#FLIPGATE

GB with a horseshoe up it ass again.

 

Did you see how the Cardinals scored the go ahead TD or the two PIs against the Cardinals that the refs ignored?

I can't believe the Cardinals brought pressure on that play. I don't care if you're in dime or quarter. You have to play prevent there. There clearly weren't enough DBs back to cover that pass.

Two guys were there and lost the jump ball and Rodgers got rid of it early. I don't fault the call, I fault the dbs for not taking the ball like a mother. You cannot allow a WR to get that.

GB with a horseshoe up it ass again.

Eh. They got screwed a few times by the refs.

Two guys were there and lost the jump ball and Rodgers got rid of it early. I don't fault the call, I fault the dbs for not taking the ball like a mother. You cannot allow a WR to get that.

 

There should be 3-4 guys swarming the receiver in that situation. Instead, there were only 2.

There should be 3-4 guys swarming the receiver in that situation. Instead, there were only 2.

Yeah but he got rid of it way earlier than he wanted.

So even the coin toss is controversial

 

The "Coin Cam" confirmed that it didn't flip

Larry!!!!!

Wow! What a run by Fitzgerald!

 

This game is crazy.

Larry Fitz! The old Buick still got some zips

Football is the greatest sport ever

Did you see how the Cardinals scored the go ahead TD or the two PIs against the Cardinals that the refs ignored?

Talking about hail mary passes

Larry Fitz! The old Buick still got some zips

He's been amazing this year.

Ball game!

Larry again! The Urban shovel. Love it

That is pathetic by the Packers D after you tie it up on the hail mary.

That is pathetic by the Packers D after you tie it up on the hail mary.

 

To be fair, they almost got to Palmer. The play more or less broke down since all the receivers were so far down the field along with the DBs. Palmer did an incredible job of extending the play.

So where does this rank among the greatest playoff games of all time? I know that most of this game wasn't all that interesting, but the last 2 minutes and OT were absolutely insane.

So where does this rank among the greatest playoff games of all time? I know that most of this game wasn't all that interesting, but the last 2 minutes and OT were absolutely insane.

I loved it from start to finish. Hard fought

So where does this rank among the greatest playoff games of all time? I know that most of this game wasn't all that interesting, but the last 2 minutes and OT were absolutely insane.

 

It ranks right up there with last Green Bay vs Arizona playoff game, that was just as crazy.

So, one of the rules of QB play is that you never throw across your body to the opposite side of the field, right? Isn't that what analysts say every time a QB throws an INT on a play like Palmer to Fitzgerald in OT?

 

Oh, it was successful? Great play then!

 

I always laugh at the inconsistency of the criticism by analysts. Successful result = good play. Unsuccessful result = bad play.

 

Great ending.

 

I'm a Bears fan. Respect/don't hate the Packers. I find it really hard to root against Rodgers, but I'm glad the Packers lost.

So, one of the rules of QB play is that you never throw across your body to the opposite side of the field, right? Isn't that what analysts say every time a QB throws an INT on a play like Palmer to Fitzgerald in OT?

 

Oh, it was successful? Great play then!

 

I always laugh at the inconsistency of the criticism by analysts. Successful result = good play. Unsuccessful result = bad play.

 

Great ending.

 

I'm a Bears fan. Respect/don't hate the Packers. I find it really hard to root against Rodgers, but I'm glad the Packers lost.

From the first word to the last, I 100% agree. Rodgers might be my favorite NFL player and I love the Bears

So, one of the rules of QB play is that you never throw across your body to the opposite side of the field, right? Isn't that what analysts say every time a QB throws an INT on a play like Palmer to Fitzgerald in OT?

 

Oh, it was successful? Great play then!

 

I always laugh at the inconsistency of the criticism by analysts. Successful result = good play. Unsuccessful result = bad play.

 

Great ending.

 

I'm a Bears fan. Respect/don't hate the Packers. I find it really hard to root against Rodgers, but I'm glad the Packers lost.

 

Well I think it's ok when there's literally no one else on that side of the field.

 

Edit: are you talking about the Palmer throw or Rodgers' throw?

Edited January 17, 201610 yr by chw42

I truly believes that if Rodgers got to play with more skilled players, he would have won multiple SB's. The best receiver he's played with is probably Jordy Nelson, and best running back would be Lacy or Ryan Grant, and he never really had a pass catching tight end (it's partly the system he plays in), but gosh, that isn't an impressive list at all.

I truly believes that if Rodgers got to play with more skilled players, he would have won multiple SB's. The best receiver he's played with is probably Jordy Nelson, and best running back would be Lacy or Ryan Grant, and he never really had a pass catching tight end (it's partly the system he plays in), but gosh, that isn't an impressive list at all.

 

Jermichael Finley?