"digsthepack"I was praying Mike McCarthy would not go back to Kuhn with the line stacked. Shitty fucking call....shoulda rolled Flynn out on a run/pass option.

agree

Complete mismanagement of the last minute. Dear Lord...Woodson's drop and record setting OL return killed us.

Dom Capers needs to bear a HUGE amount of responsibility for this loss.
Why the fuck were our DBs playing so soft on the WRs in the second half?
That was exactly what I predicted would happen before the game, and it infuriates me that he is so fucking predictable.

Fuck Dom Capers.
Dude's made his reputation stomping on weak teams. He's a total fucking pussy against good teams.

Fuck him.

Fuck.

My face is literally drenched with sweat right now, I'm so angry.

The funny thing about all this is that we had been stomped down like everyone expected, people would be a lot less angry.

6 losses by less than a TD with so many starters finished for the season and we should have won.

Two plays (The int and KO rtn) cost us this game.

WE WILL make the playoffs and this team will be dangerous mark my words.

"Packers_Finland"The funny thing about all this is that we had been stomped down like everyone expected, people would be a lot less angry.

Yes, that is the irony.
There's a verse in the Bible that says, "I know your deeds, that you are neither cold nor hot. I wish you were either one or the other!
So, because you are lukewarm--neither hot nor cold--I am about to spit you out of my mouth."

That's how this team makes me feel.

"Wade"Ok...

Assuming McCarthy doesn't use this QB injury as an excuse to over-exercise his proclivities for finessitude....


GB 31
NE 27
Mason Crosby kicks the extra FG with 1:45 left.
Ryan Pickett ends his day's all-pro-level performance by batting down a Brady's pass on fourth down as the Capers D holds Brady without a first down on NE's final possession.

Well, I was pretty close.
Ok, it was Raji who had the all-pro level performance.
And I got the score reversed, but who knows, had McCarthy not gone the finessitude route midway through the fourth, something he had managed the entire game not to do, it might have worked out almost exactly this way.

I blame Capers more for this loss than McCarthy.
Why were our defensive backs suddenly playing so scared in the second half -- most of them were no where within 15 yards of the line of scrimmage -- when the Patriots' offense had done virtually nothing the whole first half?

"Nonstopdrivel"I blame Capers more for this loss than McCarthy.
Why were our defensive backs suddenly playing so scared in the second half -- most of them were no where within 15 yards of the line of scrimmage -- when the Patriots' offense had done virtually nothing the whole first half?

At least towards the end he started bringing some 5 and 6 man rushes down (though early in the game he learned why 3 man rushes don't work the hard way).