Rolling a retired LBer out there at QB is never a good solution.
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I’m not pleased, just apathetic.
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I wouldn’t root for an injury. Now that the injury occurred I’m totally fine with rooting for GB to go much of their schedule with Malik Willis at QB.
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It did seem like the football gods hated us for sure.
I deleted/edited the post bc I realized that by skimming I had misinterpreted your point. But yeah, it was a rough go of it. Although maybe I should believe in NFL karma bc that would mean a glorious dynasty is incoming.
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Sure…but at the same time, I don’t recall anyone feeling bad about beating us when Stafford was out with a shoulder.
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Not every owner is as big a bonehead as Skeletor…errrr Jerrah
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The good news is there is no such thing as karma in the popular sense (that is not what the ancient eastern philosophies teach), it’s merely the fruits of actions are repaid through cause and effect. So, the good work of Brad and Dan is paying off.
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I just want to win the division. I’m actually past caring what the other teams in the division do just as long as we finish ahead of them in the standings. They can have WC playoff appearances to their hearts’ content.
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At the end of the day, I feel sorry for Love, not Packers fans.
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Willis is to me more like the deep South backwoods flea market Justin Fields.
Yea it’s hard to not like Love. But every team deals with injuries.
Right, but we gotta play em twice…so what happens to them before they play us has a direct impact on what we’re able to do.
If this had happened after we’d played em, it would look different.
If I remember correctly, Stafford suffered an injury with us in the middle of a playoff push, and it may very well had been our last great chance with him.
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Yep, torn ligaments on his throwing hand middle finger in December 2016. Lost @SEA in the wild card. The Lions were 9-4 at the time and never won another game.
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Fortunately Kelly is a virtuoso at flipping the bird so she picked up the slack and the family didn’t have to suffer.
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Ruling out the ankle is potentially really bad news. I feel bad for the kid.
Packer fans have been spolied with qbs . I hate injuries, but if its not going to make him retire from football. Then its not the end of world. I have a feeling hes going to miss 2 or 3 games anyway, unless mri comes back with horrible news
Maybe they didn’t show it with the chaos of the end of game situation…. or the crappy Peacock coverage…
but I didn’t see the Green Bay trainers doing the typical “anterior drawer” test that is used on the field to test the stability of the ACL.
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At the core, most of us would prefer that, though I won’t care about style points when we’re hoisting the Super Bowl trophy.
We’re not monsters, just resolute in the knowledge that if they have one ass cheek, 3 toes and a damaged MCL, we’ll beat their ass.
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