Good stuff Al, thanks. I am stoked we have Willis...I like everything about that dude.

Now, the only request for Coach LaF is I hope he looks right into the camera (without blinking) and states firmly to the Philly coaches and players:

" You don't back baby in a corner".

He leaves the podium. It's as quiet as a church mouse... We got this!

GPackG,
Pantz " 32" waist 32" inseam " B

Thanks Al for the setup then video to reenforce the point.
Helps me fully appreciate your point.
How does one gain access to the "All 22"?
I love watching line play, both sides.
You don't get that from the broadcast.
GPG!

Some people’s heads are going to explode when they read that Al has said something positive about Rhyan.

Play 1, Love: It almost looks the football equivalent of a fadeaway jump shot--which doesn't work too well when your goal (the receiver) is moving ahead instead of being stationary like a basket. You would think Clements and the coaching staff would be able to correct this.

Willis: He still has a lot of untapped potential, and as pointed out, does some things better than Love. And in every one of his meaningful appearances, he has either won or put us in position to win.

Love blackmailed gutey and Murphy at training camp,they should have fined him and make an evaluation at the expiry of his contract, not giving him that massive extension!! They pissed on themselves out fear! Murphy and the good art had the knive by the side of the handle ,not the blade! Love will never reach levels of talent of Herbert or burrow, full stop!!

Moose mentioned during the game how good of a job the interior linemen were doing getting off their initial block and being effective at the second level.

The difference between a 3-4 yard carry and a 7-8 yard gallop.

l like QBs who step into their throws and rifle the ball. Love throws off his back foot more than he should.

Willis is absolutely an asset, we're lucky to have him, and we should keep him.

The line blocked pretty well. We moved the ball well but we didn't score enough points.

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I'm not at all disputing Love's back peddling, but I'm also not a 100% he wasn't throwing that one away.

Not that those guys are all world, but GB has a pretty efficient OL.

Sunday night, I saw one really calm QB, and another that looked like he was in panic mode. Very similar to Love and Dak in Dallas last year. Goff has simply elevated to another level. Detroit will be a very tough out in the playoffs.

Great point about him being shy in the pocket. I wonder if when you are designated, via a contract, the franchise QB (basically the franchise) you know that you are not supposed to take hits downfield. It might get confusing as to when you should and shouldn't take hits? Mostly kidding, the difference should be clear.

Eagles 34 - Packers 17... Packers are not playing their best football right now...

Rhyan is a better athlete than Myers so it makes sense to let him move up to the 2nd level while Myers tries to hold the fort against the big guys up front. I don't know about his aptitude for the position but ever since Wahle mentioned the possibility of moving Rhyan to center next year, and knowing he got quite a few snaps there in TC, I've been wondering if that's how it winds up next year. Does he have the mental makeup to make the line calls and adjustments is the big question. No matter how it shakes out I think they have their starting 5 on the team as long as Morgan has a full off-season to get stronger. What they really need is depth at T and competition inside.

Jonah Manheim out of USC is a total Packers type. Over the last three years he's played over 700 snaps at RT, over 300 at RG, over 750 at LT and last played over 800 at center. I doubt he can play outside in the NFL but he looks to have the versatility they look for inside. PFF has a 3rd round grade on him at this time.

It might have been Rhyan’s best all around game as a pro on Sunday. One of the few bright spots. One has to consider the opposition of course, but he’ may now be coming on. Recently he’s been good at one and not the other typically, but not both together.

I agree with you on Love. I also believe that this is a change from last year. I don’t know if the injury started it, or if it’s just developed. The best way to stop it would be to improve center play, both in terms of pressures and being pushed back into Love, which has happened a lot.

The promise Love showed in the Dallas game last year has not been borne out. His play this year has been mediocre at best. Ever notice how most all his throws either end up in the dirt or require receivers to make hard catches for a low ball. Al has shown us why this happens. So far Willis has quite simply played better ball than Love, but since they decided to pay Love they will play him, and we see what we are getting. Bad qb play.

Sorry JerseyAl, but not sure where to put this:

I have a darn good idea. Maybe raffle off tickets for 2 or 3 night stay at Corey's place which is a football's throw from Lambeau for the 2025 NFL Draft.

If I win, I promise to work on my aim, bring my pooperi spray bottle, CPAP, not even think about bringing a beautiful older lass "home" with me. No dad jokes or jokes that even come close to being distasteful. My own pillow (drool issues), and my own toiletries along with towels.

Don't say no yet, just noodle on it.

Thanks in advance,
Pantz

Love plays scared, you can read it in his body language, he looks overwhelmed out on the field. There's no fire like favre, favre would throw a deep interception, and the next play he'd throw a deep touchdown pass and then he'd run to the end zone to celebrate. Lafleur is too conservative, in this day and age of Dan Campbells, that's proven it's not going to cut it. Lafleur also looks lost on the sideline, not knowing how long of a field goal your kicker can attempt cost the packers the game. He's indecisive, conservative, incompetent in my opinion. The fact that it took until the last game of the year to win a coaches challenge tells you everything you need to know. I could go on and on.

My obs. When Willis casme in and they needed a first, he rifled the ball tonpick it up. Thought wow what a pin point throw and what velocity, Love couldn't have done that.
Loves passes are sqeemish and lack speed. I think it's one reason there are dropsies on this team, receivers know if they have to wait for the ball a defender will plant them.
They was a Willis or farve ball. Bullet pass to catch and turn upfield. Love doesn't do that.
I still think he is concerned about interceptions. When he got to 11, his passes changed and he started being selective throwing more short sure passes, often for little gain. Not to mention hee missed two games and tossed 11.

Confidence is the name of the game at QB, and Love currently doesn't have it. I believe that Lefleur and the other offensive coaches have put 'fear' into Love's game. Fear of interceptions. Fear of injuries. Fear of making a mistake. This has warped this young man into a tentative, conservative, anxious player who has no confidence in his game. This team will not beat a really good opponent with their QB in this state. Expect an early exit for the Pack against Philly and a long rough offseason unless Love has the gumption to stand up to the pressure and start cutting it loose. It's the only way...