NFL Thread

Bills had a chance to cut it to 16 and instead go for two and miss it, leaving it as a 17 point game and essentially killing any shot of coming back.

Wtf?

 

They pretty much admitted they were just happy to be there kicking all the FGs

 

Most football coaches, even the good ones, are kind of dumb. They prove it constantly.

 

Yeah you can find a bunch of examples of this kind of crap on about all of them

 

I kinda get it. You need the 2's anyways. The earlier you try for them the earlier you know if its a 2 or 3 score game.

 

Naw man you make it a 2 score game with xp. Missing 2 pt conversion means a 3 score game. Not worth the risk

 

It's a 3 or (+1) score game the second you miss the 2 whether you're down 17, 10, or 2. I'm just saying where it might be nice to know where you are sooner rather than later. I still take the 1 there, but I understand the thought.

 

I get it if down 10 or 2 of course late after a td, but not 17.

 

Obviously they should’ve just taken the 15-pt conversion. Dumbasses.

 

He's got that "move him to DE in your Madden franchise mode" speed.

 

Woke up still angry about secondary, the field goal, and the call.

 

I don't think the officiating was very fair, relative to the regular season. In the Packers/Bucs game, I mean.

 

It was PI, yes. Not arguing with that. But when they've grabbed and let the guys go at it all game and then call it then? Just no. That's my problem. Especially when a couple of the PIs would have changed outcome potentially. The AR pick before the half and the 3rd down play in the end zone before the field goal.

 

It's all nauseating. I don't even want to listen to the talk shows. I've already seen enough "Brady is amazing, clearly the GOAT" stuff, too, from my social media feeds. Three consecutive INTs and the greatest, sure. Luckiest mofo alive. But, I've had the game swirl around in my head for all night and morning. Even the little things, like the easy INT before the half we should've had when the Packers' DB alligator armed it. Adams doing that weird jump out of the end zone for a missed TD early. And on and on. The post mortem is different than the 2014 Seattle loss because this really feels like it's the end of an opportunity. I don't know when we'll get another shot in my lifetime, especially once Rodgers leaves. I remember the 80s. It was not fun.

 

What makes it even worse is the receiver would have needed to morph into Calvin Johnson to even make the catch without being held.

 

Rodgers on the 49ers next year is going to be fun.

 

I think that might be a year away. The Packers take a massive cap hit if Rodgers leaves this year as opposed to next year.

 

Possibly. Still think season after next though. Unless he demands out.

 

I don’t have any idea what the Packers cap situation is or would be with a trade, but I can’t imagine that Shanahan is going to want to toil around with Jimmy G for another year.

I think they’re going to try to upgrade this off-season.

 

From what I understand, the Packers would take like a $32 million hit if Rodgers goes somewhere else this off season.