was a problem.

 

But maybe more so, insisting that he was a WR was a problem because it kept them from filling their WR corps out with...actual WR's who could have helped the team.

This is really weird rooting for an offense that moves down the field with such ease and one in which the receivers make so many plays, with & without the ball.

Peyton Manning comes off of multiple neck surgeries, misses a full season, signs as a free agent with the Broncos, sets the Broncos team record for throwing yards (hi Elway), and puts his team in the # 1 seed without a loss in the 2nd half of the season.

Packers aren't going anywhere with this kind of tackling on defense.

Minnesota will probably keep the ball. Knee was down just before ball came out. Almost simultaneous.

Piece of s*** GB defense

God I love Aaron Rodgers. I wish I could root for him on a weekly basis.

Either Jones was down or that's a touchdown, but no way it's a fumble.

Didn't McCarthy just throw the challenge flag? What did he do or how is this situation different from Schwartz in Detroit? (This is a serious question b/c I can't remember).