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Official Panthers at Packers Gameday Thread


Jeremy Igo

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Just now, mav1234 said:

Can't beat Rodgers and the refs guys.  It is what it is.

Doesn't help much when your secondary can't tackle for sh-t.

But yeah, that was a horrible call. Rodgers didn't even land on his back. How are you supposed to put your full weight on somebody when you land beside them?

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3 minutes ago, Wanderlai said:

Just go into the tunnel and get on the plane 

If I owned a team and that poo happened I would do exactly that and say fug the league and fug your revenue. Guess that’s why I’m not an owner... and the fact that I don’t have several billion $

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Well we knew this was going to happen. Green Bay getting calls at home is pretty much the unspoken rule. I stupidly figured they were calling intentional grounding for a safety with a roughing the passer not even registering as a possibility based on the fact that it wasn't even remotely close. Should have known better.

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