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Sorry for the type O's.
That's why I am not a writer.![]()
Here are the stats that matter.
Offense - scoring rank = #5 27.4 points per game
Defense - rank = #3 16.2 points per game
Scoring Differential rank #3 +11.2
I would agree with Kaye, though. The 3rd down percentage does need to improve for the offense. We have plenty of time until playoff time; however, if we do not get better on third downs offensively it could haunt us come the playoffs.
Thanks for the acknowledgement, Half.
I think I just need to do more of theseand everything will be ok.
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I'm a little late to the party here, but just got home from Green Bay last night
Haven't seen any mention of the crowd here but being there in person, that was the loudest overall game I've been to at Lambeau (out of 9 games I've seen there). The crowd was great from start to finish. With the way the D was playing, from my little corner of the stadium there it seemed like people were more excited to see them than the O. Clay was flying around and delivered one of the most punishing, clean hits I've ever seen on a QB, driving his helmet into Foles' chest while 78K people audibly gasped.
Aaron was off, and as he goes, so goes the offense. I won't argue that the receivers weren't getting open, but at some point he has to throw to a receiver that isn't open and see if they can make a play. Ty Montgomery is built like a brick you-know-what house in person, looked to me like Greg Jennings in person but noticeably more muscular. He's going to be a good one.
After the game the Wisconsin band came out onto the field for the 5th quarter and that was awesome. Temps in the 70's, great win by the home team, then seeing them play and getting into a bunch of photos with those kids when they put down their instruments and did the Lambau leap. Just the type of thing you won't see anywhere else in US pro sports.