The Good or Great: Michah Parsons no question best d player since Reggie White.

The Bad: MLF his play calling continues to be awful I think he just tries to show he is way a head of everyone with some great cooked up scheme. Wilson's play after timeout was perfect example. Kesion Nixon works so hard but never fails to pick up crucial penalty is games hope is off season they address CB's certainly weakest part of defense.

Ugly: Hobbs he is terrible this was not a good signing cut Monday morning, Ballentine or Vallentine or Rasual Douglas if he still is out there. Cut your losses,

I hope they never face backup QB again this season, these guys are killing them. Lack of respect who knows They made this career backup look like Dak out there 3 step drop bam threw only couple of bad ones.

Cards coach giving the ball back GB lucky they didn't get 1st down

Hobbs is strictly a slot guy, trying unsuccessfully to play outside. Gute hit a grand slam with Jacobs and McKinney but seems to have struck out on Hobbs and Banks. But, we don't win this game if Gute hadn't pulled the trigger on Micah Parsons.

#29 has been disappointing. #33, not so much but may be getting sucked into #29's habits.

Yes—right. The game is becoming a zebra fest. A contest between the officials and their crews for the most (and game changing) calls. It makes me see yellow.

Going for the FG to lose the game in the final minutes would be "smart?!?"

Ok boss, TIL

First off...
...any failed 4th down play is a bad call...?
...I need to see the replay again, but I thought there was an open guy underneath on that 4th and 5, and Love went up top. There wasn't just the long ball in the pattern, but that's the route Love threw. LaF calls the plays, but Love makes the reads and throws the ball.
...I don't think they had any faith in Havrisik's leg at that point. A 55-yard kick by your PS kicker in that stage or try to move the ball and score? In retrospect, if Havrisik kicks and hits it or if Doubs catches the pass, it's probably an entirely different ball game. It's all speculation, of course, but Arizona sputtered on the following drive and punted, by the way. Giiving them an extra 7 yards on a missed FG might have changed the complexion of that possession.

"On the last touchdown drive, MLF went for it on 4th & 2 & got the 1st down on a longer route (and the series ended with a TD); but the smart play would have been a FG."

I didn't want the Packers to give Arizona the ball back in a tie game with 2:30 to go and all their timeouts. The way the defense was playing, that's a losing recipe. I absolutely supported going for it on that 4th and 2.

"The AZ coach's bad choice cost him the game. "

Yes, that was a poor call on your own side of the 50 with a 3 point lead and 6 minutes to play. You punt that ball, try to pin the Packers deep, and play defense. It's gutsy if it works, and they probably win if they get the first...on top of that, I wouldn't like the QB sneak call if I were an Arizona fan, but as a Packers fan, I loved it.

To make the Hobbs thing even more of a head scratcher, CV played a total of 2 snaps other than ST. "Too obvious" to let CV play outside, at least enough to reduce Hobbs' workload coming off injury so he has a fighter's chance to be near his best at the end of the season.

Now? Moving Hobbs strictly to the slot seems necessary, at least until he regains his top speed - if injury is currently hampering him.

So we have the best backup QB in the league and now a great backup kicker. Meanwhile our elite safeties disappear and CB and DT get torched.

We're lucky to scrape by with a win, WAY too much of a nailbiter, but figuring out how to win on the road and with the added adversity of being stuck on the plane for 5 hours before being able to take off - ain't nothing.

There's hope this team will turn it around but tougher games are fast approaching.

GPG!

Packers 20-17 all time against the Steelers.

Wow, you're right! That's a;record just made to be broken :)

Every loss brings you one game closer to your next win.

"U- lefluer unable to get disciplined play outta his players. Look for 10+ penalties to be a continued pattern."

It has been since 2022.

Agreed. Look around the league at all the upsets and odd game scripts. Arizona might have been 2-4, but all of their losses were by 4 points or less, and all but one of their games has come down to the last possession or two. I don't know what people expected, but it wasn't based on who the Packers were actually playing.

A road win is a gem, even if it doesn't look bright and shiny.

Now, Gute, see if you can get Calais Campbell from them for a song.

Edgerrin Cooper was all over the field yesterday.
...someone needed to be.