Don't know if the Pack can hang on, but they are playing better than I expected.

They won't, unfortunately. Cards D is for real.

75 yards for the Cards in the first half.

INT

Stick to hockey.

Considering who the Packers have left to play with - WR wise - damned miracle they're leading this game. On the road.

Looking for redemption. Just got it.

Nice int.

Carson is helping them out but... Go pack go.

Fug me.

I bet that one wasn't drawn up like that.

go big red

Genius!

Looks like you can switch to hockey now too.

This was the Pack's game to lose...

and they did.

You are quick. Thank god it didn't come down to a gimme field goal.

I would never rule Rogers out. That's a lot of time for him.

I could have made that 9 out of 10 times

Who is Rogers?

He's the old guy with the sweaters

I am sure you can do many things.

Holy balls

WOW!

Is it, or isn't it? Time for a commercial

It is

Holy [bleep]!

Got me? A Yankee?

OT!

jebus

F'n a right

Lions fans, does this look familiar?

Coin didn't flip!?

Well, that's gonna be that.

Fug me all over again

Pray they hold them to 3

C'mon, Arizona!

Helluva a game

Flash backs from prison?

Congrats to the Packers. Definitely played good enough to win.

what a game!

Are you talking from experience ?

It was great seeing the turds pack it in and go home empty handed.

Good game by the Cards, Pack played better than expected.

Was a great game!!!

Deja vu all over again. The Pack lost the coin flip to the SeaFags in OT last year. Said [bleep] promptly scored in 6 plays never giving GB offense a chance to take the field. Sucks.

Damnedest thing I ever saw...

That was one helluvan entertaining game!!

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Musta missed that game. But then again Michigan has a great football team.

Minnesota boy sticks it to the pack.

One of the best football games I have seen in a long time.

Yes sir, that was a good one.

Packers lost to the better team but they surely played their guts out. We haven't seen that from them in some time.

And, if the Packers had to go down, I can't think of anyone more appropriate to deliver the blows than Larry Fitzgerald. Pure class and one heck of a football player.

Great job by the Pack.

AZ ain't going very far playing like they did.

Have some MN folks in town. I was told no less than 500 times that Fitzgerald was "From Minnesoduh."



Dave

How did ARod choke? And why is a Detroit fan calling out anyone for anything?

Let them folks find solace in something. After what they have been through all these years with their franchise, they certainly deserve a little sunshine.

True,

even though that person moved as far away from Minnysoda as the U.S. borders would allow.

Ha!

I knew when they lost Cobb it was probably about over, and it was. Still, they did better than most people expected.

Great game to watch, even if it was a heartbreaker for a Pack fan. As it so often does, it came down to a couple of huge plays - both bad and good - on each side.

I almost never say this, but the officiating sucked. One might swear the zebras were cardinal fans, given the ball placement, the unseen interference calls, and the preponderance of flags against the Pack. But I won't say that.

I'll just say the officiating was terrible.

If there was a movie made about a football game, and it played out like that one, people would criticize it as being totally unrealistic in that no game would ever be like that.

... and Cobb's injury was only the latest in a long string of injuries this year that crippled the Packers throughout the second half of the season and the playoffs. Their record when they were healthy, up to Week 6 of the regular season, showed what they could do if they remained healthy.

The work done by the backup-backup receivers last night was pretty damn good. Unfortunately, they haven't worked with Rodgers enough for them to know the reads like Nelson & Cobb do, so there were a lot of "airball" passes that looked like Rodgers making a bad throw when in fact the receiver simply didn't know he was supposed to be going where the ball was thrown.

Regardless, it was a great game. I felt sorry for my daughter and son-in-law, who watched it with me in their home in Green Bay. They live and breathe Packer football, it was a heartbreaker for them.

Oh, well. They'll learn. I've been a Cowboys, Packers, and Notre Dame fan since the 60's. After a while you get used to watching your team go down in flames.

And why we let our happiness be determined by such things as sporting events, over which we have no control whatsoever and "ownership" of a team to the same degree, continues to be a mystery.

I feel terrible about the fudge-packers loss.

Some of actually ARE owners, 5sdad.

Still, it doesn't control my life or determine my happiness. It's just a diversion, much like making disparaging, carping remarks on the internet is for some people.

Good points Doc.
I thought I felt a disturbance in the force.

Hey man, it;s all good, we're just "farther along in our post season" than you guys. Welcome!

LOL. You're right!!

I can see "ownership" is lost on you and some of us find happiness in being a stock holder in the Packers, no matter what the season results are.

Can a sports team break your heart? Metaphorically, yes.

I saw a meme that I got a chuckle out of and posted it. That's all there is to it. No harm intended. There just aren't any Packer fans in my house.

But it was complexly inappropriate, in fact false.

Aaron played one hell of a game, with what he had to deal with.

Carson's numbers did look better for last night, despite the fact he damn near had 5 picks.