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TylerDurden

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I think if today settled anything is that stupid argument between Williams and Stewart.

Stewart not any better than Williams. Any other excuses that our O-line just isn't cut up for runs up the middle? My only question is why do we KEEP running it up the middle?

Get Williams back in, screen plays.

But, once Cam threw for 300 some yards, I think the Packers understood we can throw, and we can throw it REALLY well... So, that's when you can get back to the run.

Except that by the time Cam threw for 300 yards, we were down two scores and had to come from behind, which is typically when you call more pass plays. That was not the time to keep calling up a broken run game.

Chud did try to run it. I could easily notice the difference after the first quarter. He was calling run plays, and it's what allowed GB to come back in the game. It just wasn't there. FIX THE O-LINE or CALL SCREENS TO WILLIAMS!

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The roughing the passer call on Hardy was complete bullsh**

We got one of those too.

I'm with KK on this one... The difference was Hardy got to Rodgers within a tenth of a second after he released the ball and just hit through him. Bishop hit Cam after the ball was clearly out and gone and then picked him up and speared him into the ground.

Bishop's play was dirty, Hardy's was a football play, and that's not homer talk, it was obvious.

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Except that by the time Cam threw for 300 yards, we were down two scores and had to come from behind, which is typically when you call more pass plays. That was not the time to keep calling up a broken run game.

Chud did try to run it. I could easily notice the difference after the first quarter. He was calling run plays, and it's what allowed GB to come back in the game. It just wasn't there. FIX THE O-LINE or CALL SCREENS TO WILLIAMS!

The screens would definitely be helpful if called more... And we saw how effective they were when we did run them.

As far as the "300" number I referenced as a good time to start running again... It was just a number, I didn't mean it literally... It could've been anytime late in the 3rd before the Nelson TD.

Once they started dropping 8 into coverage, we should've been running it right up the middle - dives, slams, iso, traps, whatever... It was there.

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