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[freakhappy]

Rodgers was not 100%, but that's not why they lost. I'm assuming everyone watched the ending to that game? Some crazy stuff happened and some bad coaching decisions throughout the game really crippled the packers. No doubt they probably lost the game more than the Seahawks won it, but I think the Seahawks are the better team overall and I'm glad we get to see this upcoming matchup.

Oh yeah...although i loved Scott's luck argument, I think anything that is determined improbable and then successfully occurs, would be deemed lucky. An onside kick would definitely be lucky if recovered. I think the Seahawks had bad luck when those two picks hit the receivers hands and landed right in the packer's hands.


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[clydepepper]

My Two Cents: I have not taken the time to read all the previous posts. My thoughts on the game were in place when the game ended.

I love my Packers. They played okay, which was good enough for most of the game. NOBODY saw the fake field goal coming- so give Seattle a bunch of credit for that! The momentum definitely shifted on that one play.

The Packer defense was great until almost overtime. They kept Wilson controlled until the two-point play that he made happen.

I believe Matthews was legitimately injured, but I can understand the 'Cutler comments'. Sherman, on the other hand, was out there with one arm.

Lynch's second half production was also very big.

Rogers brought them back enough to tie the game, but I think the momentum was still with the Seahawks.

In overtime, Seattle just made the plays and the Pack did not. No excuses, they just beat us. And, yes, they are, and were always, the better team. IMHO the Pack was playing somewhat over their heads.

I think Dez Bryant's catch was a catch and Dallas should have been there...They were also a better team.

I hope I'm not going to force another response from Scott by saying so, but I sure wish the better team had NOT won.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by freakhappy

Oh yeah...although i loved Scott's luck argument, I think anything that is determined improbable and then successfully occurs, would be deemed lucky.

Agreed. The Packers were lucky to be ahead when Seattle made their comeback.