eff travis kelce, wanna be gronk...

bad call on the Ha Ha hit,it was all shoulder and bad spot on that 4 th and 17, but hey 10 point win against a good chiefs team plus I don't think Rodgers was sacked at all, nice win . 3 and 0 is nice .

Not even measuring for that play is unfathomable. Can you imagine the outrage if that was a drive to tie or win?

Love it, go pack!

I am a child.

- That second drive was a clinic in playcall and execution.
- Montgomery is amazing at drawing penalties. Maybe it's the only way DBs can slow him down.
- Rodgers.....that 12 man thing. That is way better than Seattle's 12th man thing.
- Props to the Eric Berry lymphoma story. That is a way better story than deflategate. Where the hell is the media on that one?
- Alonzo's first carry for 16 yards. Who wouldn't follow Sitton on your first carry?
- Pylon cam? What will they think of next. Cool vantage point.
- Clay is amazing in coverage. Among everything else.
- Palmer sniffin out screens.
- Really?! The HaHa penalty but not the Randall penalty for the same hit? Just be consistent.
- 7 sacks. I like the psycho and jumbo packages.........a lot......
- Every player that anyone has bagged on here, had a tremendous game. Keep the faith fans.
- We are watching greatness. Every week.

Dude Davante left for good after the first series. He has a high-ankle sprain.

You ARE drunk.

Think it was commending Adams for "getting out". Darn spell check. Hope Adams heals fast.

Only negative, a lack of fresh legs towards the end. A 17 play drive and rushing same four guys. No jarone coming in and spelling someone. Pass rush died out and pass defense showed its ugly head again.

Ok that Dline that Capers has got to go,play up on outside of guards and middle wide open??? No pass pressure up the middle,am I the only one that sees this??? Much more effective with Raji,Pennel and Daniels in the middle.They use this 10% of the time,We saving Pennel for Super Bowl time ????,what am I missing we

More importantly, how were the brats?

This was a dominating performance for the Packers. OL and DL dominated for the second week in a row. Chiefs should never have had their last TD. Their receiver was short of the 1st down by a yard. We couldn't challenge but the refs should not have blown that call because the Chiefs receiver wasn't close. Anyway a great team win for the Packers. Rodgers was unstoppable. Game ball to Daniels for sure. I would have liked to see Jayron Elliott get more snaps. Palmer continues to improve with every game. 3-0 on to the Niners. Go Pack Go! Thanks, Since '61

I don't understand why the zebras didn't at least stop to measure. The spot (even though shitty) still looked short, should have measured.

We gotta make sure that fruit basket includes pineapples. Maybe pomegranate. Something classy.

In all fairness to KC... They do have a good punter.

Barclay was serviceable tonight against the best pass rusher in the game. Bachitari was awful almost all night in pass protection. He spent more time in the pocket then Rodgers.

Alex Smith is just inadequate in almost every aspect of being a QB. KC will never string together playoff wins with him at QB no matter how good their def or running back.

Peppers plays too much. He just isn't productive this season. He needs to lose snaps to Elliott and/or Perry.

Rodgers coupled with that run game is a thing of beauty. No real way to defend this offense even with all the WR injuries.

I'm 100% OK with that last KC touchdown drive. They need 16 puts and you force them to use 17 plays, 4+ minutes and a timeout to score? I'll take that. Would have preferred the refs get the spot right on the Maclin catch, but oh well.

I was one who didn't think this would be a close one - I didn't see how KC had enough offensive threats to contend on the road. So I am surprised they made it even that close.

On offense Rodgers was clinical. With KC lining up 2nd string safeties on Cobb they may as well just waved the white flag. The offense is different this year. Gone is any vertical threat and its a short pass offense. When Rodgers is the trigger that can work well. Whether the short pass offense is a response to Nelson being gone or is just the new offense to keep Rodgers upright I will leave to someone not drunk to discuss.

On defense I looked right for the first half. The D looked fast and aggressive. They made KC look outmatched and made the big turnover to build the big lead. Then in the second half for some reason they blitzed. Why you blitz a team that could not move the ball and has limited receiving options I am not sure. But when the blitzes did not get home they left the young secondary exposed. And they let the QB get some rhythm and confidence. Burnett out always hurts this team but there is still work to do with all the youngsters back in the secondary.

Well the good will be pretty easy - Rodgers, Cobb, Daniels.

The bad - our ability to defend the middle on pass plays in garbage time.

The ugly - Colin Kaepernick - just getting ready for next Sunday.

The Great: Rodgers, Cobb, JJones, Daniels, Matthews; I thought JJones set the tone early. KC started to droop their ears every time Jones caught a tough ball and made yards after the catch.
Rodgers' hard count, and those orchestrated offsides strikes; astounding. The announcer Gruden was giddy over it.

The Good: bagfull of young defenders; JElliot, DRandall, NPalmer, and a little Joe Thomas thrown in as a 4 for the price of 3.
Call-out to Special Teams; MM made good on this promise to overhaul that unit. Its all but official; its improved. Coverages were great. Returns were solid, smart decisions, few penalties. Crosby is on top of his game. It was fun to watch that unit for first year in long time. Masthay is not shanking at least, but he's still lost something to his punts, I don't understand it.

The Good: Oline praise----3 in a row against Seattle and KC front 7 units.

The Bad: classic Capers soft defense in 4thQ.
Refs; how many flags? Then you add some more for fun of it? Overall, they were ok, but jeez, they seem too quick to flag legitimate hard hits.

I'll side with Dan. Concern would be too strong of a word. They were put away at 38-14. NFCCG was once in a lifetime event so we're covered for quite awhile.

MM will tell you he was concerned, but that was more for having young guys in there who gave up yards. Doubt he was actually concerned about the games outcome.

Lol Awesome.

Enjoy your hangover, Aaron;)

Just recover in time for revenge against Sixpickernick and SF next Sunday.

Well, Finley said it when Jordy went down: we're going to see how good Rodgers is. His receivers are dropping like flies, but he just keeps getting better. He's incredible.

Apparently there's so many good things to mention that we failed to say anything about Jamaal Charles only getting 49 yards. And much of that was in the garbage time.

For a team that can't stop the run inside or outside........that's pretty damn good.

We just survived three really good running backs in a row. Without arguably one of our best run stuffers on the sideline for two of those contests.

Fantastic TEAM WIN.

7:1 sacks, in our favor.

Rodgers just orchestrating shit even with no Jordy, Adams or Q (who has been quiet, but still... he trusts him).

Young DB's smoking mofos!

ST gave up one big return, but aside from that, good night.

Montgomery getting valuable OTJ training, will only benefit us down the road (kid will be a stud!).

That's all i got... I'm in the same boat as Aaron, and it's bubbly.

GPG

Great game. Great Run Defense. Good Pass defense. Good Pressure. Offense marched on a very good defense.

Damarius Randall over all had a decent game. He got worked a little bit in the second half, gave up a string of plays. He's a rookie. Decent game. Lots of room for improvement.. But boy, did he lay the wood on that one hit. Wow.

Oh, and Shields now has had two very good to exceptional games in a row. Even planted a guy in the backfield that looked a little woodson-esque in his tackling technique.

Aaron Rodgers... A special player. He makes everyone better.
James Jones... How he returned to the Packers will be a recurring and inspirational storyline all year.
The D-line... Playing great ball. Raji and Daniels playing like men possessed.
Matthews has an amazing motor.
It's fun to watch the rookies, Randall, Rollins, and Montgomery develop.
Joe Thomas may be small for an ILB, but he hits like a missile.
This team has the look of a champion!

You have to put some of the blame for the Macklin spot back on the Pack for being unable to challenge.

Offense is unstoppable, as long as #12 is healthy.

Had my Wiscodisco in a can in Lambeau, but I don't Twitter. The Amber version I had in the bar on Saturday was a better beer. Although the bartenders kept calling it Stillmark Brewery.

Lambeau is the best stadium. It is so great that I saw three Vikings fans there. And lots of Chiefs fans. What up Packers fans? Skip the internet and sell to friends, family, even that jerk at the office if you have to. Keep Lambeau green. You know it is the right thing to do.

I'll try to keep my excitement in check, but it's hard. They've played one pushover in week 1, and then 2 good teams (not great) in weeks 2 and 3.
They'll have a tough one after the break going to the Broncos. At that point they should be 5-1 or 6-0. The other real tough one is going to the Cardinals end of December, but there is a lotta ballgame left til then. Overall this team could go 12-4 or 13-3 this year. Good enough to win the NFC North and possibly home field advantage.
#12 is unreal. Greatness every week. I think Gruden wishes he'd be back coaching and have a QB like that :) I thought the D played well, given they've had a few more injuries. Thomas filled in nicely, and Palmer is a very pleasant surprise. How he tackled Charles despite being blocked by another guy when he had nobody behind him was astounding. Raji is a wrecking ball in there. Man he cannot be stopped 1-1. Randall and Rollins are a work in progress, but light years ahead of Goodson and whoever else is a rookie or 1-st year player at DB. Hyde s solid. Shields still ducked on the first TD for the chiefs. can't do that young man, be he improved later on.
montgomery is a LB in a WR body. So is Janis. And boy do I love when I see Ripkowski and Kuhn both on ST. Not afraid to hit someone. This is as talented a team as I've seen any Packers team, and I've seen quite a few...

Loved win,but can we keep pedal on gas once in a while for entire game.

LOL @ I am drunk!

I think we need to work on PLAYING a complete game. This THREE QUARTERS of Football at home has bitten us before and if we aren't careful will bite us again.

CONDITIONING is hard during the season and the COLD does help you with fatigue (in my opinion). We clearly didn't take Kansas City serious which is evident with the 4th and 5 debacle in the first half.

Gut reactions are: Holy crap Aaron Rodgers is the best QB to ever play the game!

Someone please tell the defense (players and play callers) that the game lasts all 60 minutes.

The only negative this year as a team is Timeout Management

Really nice team effort. Special teams looked good except that one long Knile Davis return (his bumble may have impacted the coverage).

I hate Jay "I blow in the wind" Gruden calling games, but he made a couple nice observations on the Packer receivers blocking downfield. Several plays where you could see the ball carrier coming up on Janis or Montgomery taking a DB out of the play. At some point, the Packers are going to have to turn Janis loose. He's going to get more play the next couple of weeks with Adams's balky ankle, and they need to use him to take the top off the defense.

Encouraging to see quality play from guys a little lower down the depth chart like Chris Banjo (Richardson was a healthy scratch?) and Joe Thomas.

A really good win that wasn't nearly as close as the final score implies.

How about play clock management in the BAD. We pissed away timeouts early in the 2nd half. It would have been nice to have one for the 4th and 18 ball spot

The biggest thing i liked that Packers did was the whole game they never took their foot off the gas for a min .........

Rodgers 25th in career TD's.
205th in career picks.

This twitter post shows well just how big an outlier he is and how amazing he plays the position.

https://twitter.com/fbgchase/status/648866716324204544/photo/1