The good: It's a nice "W"
The bad: couldn't see the game (yet, will watch on NFL rewind) in my (Tucson) area
The Ugly: Hated to hear about misc. injuries to the Packers

The Good: The balanced offense. We probably should have put up 40.

The Bad: How the refs called Stokes for a marginal PI penalty meanwhile Gary was getting absolutely mugged.

The Ugly: Picking up the flag on the Rodgers trip by TJ Watt.

I hate that this is the second week in a row where my mind is spent almost as much on the reffing as the players. I realize the game is fast, but it really does have a sketchy feel at times.

Good: Cobb
Bad: Rodgers a pedestrian, uninspired 20-36
Ugly: Injuries

Good😎. At the quarter pole, we’re 3-1 and in first place.

Bad☹️ The injuries are starting to add up. We’re missing multiple starters on both sides of the ball. Both starting corners are out. Savage got shook up.
Z is out. Barnes is out.

Ugly🤓. Not much. This is a good team, if it can stay healthy.

The Good: A big W, Cobb, OL, our punter, I'm a Packer fan.
The Bad: certain parts of our special teams, more injuries, run the ball more when putting the game away 12.
The Ugly: Watt's trip technique needs work, having to watch The Return ( Tom meets Bill again) commercials all week.

Good: Getting to watch the entire first quarter without one commercial break.
Bad: Defense once again starts the game off putting the Offense in a hole.
Ugly: Bad officiating again….

Good: Cranking out a boring win against an Inferior opponent
Bad: Not taking advantage of all the great opportunities
Ugly: Penalties and officiating

Good: The Packers O-line.
Bad: The Steelers O-line.
Ugly: The CBS announcers constantly telling us the Pittsburgh O-line wasn't very good and hadn't jelled yet because they were starting two rookies. And never mentioning that the Packer O-line was starting two rookies, a second year 6th round draft choice and a third year UDFA (and were missing two all-pro starters) and played very well against a very good Pittsburgh front seven. Sheesh....... You would think a little shout out to the Packer coaching staff for getting our very young O-line so well prepared might have been appropriate.

the good - The o line depth on this team is insane

the ugly- hoping Jaire is not serious this would be like losing rodgers on offense everything changes he can't be replaced

The good: aggressive defense despite all of the injuries. Stokes really seems to be coming along. And DID ANYONE SEE HIM PICK THE BALL OFF WHILE LOOKING AT THE GROUND??? THAT, WAS PRETTY COOL.

The bad: offensive miscues that really could've hurt had they been playing a more competent team.

The ugly: injuries and the return teams. When are they going to learn that not kicking the ball out of the endzone is 95% less effective than routinely forcing touchbacks?

Conclusion: this team is almost there and if not for all of the injuries, they could easily be one of the best teams in the NFL by now. Still a great team, but they need to put it together for 4 quarters.

The good, a punt downed inside the 5 or a 57 yarder from our own endzone. Just not sure which one makes me tingle more.
The bad. Reading headlines about the Steelers and then playing like you had the W before the game started. It seemed to me the GB kind played down to the level of competition in this game.
The Ugly. A Badger tripping a Packer and getting away with it. It sure looks alot like the officiating is in place to keep these games close.

Rodgers was borderline the bad in this one. He had a good collection of misses that could have ended this many times. He even skimmed one off of someone's helmet at the line of scrimmage on an open receiver 3rd down play.

But enough good to make this one comfortable and go 3 - 1 with 4 of the next 5 on the road.

Punter is the best move gunt has made in a long time
Very underrated

Good: AJ Dillon, OL, Kenny Clark, Rashan Gary

Bad: Cobb playing Steelers CB, changing play calls from DIva to often, Aaron Jones fumble

Ugly: Officiating, Big Ben, TJ Watt, lot of injuries

Good: A tie between Bojorquez and Dillon

Bad: Cobb and Adam’s vying for the same pass yards apart

Ugly: Tackling issues persisting

The Good...

Cobb...Not only did Randall score some much needed TD's but he made either three or four 3rd down conversions. I listened to several podcasts this past suggesting Cobb would get MVS's share of targets. Not his routes, his TARGETS. Between the 1st downs in week two and the 1st downs and TD's this week, he's PAID for his salary and the little draft pick they gave up.

The O-Line...I don't want to hear excuses from Steelers fans TJ Watt wasn't 100%. Big Yosh shut his ass down for the most part except for a HORRIBLE tripping call and WASN'T called. They called the one on Amos and not the one on Watt? What a bunch of BS.

Dillon... Wow... Now that was a way to close out a game. To bad Rodgers can't help himself from changing plays. Just give the ball to AJ... PLEASE!

3-1 after that week one start.

The Bad...

The injuries... I never thought I'd say it but the Packers will NEED Alexander next week or at least several guys to step up against the Bengals, a game I'll be at.

The Ugly...Hate to sound like everyone else but the officials have been horrendous. The tripping on Watt. The OBVIOUS hold on Gary on the same play Stokes got flagged for a BS PI.

The good: Cobb stepping up with MVS missing
The bad: Not running the clock down in the 4th.
The ugly: All the injuries to starters. Make the pain stop

Good: Cobb
Bad: Injuries
Ugly: STs , again. Hey Drayton! Tonyan can’t block 2 guys.

The Good: Rashan Gary jumping over offensive tackle and grabbing Big Ben for a sack!

The Bad: Shoulda Woulda Coulda of missed potential passes by ARod that woulda Blown out the Steelers!

The Ugly: Use replay and get the calls right! Old men officiating a young mans game—just terrible!

The Good: OL, AJ Dillon, A. Jones, Cobb, Aaron Rodgers, Kenny Clark, Rashon Gary, Stokes, Bojorquez, Campbell

The Bad: Oren Burks, Sumner, ESB, and Deguara. Deguara did not look assignment sure at all.

The Ugly: Officiating again. Ticky tack call on Stokes and terrible pick up the flag non-call on Watt tripping Rodgers. Injuries, especially Alexander.

BTW, the play call on the 4th qtr pass from Tonyan came in from MLF. It was not changed by Rodgers. It was a keep the foot on the gas and go for the dagger play call. It just didn't succeed. Had it done so no one would be accusing Rodgers of changing the play. When you know that your defense is playing well you can take those type. of shots to put the game away. The fact is that the Steelers never threatened in this game after their opening drive. Yes, Roth was off but our defense stuffed their ground game and kept pressure on Roth for the entire game. No one posts that Rodgers changed the play call on the third down sideline pass to Adams that closed out the game after the Steelers late TD. Interesting that when plays work it doesn't matter if the play was changed or not but when it doesn't work it must be because Rodgers changed the play. As I've posted before, "Amateurs focus on the play calls, professionals focus on execution", Mike Holmgren. GPG! Thanks Since '61

The Good: Cobb is back! Our running game is solid. Our O Line did alright, for the most part. Our D Line played very well, although against a weak Steeler O Line.
The Bad: A chippy penalty called on Stokes; Screwed up tripping/non tripping call on Watt. He locked his leg and was definitely trying to trip up Rodgers, which he did. Our LB crew needs some work. Easy to see that we miss Barnes.
The Ugly: NFL rules had Packers fans in western Wisconsin missing the entire first quarter of this game due to the Titans and Jets game going into OT. And that game wasn't even supposed to be televised in our area. This is the second time, in four games, that Packer fans in western Wisconsin had to miss the first quarter of the Packers' game due to another game going into OT. Next week, we won't get to see the Packers-Bengals game, at all, unless we go to a bar or buy a satellite dish, due to the vikings' game being televised at the same time. This is the first of 6 Packers' games we will miss because of television conflicts, this season, and we live in Wisconsin!. Fix this, Goodell!

good. another win
bad. rodgers keeping one eye on watt the other on the field. could have blown them out early but his passing was so so.
ugly. injuries to key defensive players. bad news if you need king back.

Good: Randall Cobb, the force is strong with.

Bad: A glacier, Ben Roethlisberger reminds me of.

Ugly: Jaire Alexander, I hate to see an injury to.