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Game Recap: All Packers.com coverage

Posted by Ricky Zeller on October 8, 2012 – 10:03 am

Recap of all of the Packers.com coverage of the Packers 30-27 loss to the Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium.

INTERCEPTION THE BIG PLAY IN PACKERS LOSS: http://pckrs.com/qbgz

ALL WE HAVE ARE QUESTIONS: http://pckrs.com/bfgz

GAME NOTES: Crosby said “Kick was weird”: http://pckrs.com/6875

LOCKER ROOM REPORT: Packers had no answer for Wayne: http://pckrs.com/cgj9

PHOTO GALLERY FROM TODAY’S GAME: http://pckrs.com/by3v

VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS: http://pckrs.com/vuh9

GAMEDAY CHAT WITH PACKERS.COM WRITERS: http://pckrs.com/fz4b

POSTGAME VIDEOS:

QB AARON RODGERS: “We didn’t play well in the second half”: http://pckrs.com/r7by

COACH MIKE McCARTHY ON “A disappointing loss.”: http://pckrs.com/25h6

K MASON CROSBY ON MISSED FIELD GOALS: http://pckrs.com/44ez

WR JAMES JONES: “A lack of focus.”: http://pckrs.com/gf2t

OLB CLAY MATTHEWS: “We’re not where we need to be.”: http://pckrs.com/6e9s


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16 Responses to “Game Recap: All Packers.com coverage”

  1. By T on Oct 8, 2012 | Reply

    Instead of fighting to win games might as well play for number one pick and blow it on a kicker

  2. By Canadian Bill on Oct 8, 2012 | Reply

    All is not lost. The season is young. Just have to tighten up in the secondary and score more points. It will all come around

  3. By Larry Steinbach on Oct 8, 2012 | Reply

    I have been a Packers fan since I attended High School in New London, Wisconsin some 45 years ago. Even though I live in Park City, Utah and work in Vancouver, B.C. I am and always will be a Packers Fan. That doesn’t change my disappointment for what seems to be a Packers theme over the years, namely conservative play. Last week a fake punt may have made the difference, but against Indianoplois I didn’y see much different. The coaching staff needs to be more imaginative. What worked to make it to the Super Bowl one year doesn’t necessarily do it the next year. Show us some imagination! Don’t be predictable. That means both Offence and Defence. There are eleven games left to show us what the Packers are made of. GO PACKERS.

  4. By Bret on Oct 8, 2012 | Reply

    I wonder if Mark Tauscher & Chad Clifton are busy?

  5. By Junior on Oct 8, 2012 | Reply

    i see the rest of the season being a disaster for the team they will finish off as a 7-9 team at best

  6. By Brian on Oct 8, 2012 | Reply

    Wow. I’m glad no one gave up on them in 2010 when they started 3-3. Oh wait, people did give up on them.

    Come on. We’re better fans than this. I expect this negativity from Vikings fans.

  7. By packerhead on Oct 8, 2012 | Reply

    Sheilds needs to b on dime package only.TT needs to open purse strings. 6-7 rookies arent the anwser on d. Capers needs some new blitz packages that actually work. Sign a fa every now an then.

  8. By o,brotha! on Oct 8, 2012 | Reply

    Saddened to hear from Chris Collingsworth on Sunday Night Football that Charles Woodson is the most penalized defensive player in the NFL this year. Can’t have this from a veteran leader.

    The whole civilized world knew Reggie Wayne was going to get the ball and yet, could not stop him.

    Kept hearing how the genius of Capers complicated schemes would confuse, rattle, and school the “Rookie” QB.

    Looks like reality IS stranger than fiction!.

  9. By Patricia Martinkovic-Pascuzzi on Oct 8, 2012 | Reply

    HANG IN THERE COACH MIKE M., AARON R., & the rest of you phenomenal GBP FOOTBALL PLAYERS & COACHES! You’ll get your football “mojo” back if everyone keeps working hard TOGETHER, AS A TEAM, NOT AS INDIVIDUALS. YOU HAVE PROVEN YOURSELVES, so we know you can do it!

    Hope these VINCE LOMBARDI QUOTES HELP YOU as they have helped many others:

    1. “It’s Easy To Have Faith In Yourself and Have Discipline When You’re A Winner, When You’re Number One. WHAT YOU GOT TO HAVE IS FAITH AND DISCIPLINE WHEN YOU’RE NOT A WINNER.” -V.L.

    2. “It’s not whether you get knocked down, it’s whether you get up.” -V.L.

    3. “The good Lord gave you a body that can stand most anything. IT’S YOUR MIND YOU HAVE TO CONVINCE.” -V.L.

    4. “Fatigue makes cowards of us all. The real glory is being knocked to your knees and then coming back. That’s real glory. That’s the essence of it.” -V.L.

    5. “Practice does not make perfect. Only PERFECT PRACTICE makes perfect.” -V.L.

    6. “Winning is a habit. WATCH YOUR THOUGHTS, they become your beliefs. WATCH YOUR BELIEFS, They become your words. WATCH YOUR WORDS, they become your actions. WATCH YOUR ACTIONS, THEY BECOME YOUR CHARACTER.” -V.L.

    7. “I have been wounded but not yet slain. I shall lie here and bleed awile. Then I shall rise and fight again. The title of champion may from time to time fall to others more than ourselves. But the heart, the spirit, and the soul of champions remains in Green Bay.” -V.L.(?)

    PROUD TO BE A GREEN BAY PACKER FAN whether the PACKERS are the World Champions or at the bottom . . . PACKERS WILL ALWAYS BE #1 to me!

  10. By Scott 1956 on Oct 8, 2012 | Reply

    No matter what, with no offensive line, you won’t be going anywhere!

  11. By Tou on Oct 8, 2012 | Reply

    i hate it how this team claims but doesn’t play 60 minute football. they always quit and go 3 n out and what not. and they always get overcondident with a big lead. that sucks man. im not saying throw on every play but u dont have to always run the freaking ball on 3rd & 8 or something!!!!

  12. By george pack on Oct 8, 2012 | Reply

    The coaching is horrible…never’s been pro-good.. The buck stops with all of them. No real talent trying to coach talent..lmao it’s so easy to see m.m…take the fall..don’t waste anymore career time pls.

  13. By VanDad84 on Oct 8, 2012 | Reply

    Matthews and Woodson are the only two defensive players that show a consistent level of play game after game. Thompson, you have to redo the offensive line so Rodgers doesn’t get severly injured. The other nine defensive players are poorly skilled players who let our opponents score at will. I have written off this season already and probably the next two until Thompson does something. Very sad, hard to watch the Packers play with a poor offensive line and a porous defensive.

  14. By george pack on Oct 8, 2012 | Reply

    Mr. M.M. every team’s play on the field reflects the coaching…when you watch your game-film playback, you are seeing your work..maybe you should watch all the film you can get your hands on of, the late great V.L…………”CONSISTENCY”

  15. By AZjeff on Oct 9, 2012 | Reply

    I told you the Pack lacks talent this past summer and I got killed. Build through the draft, what a joke! That is code for “we are cheap”. They are doing to Arod what they did to Farve in his prime. Alex smith gets a great OL. Frank Gore, Brandon Jacobs, Kendal Hunter, Mario Manningham, Randy Moss, Kyle Wilson, Vernon Davis Michael Crabtree and Arod gets 2nd worst OL in league, no RB, Greg Jennings and a bunch of overrated WRs, jermichael Finley who never came back from injury and Kuhn. What a joke. Granted it’s an upgrade from Billy Schroeder and Antonio Freeman but come on TT spend some money.

  16. By northerner on Oct 9, 2012 | Reply

    Can’t believe this game should have been an easy win. All the young talent at D Back couldn’t get it done against one colt receiver all day. The OOOHHHH Line looked FLATFOOTED AGAIN. A-rod looked shell shocked the whole second half. Butterfingers hurt his shoulder and dropped about three that could have helped. In fact most the receivers dropped passes. I thought they practice catching passes most of the week???? Just another total second half collapse. Lets not forget Mason’s inaccuracy in getting it through the uprights twice. Will have to find other things to do Sunday’s since the pack has fallen apart. Go Pack….

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