FTP

[StickierBuns]

Just HAD to pop back in quick and say Fuck The Packers....and Matt LaFleur's 3-6 postseason record. And this little bitch slap fight between Ben Johnson and LaFleur is hilarious, lol. Peace out!

[MaroonBells]

Didn't watch the game, but the Packers lost 4 straight to close the season. That is not a way to go into the playoffs. Gives players and coaches the irrepressible notion that no matter how good they're playing, they're going to find a way to lose...and they did...again and again and again.

[supafreak84]

In fairness to the Packers, they traded for Micah Parsons for exactly that game last night. To chase around Caleb Williams and to be a closer and not having him was the season ender most expected it to be when Parsons went down. I think if they had a healthy Parsons and Tucker Craft, they win that game last night going away. I think it would a huge mistake for them to fire Lafleur and I honestly hope it doesn't happen because I want to see the Ben Johnson/LaFleur drama carry over into next year

[purplefaithful]

I'm with Supa, if they have Parsons and Devonte Wyatt? I think they win that one, but that aint how the game is played...ITs such a war of attrition in the NFL and teams can be a shadow of their September selves by Xmas.

I was going to turn that game off multiple times last night and thankfully resisted. Few things in sports make me as happy as gut-wrenching Packer losses. I contend LaFleur is a good coach and predict GB will be a force to reckon with in 26.

MAn, I couldn't help but think how far JJM has to go to reach the level of QB'ing I am seeing from our foes and around the league. My confidence in the kid was badly shaken this season, not emboldened.

[DeepFreeze05]

And this little bitch slap fight between Ben Johnson and LaFleur is hilarious, lol. Peace out!

Hehehehe! It appears LaFleur started this in Week 3 and LaFleur continued it on (Week 5, Wild card)

 

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Ben Johnson postgame locker room, "F---the Packers! F--- them"



https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/4757...layoff-win

[Vikergirl]

1 down, 1 to go. Bears next

[pattersaur]

Wish it was the Vikings and not the Bears eliminating GB, but yeah that was a fun watch last night. I had the Bears and was sweating it a bit but that's sorta just what the Bears do. I think the Eagles Defense could shut Chicago down but outside them and maybe Houston, I expect the Bears to move the ball in every game.

Colston Loveland has come on STRONG for the Bears sheesh. Looks like a legitimate receiver out there as far as getting open, having good instincts when the pass is on him, and good hands. Impressive.

On GB- I really was not a believer going into the season. They did have a part of the year where they looked much better than I expected, but injuries and regression did them in. On TV it looked like Love and LaFleur thought the final TD they scored last night was gonna be enough. So that was funny.

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I'm with Supa, if they have Parsons and Devonte Wyatt? I think they win that one, but that aint how the game is played...ITs such a war of attrition in the NFL and teams can be a shadow of their September selves by Xmas. 

I was going to turn that game off multiple times last night and thankfully resisted. Few things in sports make me as happy as gut-wrenching Packer losses. I contend LaFleur is a good coach and predict GB will be a force to reckon with in 26.

MAn, I couldn't help but think how far JJM has to go to reach the level of QB'ing I am seeing from our foes and around the league. My confidence in the kid was badly shaken this season, not emboldened.

I stay hyping up McCarthy because I see the potential greatness, but I'm watching Bills Jags right now-- It's not even halftime and Josh Allen has taken 3-4 hits that I'm pretty sure would've sidelined McCarthy for the game.

JJM is never gonna stop getting blasted by defenders... Is he ever gonna stop getting hurt?