Packers vs 49ers MNF 10/15

[Caya]

So this is why you delete a goodly portion of your posts? Because you don't want to look bad? You are that insecure that you can't own up to making a bad call so you go and delete the evidence? You are the only person here who does that on a continuing basis. Most other deletes are duplicate posts or wrong threads or "yeah maybe I shouldn't have posted while drunk and I don't want to be kicked out of here" type. You are the first since I became a mod that will post a prediction or other observation that is then proven incorrect a half hour later who will go back and delete the original post.
Reminder, this is the internet. Nothing is truly deleted.

As a moderator, can you check his browser history?

 

[brandon2348]

That's the same thing Rodgers said in his press conference.

Oh did he?

 

[easyk83]

The fact that GB had to come from behind to win this game tells the whole story. As thrilling as it was to watch, the Packers should not have struggled against a mediocre team at best with a back-up QB at the helm. As usual, Rodgers is getting no help from the rest of the team (with the exception of Adams). The defense is a joke, the run game doesn't exist, the offensive line couldn't block a team of cheerleaders, and many times the receivers aren't on the same sheet of music with AR. This team will get destroyed by the Rams and the Pats...they'll be lucky to go 8-8...

If Aaron would hand it off more in those run pass options he would get a lot more help. Defenses are Teeing off on him every snap because they know we're passing. Should we be a pass dominated team, yes. But lets atleast keep opposing defenses honest.

 

[Poppa San]

As a moderator, can you check his browser history?

Uh no? I just know that the system displays a little message whenever a post is reported, deleted, or edited. That is how I know the contest threads don't have people changing posts after the fact.
Everything is time stamped to California time.

 

[OldSchool101]

Anyone notice Martinez had 12 tackles? 9 solo and 3 assists.
That kid is probably the hardest working player on this team and one of just a handful of players who is consistently good. If the rest of our Defense had just half of his determination we’d be lethal.
We hear a lot of player criticism in here in general, and much of it is warranted. But even as dedicated fans, it’s good to keep a healthy perspective that this is an ever evolving game and a 16 week process.
This team is relatively young and the lack of cohesiveness is noticeable on both sides. I noticed that on both O and D early in the game Monday night but with flickers of nice plays. But we’ve also seen all 3 phases shine brightly in at least one of the last several weeks. But the best part is this.. as bad as we’ve looked at times early this year, we are basically neck n neck for the division lead going into a difficult road game stretch.
All it takes is for these 3 phases to be determined to improve and to believe that they can rally together and play as a cohesive team in a 3 hour segment once per week. If each phase plays together in one game as good as they’ve each played seperately at times this year? We have every opportunity to keep winning games.

 

[RepStar15]

Obviously Kyle Shanahan is kind of known for blowing leads. But two things in that game really stuck out to me from a coaching perspective:

1. Throwing the ball deep, when the run game was working at the end of the game. I get he was going for the win. But their run game was going to get them into field goal range. You had 3 time outs!

2. I have no idea why he did not ice Mason Crosby. Guy was coming off of a game with 5 missed field goals. You have three time outs!

Though the Packers showed up in the fourth quarter to win, I can’t help but question Kyle shanahans decision making.

 

[Deleted member 6794]

He did but this run pass balance is one of the dumbest self defeating tendencies that I've seen from an NFL offense. Aaron may have taken over the game late but it shouldnt and would bot have come to that if we would have gotten more touches to Jones and Williams.

The defense giving up 30 points to an offense led by a backup quarterback might have something to do with the game being close. I have a hard time understanding the offense being criticized after scoring 33 points. This isn't an SEC team playing an FCS opponent.

I cannot understand why they are still giving him carries. Especially when Aaron Jones is sitting on the sidelines, averaging about 7 yards/carry....Aaron Jones is a STUD - get the man the ball!

Take a look at Montgomery's 14-yard run to open the game winning drive for a reason why he's getting carries as well.

I know that we all want our defense to be dominant, but sometimes you have to look at everything compared to the rest of the league. Our D Is ranked 11th in total yards and would be in the top 10 in points scored against us if we just gave up 18 less points. When you look at where we were over the last few years, I would still say that we are trending in the right direction.

Once again, total yards is a terrible metric to evaluate the performance of either a defense or an offense. I might have to put that in my signature.

The defense is a joke, the run game doesn't exist, the offensive line couldn't block a team of cheerleaders, and many times the receivers aren't on the same sheet of music with AR.

The running backs averaged 4.6 yards per carry. That's a pretty good number.

 

[Caya]

As a moderator, can you check his browser history?

I love the fact that I made a “Disagree” List with my stupid question. Ha!

 

[grampi]

You do know he just signed a new contract with the packers Right?

I wonder if he regrets it yet?

 

[easyk83]

The defense giving up 30 points to an offense led by a backup quarterback might have something to do with the game being close. I have a hard time understanding the offense being criticized after scoring 33 points. This isn't an SEC team playing an FCS opponent.

Is it a sound strategy to run a stagnant offense and then attempt a comeback whence the opposing team has built a significant lead and transitioned to a run out the clock style of defense. I honestly believe that if we would just come out of the gate with a balanced offense that our team will look a lot better.

 

[GBkrzygrl]

If Aaron would hand it off more in those run pass options he would get a lot more help. Defenses are Teeing off on him every snap because they know we're passing. Should we be a pass dominated team, yes. But lets atleast keep opposing defenses honest.

Since Aaron can change the play at the line, I'm wondering if he is opting to pass when they should run.

 

[Deleted member 6794]

Is it a sound strategy to run a stagnant offense and then attempt a comeback whence the opposing team has built a significant lead and transitioned to a run out the clock style of defense. I honestly believe that if we would just come out of the gate with a balanced offense that our team will look a lot better.

The offense came out pretty fast vs. the Niners scoring 17 points in the first quarter. The defense wasn't able to keep the lead though.