Rodgers goes out after the game and says he wants to play next week. Can't fault the guy for wanting to cling to any last hope of saving his job and somehow going out on top. But this is where leadership has to understand that there are competing interests here and what Rodgers wants may not be what's best for the team.

Letting 12 back on the field because the team isn't mathematically eliminated from the playoffs - rather than putting Love out there for true evaluation - would be as criminal as bringing back Joe Barry as DC next season.

Thanks, TGR. Always look forward for snap counts.

Seemed like Love played more then 10 snaps. I thought he looked good. Wonder what will happen when the D plans for him? Hope we find out. Don't think we lose anything if Rodgers is playing poorly and hurt.

Can't win a football game if you can't win in the trenches.

' It wisdom of using both second round picks to draft Watson remains to be seen, but I cannot help thinking this season might have been different had Watson been healthy throughout training camp.'

I agree. Plus if he was healthy during the season as well. In addition, what would the season have looked like if he would have caught that first pass from Rodgers against Minni in the first game.

The defense couldn't tackle my grandmother. I don't believe the 15 missed tackles - I suspect it is more than double that number. Quay Walker got juked by Hurts at least four times. Lowery needs to go and the Packers should be giving Wyatt more snaps for the rest of the season. Others noticed this and I agree - Clark looks like his left arm is hurt and he is protecting it. And Barry and the entire defensive coaching staff needs to go - now.

The offensive line looked decent last night and that was against a pretty good and deep Philly D-line. They opened holes for the run game and protected well in pass pro. Dillon looks so much better when the QB is under center and he can get a running start. I liked what I saw of Love during his brief appearance. He was composed and threw accurately in a pressure situation. The Packers need to sit Rodgers and find out what they have in Love. And Watson looks like a blossoming star - great speed and good hands.

What is no sense for me that Watkins ("Packers one) got 4 snaps and Toure 2. They robbed Toure for those 4 snaps. Stupid on all accounts.

Jordan Love did well. He did not shake the earth, but entering the game under circumstances that Packers was trying to catch the deficit I say he play very good. Some of his throws was slighty behind the receivers, but still good enough to be catched (Lazard and Cobb). Ball to Watson was on spot. Two incomlete passes was under pressure and to well covered receivers, so the passes went out of their reach.

I would like to see Jordan Love playing complete game vs very good D. It will be only way for Packers to properly evaluate him. This short time showed promise that he would be at least over average QB.

What a find was Ford. True hitting S.

I still can't get over the differences in snaps...closing in on 2:1. If you'd told me that would be the breakdown in snaps, I would've expected the Packers to have lost 45-14 or the like. Thanks to fortuitous field position, the Packers wrangled 33 points...on 49 snaps. Wow...where has this offense been?

Hollins played hard and seemed to play fast. He seemed to be setting the edge OK. Might be a nice find off the waiver wire.

The yd/route (and routes run, in general) is a nice add TGR. Thanks for adding this for our benefit. Always appreciate the snap counts and the fast turnaround on the article, friend!

There is something wrong in the front 7. That was clear last night. Too many wide open run lanes into the second level. The DL is broken, particularly on the right side, but so too often was the protection behind it. This is a familiar theme and it can not be all on Walker.

I see it as partially the wrong mix of people on the DL. We just need to be more stout. I’m not sure what’s up with Clark, but if he’s playing that role his loss of weight seems unhelpful. Slaton looked better in the middle. Overall though, it just looks like a group that is not playing as a unit. The front 7 looks like our secondary has all season. There’s something wrong at the schematic and coaching level certainly in both areas.

I see no great upside in replacing Barry mid season when there are few available alternatives and while we have the same Head Coach. However, I think it’s got to the point where the extent of the issues probably mean it has to happen, just to stop the rot and loss of confidence. Barry is a dead duck, just give Gray the reins for now.

If this team keeps LaFleur, I don’t see things changing. It’s a team that reflects his character. Any new HC needs to bring his own people in. I’m not sure how many of any of the coaches have earned a return next year.

Love moved the game much faster than Rodgers and that, in a very brief snapshot, seemed to help the receivers and challenge the coverages. Could it be that the Rodgers approach is helping Ds as much as he thinks it helps him beat them? Love also appeared to be going through his progressions. If the game position were different, I wonder if he’d have run a few too-looked like there were some easy first downs on the ground available a couple of times.

Lazard was mostly a non factor again. I think he’s better not on the field with Cobb. We need more speed and I’d rather see Cobb at this point and youth. We need players who can make things happen out there. It was good to see Jones actually running true WR routes. He’s better than Watkins. I’d like to have seen him with Toure and Watson as a group. More speed, more suddenness and ability to get open and capitalize on spaces opened by Watson.

Rodgers is already lobbying to play against the Bears. I think that it’s time for the team to accept that the mathematical sliver of a chance is no excuse for not starting Love and with a game plan for him. Rodgers would need to be truly healthy to even justify debate at this point as I see it. He’s not.

The Eagles have a good offense, best I've seen this year. The offensive line is the best I've seen this year, and it's something I wish the Packers had. Not just a decent line, but the best in the league.

This was our best offensive game of the season, and our worst defensive game of the season. I'm not going to name names because when you give up 40, there's quite a few people involved in that. Two short fields didn't help. But the main damage was done right up the middle with the offensive line just pushing us out of the way.

I had speculated that at some point Rodgers would have an injury that would require him to sit, and now we have it. He had a good first half, but accomplished little in the second half, and it was good to see Love come in and play well in a brief appearance. I'm hoping we give Rodgers at least another week to heal.

Despite this disappointing season, I think we'll rebound quickly, as we have from our previous disappointing seasons over the last 30 years. We have some good talent on this team.

I guess the top brass saw Quay Walker's speed and did not check enough film to see if he could tackle running backs. He is quite simply a liability in the middle, and teams will run over our middle to their heart's content. Another weak draft, except for some possible finds in the later rounds.

When the Steelers draft defensive players their first check is if they can tackle. Ours is RAS. It’s nice to cover ground but to rush and then miss the tackle creates big plays. But why are we still playing two down linemen when they are running down our throats? Easy access to our second level for their O/l..

Need a new Center! Myers is too slow. Does not pick up the stunts. Pressure is coming right at him.

Last night's game reminds me of a game couple yrs back against San Fran. Remember the name "Raheem Mostert" ?. He ran for over 220 yds and 4 TDs against GB that day, and he has been in the NFL since 2015, with a career rushing just over 2100yds. GB's problem against the run had been a problem for yrs. A journeyman like Mostert looked like a HOF player running against GB.