***Packers at Colts -1.5 (52.5)***

[Ministry of Pain 5,383]

The line has moved from GB being a 2.5 Fav to where we are now, I like the Under if you believe in Colts D

 

Packers 24...Indy 17 

[Chicago Hooligan 869]

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Mike WellsESPN Staff Writer 

The Colts will be without starting right tackle Braden Smith after he injured his thumb in practice last week.

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Rob DemovskyESPN Staff Writer 

Allen Lazard, Kevin King and JK Scott are all active today vs. the Colts.

 

[KingPrawn 1,660]

Let's get this out of the way.

Packers with another call from the refs

[Chicago Hooligan 869]

If you look at just those last two plays and nothing else ever, Packers have an ELITE secondary. 

[Stompin' Tom Connors 4,242]

That was a really satisfying "donk" on that Hot Rod attempt.

[Stompin' Tom Connors 4,242]

Thinking that doing Lambeau Leaps as we've seen from both teams today after a score isn't the best idea in the era of COVID.

[Long Ball Larry 14,283]

Not a forward pass right?

[Long Ball Larry 14,283]

Not a lot of talk for a big gAme

[sho nuff 16,560]

LaFleur calling a really nice game.  Even the INT...if Rodgers sees that D he has a guy open underneath...well disguised D.  But the offensive calls have been very good.

[conlilnew 400]

Knew I shouldn't have gotten involved with the Colts backfield but Hines was out there just begging me to pick him up so I fell for it. 

Edited November 22, 2020 by conlilnew

[sho nuff 16,560]

Packers need to figure out that Pittman is the guy that will hurt them.  King needs to be shadowing him (or someone with help).  Jaire on TY and let the rest worry about pascal.

[sho nuff 16,560]

That above did not mean for Preston Smith to be covering the TE.

[beef 2,451]

Ya-Sin .  No hiding that PI.  

[sho nuff 16,560]

Just now, beef said:

Ya-Sin .  No hiding that PI.  

I like the being pissed...as if he wasn’t  holding the guy’s arm for 10 yards.

Hell of a throw there too.

[Mr.Pack 2,561]

1 hour ago, KingPrawn said:

Let's get this out of the way.

Packers with another call from the refs

No doubt no other teams would have gotten that completely obvious PI there.

[KingPrawn 1,660]

Is it in Joe Buck's contract that he has to mention Aikman is a Hall of Famer? Every game

[Ministry of Pain 5,383]

That Under doesn't seem very likely at this point

[Ministry of Pain 5,383]

3rd and 1, line up in the Shotgun...hmmmmm

[IHEARTFF 1,045]

Packers just melting down 2nd half. Ooh lucky on that holding

[sho nuff 16,560]

3 minutes ago, IHEARTFF said:

Packers just melting down 2nd half. Ooh lucky on that holding

Everything good in the first half went away.

Ive also had it with Pettine today...just completely awful.  Mental mistakes and a he inability to adjust to anything going on.  No pressure from n Rivers...coverage not even good...and getting run all over.  Preston Smith has been bad all gale and probably should be pulled from the field this week.

 

[KingPrawn 1,660]

Packers offense went into hibernation the second half

[Ministry of Pain 5,383]

I haven't seen much of Pittman after an explosive start, was 3 of 3 on his targets early on. 

[sho nuff 16,560]

And again...4th and 1 and tried going for it all.  Just stupid.

[Joe Summer 9,489]

That was a classic Mike McCarthy call on 4th down there.

[sho nuff 16,560]

Oh look, Preston Smith is offsides again.

And now 12 men on the D.

If Pettine wasn’t  on the hot seat... he needs to be.

Edited November 23, 2020 by sho nuff

[sho nuff 16,560]

Just now, Joe Summer said:

That was a classic Mike McCarthy call on 4th down there.

Green Bay McCarthy would have kicked the FG.

[beef 2,451]

Packers can't hack it against good teams.  

[Ghost Rider 6,203]

Going for it on 4th down looks a lot smarter if Rodgers hits the open man there.  He can't miss that throw.  But coming back in the 4th quarter against good teams is not really part of Rodgers' game, so I can't say I was shocked. 

[sho nuff 16,560]

1 minute ago, Ghost Rider said:

Going for it on 4th down looks a lot smarter if Rodgers hits the open man there.  He can't miss that throw.  But coming back in the 4th quarter against good teams is not really part of Rodgers' game, so I can't say I was shocked. 

Or do what every team in the league does...sneak it.  It was half a yard.

[cloppbeast 1,415]

I think you accept those penalties. 

[Joe Summer 9,489]

At some point the Packers need to start declining these penalties.

[IHEARTFF 1,045]

What do the Colts do here?  Long fg to go up 6 eek, go for it meh, punt ugh. A real Sophie’s choice. 

[sho nuff 16,560]

And then play so soft you give up enough a team should go for it there.

[sho nuff 16,560]

1 minute ago, Joe Summer said:

At some point the Packers need to start declining these penalties.

They did...

[Mr.Pack 2,561]

2 minutes ago, Ghost Rider said:

Going for it on 4th down looks a lot smarter if Rodgers hits the open man there.  He can't miss that throw.  But coming back in the 4th quarter against good teams is not really part of Rodgers' game, so I can't say I was shocked. 

It was a terrible playcall. You either bunch it up and run it or you go 4 wides and spread em out give Rodgers some options. Brutal play calling on both sides of the ball. Pettine is a freaking clown.

 

[Mr.Pack 2,561]

1 minute ago, Joe Summer said:

At some point the Packers need to start declining these penalties.

They declined all of them except the one on 1st down

[Ghost Rider 6,203]

Just now, Mr.Pack said:

It was a terrible playcall. You either bunch it up and run it or you go 4 wides and spread em out give Rodgers some options. Brutal play calling on both sides of the ball. Pettine is a freaking clown.

 

It wasn't the best play call, but the guy was open, and Rodgers had time to throw (the pass rusher didn't get to him until after he released the ball).  Rodgers just missed the throw. 

[Ministry of Pain 5,383]

Rodgers won't even see the field, wow

[IHEARTFF 1,045]

2 minutes ago, IHEARTFF said:

What do the Colts do here?  Long fg to go up 6 eek, go for it meh, punt ugh. A real Sophie’s choice. 

Great play call going for it to Hines

[sho nuff 16,560]

Just now, Ghost Rider said:

It wasn't the best play call, but the guy was open, and Rodgers had time to throw (the pass rusher didn't get to him until after he released the ball).  Rodgers just missed the throw. 

The pass rush completely affected it though.  the play was going to Adams deep.

[Ghost Rider 6,203]

I am shocked they didn't decline it to make it 2nd and 3.  

[cloppbeast 1,415]

"I wish I had taken those penalties." 

[sho nuff 16,560]

Just now, Ministry of Pain said:

Rodgers won't even see the field, wow

Least shocking thing ever with this D in the 2nd half.

Pettine running 5 and 6 DBs all game, getting no pressure on Rivers and having awful coverage.  Just failure in every phase of this defemse.

Preston Smith shouldnt have seen the field in the 2nd half 

[cloppbeast 1,415]

At least Packers coach learns from his mistakes.

[SengerCJ 961]

This is a mess

[sho nuff 16,560]

1 minute ago, cloppbeast said:

At least Packers coach learns from his mistakes.

It was the right call given the clock.  They had it at 3rd and 20.

Edited November 23, 2020 by sho nuff

[Penguin 1,158]

Colts deserve to lose after this drive

[Ghost Rider 6,203]

That is close. His arm was going forward, but the ball might have come out before it did so. I wouldn't want to be the one deciding this. 

[Houston turmOiler 159]

This looks comical following the box score. Is there really a hold on every play?

[SengerCJ 961]

Can we stop letting obvious incompletions “play out”