Zero2Cool;462211Coming into the game today, Packers were a playoff team.

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Martha Careful;462210I couldn’t disagree more. They play hard.
They took a playoff team on the road to the fourth quarter, nearly won it on a Hail Mary.

I guess we will see in the final week of the season but I will bet you good money they pound the shit out of us.

they don’t quit, we do.

They play hard we play soft.

I am so tired of the Packers "playing soft". Clearly they get out played by teams that punch them in the mouth. I really thought they finally had players on defense that would take it to the other team.
I thought the offensive line would stand toe to toe face mask to face mask with the DL and not back down. Receivers that wouldn't get forced off their routes by 190 pound DBs. Alas tis only a sweet dream. Perhaps someday

Martha Careful;462203

As I mentioned in another thread, this team is soft. Starting with the defense and with an offensive line that can’t effectively run block, we are a finesse only team.
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The thing about running the ball.
A team has to actually 'Run The Ball" to
prove they can RUN THE BALL!
Jones was averaging over 5yds a carry the 1st couple of series.
Then , I can't remember the next time he had a run.
Patrick Taylor, I don't remember him having a chance to run the ball.

I'm guessing Lefleur went away from the run because he realized The Packers were going to have to try and keep up with TB as Baker Mayfield cut up THAT SAME OLD BULLSHIT DEFENSE that The Packers have rolled out week after week.
The old "bend but don't break" defense only works if the defense can come up with turnovers, the opposing team makes mental mistakes.
Something that didn't happen after the 2nd series of the game.

buckeyepackfan;462219The thing about running the ball.
A team has to actually 'Run The Ball" to
prove they can RUN THE BALL!
Jones was averaging over 5yds a carry the 1st couple of series.
Then , I can't remember the next time he had a run.
Patrick Taylor, I don't remember him having a chance to run the ball.

I'm guessing Lefleur went away from the run because he realized The Packers were going to have to try and keep up with TB as Baker Mayfield cut up THAT SAME OLD BULLSHIT DEFENSE that The Packers have rolled out week after week.
The old "bend but don't break" defense only works if the defense can come up with turnovers, the opposing team makes mental mistakes.
Something that didn't happen after the 2nd series of the game.

Hey Buckeye,

Berry just had them playing the 2-minute defense from the week before and they were told to prevent anything on the sidelines lol. That explains why the middle of the field was open for 20 and 30-yard gains.