Kliff Kingsbury: We wanted DeAndre Hopkins to stay off the field, but he'd just run on.

The scary part was that he was giving us problems with a bad hammy.

Rasul Douglas lead the team in tackles with 9. Solo.

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KRK;443673The scary part was that he was giving us problems with a bad hammy.

No shame in that. "Second best" WR in the league.

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AND WE HAVE THE WINNER!

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How about that defense... I didn't think we'd hold them to 30 points... much less 21. Though they should of scored more... but still so should of Packers.

What a freaking game!

Oh ye of little faith.
I had 28-21
Yoop took the under at 27-21 then Hardrocker and KRK followed suit. I would have "won" if they gotten that td when they were at the goal line. Stupid Packers and horrible calls by MLF.

It was a freaking awesome game.

ESPN must of had money on the Cardinals.

Longest win streaks after 30-point losses (single season in SB era):

• 49ers (1994-95) - 10 straight, won Super Bowl
• Raiders (1976-77) - 10 straight, won Super Bowl
• Green Bay #Packers (2021-22) - Currently 7 straight,?

hardrocker950;443652It's amazing how most outside of the Packers fanbase think we lose by 30+. I think back to the 9ers game - refs literally tried to hand them the win, yet the Pack still overcame. Injured or not, this team is pretty damn scrappy unlike the past few years.

If they get the run game going, throw to the open guy, and keep Murray from running wild - should get the W.

Packers - 27
Cards - 24

Someone on their staff must have read my post... Seriously though, they stuck with the run and kept Murray from ripping off long runs - hard to complain. Biggest criticism I have... why didn't they give Dillon a run at the goal line on their final possession? I have heard complaints about the use of TOs, but I get it considering their lack of starters.

Good win, showed character and overcame their personnel situation. Might be too early to compare them to the 2010 team, but I'm starting to see some similarities.

hardrocker950;443699Someone on their staff must have read my post... Seriously though, they stuck with the run and kept Murray from ripping off long runs - hard to complain. Biggest criticism I have... why didn't they give Dillon a run at the goal line on their final possession? I have heard complaints about the use of TOs, but I get it considering their lack of starters.

Good win, showed character and overcame their personnel situation. Might be too early to compare them to the 2010 team, but I'm starting to see some similarities.

My dad was talking about how prolific Kyler Murray is at running, but when I told him he's had less than 150 yards rushing this season he was surprised.

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Zero2Cool;443701My dad was talking about how prolific Kyler Murray is at running, but when I told him he's had less than 150 yards rushing this season he was surprised.

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When I heard that yesterday I was surprised too.
When he started to run in the 4th Q I thought that might be the difference in the game. It wasn't because the Packer D did an excellent job of shutting him down.