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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RepStar15" data-source="post: 634946" data-attributes="member: 10721"><p>If losing to the Lions at home does not light a fire in the Packer's ***, I do not know what will. The frusterating part, is that any true football fan, player, coach, all knows this team can play better. As Packer fans, we are used to disappointing 4th quarter and OT finishes. We are not used to terrible game play through 3 quarters of football. This team has the physical ability to be a Super Bowl contender. We did not lose any key player's last year (with the exception of MAYBE Tramon Williams, but frankly I love Demarious Randall in that spot and the young talent will only grow). Aaron Rodgers needs to get out of his own head. I hate the Oline argument, I think they have given him plenty of time to throw the ball, he is just not releasing fast enough. The reciever's need to play physical and create space, because honestly they run the same route's every other snap. So my opinion on how we win this game is that we go back to the huddle. The no-huddle is not working for us. We are up against a young but powerful cover defense, that we NEED to throw something different towards. Running the same play every series will not win you a football game in the National Football League. Go back to the drawing board, establish a run game early and throw some new plays the defense has not watched in film repeatedly all week long!</p></blockquote><p></p>

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