Shermy
Charter boat? what charter boat?
I'm not mad, just disappointed.
I'll pass this off as just a poor game. Lets see how they respond next week.
I'll pass this off as just a poor game. Lets see how they respond next week.
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Losing to Goff and the Lions on Tuesday wouldn't be prettyJermichael Finley: Packers should be prepared to switch to Jordan Love by Week Four
Posted by Mike Florio on September 18, 2021, 10:50 AM EDT
It’s way too early for the Packers to panic. Former Packers tight end Jermichael Finley believes that panic could soon be justified.
Finley has been candid in the aftermath of Green Bay’s embarrassing performance against the Saints regarding quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
Previously, Finley said that Rodgers “looks tired,” and that it appears he has lost his “hunger” to play. Now, Finley says the Packers should be ready to pivot to Plan B, if/when it appears that Rodgers has lost it.
“If you don’t see it, let’s go to [Jordan] Love,” Finley said.
Finley said that Rodgers should get four weeks to show that he still has it. If he doesn’t, then go with Love.
“You’ve got one of the highest-paid backup quarterbacks sitting right behind Aaron Rodgers, so you might as well utilize him and get him going for the future,” Finley said.
This presumes a lot. There’s no reason to think the Packers won’t turn things around on Monday night, when their intra-division punching bags known as the Detroit Lions return to town.
Now, if the Packers look in two days the way they looked six days ago, Finley may be onto something. The chances of that happening, however, seem very slim.
That said, the Packers follow their non-bye bye against the Lions with a trip to California to face the 49ers and a visit from the Steelers. At this point, a 1-3 start for a team with consecutive 13-3 seasons isn’t out of the question.
It surely wont happen, but if it did, itd really put the cat among the pigeonsLosing to Goff and the Lions on Tuesday wouldn't be pretty
Aaron Jones lost pendant with father’s ashes after one of his touchdowns
Posted by Josh Alper on September 21, 2021, 6:24 AM EDT
Throughout his career, Packers running back Aaron Jones would usually find his father in the Lambeau Field stands after emerging from the locker room at home games but things were different on Monday night.
Alvin Jones Jr. died in April of complications from COVID-19 and his son took the field against the Lions wearing a necklace with a pendant filled with his father’s ashes. Jones went on to have a memorable night.
Jones caught three touchdowns and ran for another in the 35-17 Packers win, but the pendant didn’t make it through the end of the night. Jones believes it came off during his second touchdown and no one was not able to find it by the time he spoke to the media after the game. Jones thinks his father would have appreciated winding up in the end zone.
“If there was any place to lose it, that’s where my dad would’ve wanted me to lose it,” Jones said, via the team’s website. “So, I know he’s smiling.”
Jones thinks his father would have also appreciated the way the Packers bounced back from their 38-3 loss in Week One because he taught his son “how you respond is what makes a man.” Thanks in large part to Jones, the Packers came up with the right response on Monday night.
I know, hey. Even not playing sport, i cant stand having any ornaments on me....rings, watches, bracelets, necklaces, piercings, whatever. Let alone to play sport with them on. And then they worry about losing it on the field.It always seems so ridiculous to me that players wear necklaces and diamond earrings when playing.
Florio is a ******* w***er. Probably even more so than Skip Clueless, which is a herculean feat to be fair.
Our best win under Matt LaFleur imo. Missing two of our top 8 or so players. We're never any good in the warmer states. Pretty proud. Haven't gone off like that watching a game for a long time.