Mongo3451

Lol! Good one. I actually have a blind seeing eye cat and he can actually smell shit through a TV screen. It was combo ugly, but Cutler as compared to Rodgers lost his composure which was the true difference in the game. Not the OL, as bad as they were.

I'm just doing the O, because the D was not a problem at all. Series# 1: Play action, 7 step drop, Forte blows his assignment, Cutler sacked. 2: Shotgun, plus 3 steps, Spencer lets Clay go, Cutler sacked. End momentum. 3: Starting to run delays to counter pressure.(Note: Marshalls man playing 15 yards off and Cutler doesn't see it) Carimi penalty stalls a promising drive. 4: Shotgun(should not have been called after fake FG) Webb false start. Got a 1st working Forte over middle.(This was open all night) Cutler throws and should have been picked, throws a pick the next play. You could actually feel it coming. 5: Shotgun, Cutler slides in pocket and hits Forte for a 1st. Almost throws another pick on a seam route with NO seam.(stupid) Throws 1st down to Forte as a checkdown.(now a re-occurring theme) Draw to Bush, if Hester attempts a block it's a TD. 1st down Spaeth. Marshall drops a TD - FG 6: The run game is now starting to work. Cutler gets out of the pocket and gets picked. Mayock blames Earl Bennett. I do not. Bennett was sitting in a hole and had no idea Woodson was coming. Cutler did. I know recievers are supposed to work their way back, but Cutler had time to see he wasn't. 7: We start with a run for 4 yards. Overload Blitz the inside fails to pickup - sack. Hester drops a potential 1st. 8: Cutler has time. Horrible throw and decision as he throws pick #3 9: Cutler runs for a 1st. Cutler to Bennett for 1st. Cutler avoids pressure, should have been picked. Missed Jefferey on a wide open TD. Sack 10: Sack. Cutler to Marshall. Cutler and Marshall miss an opportunity in the endzone as the refs give us the time by allowing Webb to tackle Clay. TD-Cutler to Davis. 11: Sack 12: Pick. Bad form, bad decision, bad throw Now let's look at the sacks: 1: Play action, 7 step step drop and Forte blows assignment. 2: Spencer got initial leverage by pushing Matthews back, but underestimated his ability to recover. Sack was a total lack of continued effort as Spencer disengaged. 3: Shotgun. Webb sets up well, but never gets his arms extended on Clay. Bad technique. Note: Cutler gets in Webbs ass and Webb laughs. The experiment should now be over. 4: Cutler took too much time. Had to get rid of the ball sooner. Note: this and the two below may be coverage related or bad play calling. Regardless, the line can't be expected to hold that long. 5: Ditto 6: Ditto 7: Webb engages Matthews to inside(good), but then fails to step outside on the stunt(bad) as Bush had inside assist on Matthews. Clay gets sack after Webbs guy flushed Cutler. Summary: Play calling wasn't great. OL was bad. Cutler was horrible. IMO - you can only ask your protection to do so much. The under/middle of the field was open all night. We ran zero rollouts or naked bootlegs to the right. What about a quick trap or two? Quick slants??? On a lot of the pressure, Cutler simply held the ball too long. It was all-around clusterfu#$. Cutler will never live down is over-confident interview earlier in the week. Postgame mentioned by Rodgers and Woodson. Time to see Williams. I've said it before that Webb slightly outperformed Williams pre-season, but Williams is the devil you know. And Williams probably would have fared better. The smile at the ass chewing sealed it. If this continues, I will not be sad to see Lovie and Co gone. That was as embarrassing as it gets. Hat's off to the D...

Bullshit! Cutler is far more to blame than the OL tonight. Not even debatable. He was horrible.

Completely disagree with Mayock. That throw was on Cutler. Poor mechanics. Bennett was sitting in the hole. He doesn't know Woodsen is there. Cutler sees the field and made the decision. Stupid.

Cutler was chewing his ass and he was smiling. Something wrong with that mentality...

I think Jennings was the one that ended Bowman's carreer here...

I don't like the bulletin board material. But, if he backs it up it could be a major blow to the Packers phsyche.

It's how we say it around here. An Indiana sarcasm thing I guess...

Someone please delete my post on this. It was David Nelson from Buffalo. Sorry for the screwup guys...

On the ESPN ticker. I can't find any links to the story. Hope I didn't pass on false info...

I hope so. Called it a couple weeks ago...

I could care less...

Just saw Jordy Nelson; torn ACL "out for season".

It's a turd honking for "right of way"!

It's a smokescreen to keep us off the true problem. The two guys protecting Cutlers blind side are the worst on the OL. It's probably the reason Clutts was traded, as it would be more suitable to have an extra TE in to block on pasing downs than a FB. We have 6 million in cap space remaining. I'm going on record as wanting Emery to do whatever it takes if necessary. If the left side holds up and our OL as a whole plays average, this is a championship caliber team.

Nice. I assume it's a 10 team league...

Ooo, ooo! Don't forget the phrasing!

I've got a distinct feeling this could be a trap game for the team.(If we underestimate) There is a lot of buzz, locally, about the Colts. Being opening day at home though, we should take care of business by 10+. I don't look for us to put up a ton of points, as we will probably grind on their undersized defense in an attemp to hide some things from the Packers. Bart Scott aint got shit on me this year, I, REALLY, "can't wait"!!

Drafting good running backs used to be money in the bank. Over the last several years, backs have declined to produce like they used to. They used to be somewhat slot predictable up to 15 deep. Now we have 3 that can be counted on to produce according to their draft status. That's why, picking at 7, abandoned RB for higher producing WR's and TE.(just look at the gap between Megatron and #2. Also look at the numbers Gronk and Graham put vs their peers and even WR's) We'll see how it goes, because going heavy on RB has not paid off in awhile for me. Still, to win a championship, I will need a lucky FA pickup at RB to solidify my production. (or for Cutler to have a great year)

I like the thought of using extra DE'S. It has paid dividends to the Giants more than a few times. In a passing league, pressure is more valuable than ever. Also, I think Peppers would be devastating on the inside in those situations. I've also often thought flashing the 3-4 would be nice utilization of SMC as a wildcard LB. My thoughts are, with the premium on protection, the more ways to test that would be progressive.

Trib too.

I'd call Chris Harris before that...

Sorry, I don't have specific plays documented. However, I did look at every play, as I stated previously, frame by frame. We've discussed strengths and weaknesses at great length. At this point, I dont know what else to say, other than what I already have. SIDE NOTE: See my comments on the TO post again and you'll find my reasons for him not making it were talent related.

Dude, get real.(A spreadsheet, really?) You could have a spreadsheet, flowchart and a powerpoint presentation and you still would be wrong in my opinion. If you went through the entire PDCA process, it's still subject to interpretation. If you grade OL like you grade T.O., the short bus to bias-ville is honking. Of course, that's simply my opinion...

Remember, I can play all 3 at once. I think RB is a dead position, unless you can get one of the top guys. There were only 3 this year. There are usually 8. I'm hoping for luck on the waiver wire. I drafted Gore's backup too, lol.