The special teams played well against Philly and Buffalo. Yeah, they were horrendous against the Bears, but they always seem to be in Soldier Field for some reason. Regardless, it still is 2 good games and one terrible game. Not the end of the world.

The Packers had nearly 400 yards of offense and completely dominated the clock without running the football. You can’t really criticism the Packers’ running game because the Pack barely attempted to run. This game does nothing to prove the Packers need another RB or a stronger running game. Actually, this game would do the EXACT opposite.

The Colts were 14-0 last year and made the SB with the 31st ranked rushing offense in football.

Granted, they do play in a dome. It is logical to have concerns about the offense when the weather turns bad.

The Packers had few penalties in the 1st two games. So, again, terrible game against Chicago, but it might be an aberration, not the norm.

The Packers need Bulaga and Lang as their tackles. Sometimes the future comes sooner than you expect. The time is now.

I was standing right there and I had a pretty good indication of what happened. I did see the defensive back’s foot swing out of bounds, so I was just hopeful that the officials maybe saw that his foot may have hit. It was 2:18 [left to play], I had two challenges left, and that was obviously a huge play in the game that maybe we could swing our way.

Follow up question that should have been asked:

So you saw what happened and hoped that under slow motion instant replay, that the replay official might see something that didn’t happen? Did you consider how important that time out you were wasting was….you fucking assclown.

(Did you consider letting them score on their last drive to give your offense time on the clock to come back?)

No I did not. I did not consider letting them score at the end. I felt that if they missed the field goal, we’d win the game. It was talked about, but that was not the decision I went with.

Follow up question: So what you’re saying is that you think the probability of Robbie Gould missing an extra point-length field goal, is greater than your offense’s chances of taking the ball the length of the field with over a minute left? You fucking sorry sack of shit.

Fucking reporters are candyass too.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mike-McCarthy-must-go/150928431613335?ref=ts

The bears players introduce themselves. And, believe it or not, Rogers buys them dinner!!! I couldn’t hear the whole convo but I did hear a quote from the bears player “that bitch just bought us dinner”…”don’t you only do that after you lose?”

I get the gentleman thing, but damn Aaron, don’t buy your biggest rivals/enemies dinner before the game.