Daybreak Doppler: An Unconventional Game Keeps The Packers Undefeated
By Wally in Daybreak Doppler, Featured on November 21, 2011 6:15 am / 2 comments
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This week’s Daybreak Doppler Dames theme is Turkey Day NFL WAGs |
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Lacey Minchew (Matt Flynn, Green Bay) |
The Packers continued the undefeated season being Tampa Bay yesterday, Kelly shares her thoughts on the game in The Postgame Post Mortem (Bizarroland Edition).
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Little Bit of Everything - Let’s see…we had a almost blocked punt which was fumbled twice but still converted a first down, then we had BJ Raji scoring a touchdown on a run & Mason Crosby missing his first field goal of the season. There was also some poor tackling & missed coverages but at the end of the day the Packers still came out on top. Winning doesn’t have to be pretty and there were definitely moments in yesterday’s game that were far from pretty, but the offense did what its been doing all season which is put points on the board, even with Aaron Rodgers having a less than stellar outing. Short turnaround this week, so the Packers will need to put this one behind them to get ready for divisional foe Detroit on Thanksgiving.
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2 Comments
I agree that Rodgers seemed “less than stellar.” But it shows how freaky our expectations of him have gotten when dude posts a 112 QB rating and we don’t think he played all that well. In any other universe, that would be the definition of stellar, but somehow, to us, he seemed a bit off his game. Weird. Or maybe sad. I’m not sure.
What’s even more interesting, Chris is how much Rodgers himself felt he didn’t play well. He looked peeved through his whole presser until he started giggling about Masthay and the fumbling first down. We’re lucky he’s as driven as he is, really.