conversely, this will be the 3rd game the packers have lost this season where they haven’t punted. that has to have never happened before right?

Simmons dropping a "my son likes jazz" and then just moving on. Perfect. No notes.

Any time you can have Luke Musgrave block Jaelan Phillips one-on-one on a must-have play, you gotta do it.

Every single Packer fan knew the patented shotgun handoff to Jacobs and hope he breaks a tackle to get 2 yards was coming there. Shocking the Eagles knew too.

Just how large is the Emanuel Wilson swing pass section of the play sheet and how do we excise it?

Packers homer responding with kind intentions. How can you look at this and not have Jordan Love on QB Island? Is it potentially recency bias because he was just on bye so everyone forgot how good he was in weeks 1, 2, and 4? OL has been a mess, run game isn't working, missing Watson and Reed.

Only 3 TDs defense allowed in two games was in 4th quarter when up by 2+ scores. That has to be pretty uncommon historically, before even considering the QBs/offenses they did it against.

Guy hits clutch shot after clutch shot, makes the right basketball play nearly every time, lets the game come to him, and is fucking fun as hell, but I have to hear Richard Jefferson blather on all NBA Finals game 1 about "is he being aggressive enough?" We are a dumb culture.

TGL is like the NFT of sports. Feels so fake and contrived. Convinced they're paying these celebrities to be there. Pushing the tip of future #1 NBA draft pick to ESPNU and a top 3 team playing at Arizona to likely a 10:40 tip. A real "what are we doing here" situation.

Ahh got it. Wasn't sure if it was due to BPI and WAB updating at weird times. Weirdly, the only one that still looks off is your personal Torvik rankings on the Teamsheet page. Noticed it when I was looking at Tenn, Alabama, ISU, Illinois, Florida ranks.

Never understood why NBA doesn't go like college BB and not count heaves as official shots unless they go in.

anti-hot bias and anti-"good at challenges" bias is a venn diagram that might just be one circle at this point. don't understand why winning immunities is viewed as a negative or "easy way out" by some in survivor community. the goal is to survive each vote and immunity is viable way to do it

Don't remember where I read it, but apparently there's a rule that for divisional matchups, at least 1 has to be on their conference's network, so in this case FOX. Because the first matchup was on CBS, this one has to be on FOX. I'm guessing flex to 3:25 is more likely.

As Packers fan, I wanted them to go for it. If he kicks it there, best case scenario for GB is OT. If they go for it and fail, opportunity to win in regulation becomes available.

Still kills me to see this run on all-22. Don't think Jones realized he had blockers in front of him if he just cut up field at the 30 or so instead of running diagonally. A real what-if for that game