-Special teams: Wow. That was a welcomed change.
-Rodgers looked decent. His two interceptions were terrible.
-Nice pass rush. Five sacks. Especially nice to see pressure up the middle.
-CM3: Relentless
-I never want to face Michael Vick again.

I don't disagree with much of what you said, but I hope people don't miss the forest for the trees. Despite the off day offensively, they still had a 17 point lead early in the 4th Quarter, and 27 points on the board. They won on the road, in a place they haven't won in 48 years, and did it with 1/2 the starting secondary on PUP, their starting HB out with an ankle injury for 1/2 the game, and one of the worst performances from their starting QB in nearly a year. Given all that, I think coming away with a win is significant.

And to be fair, Clay Matthews needs to hang on to easy interceptions too!

Nice work Alex. Good point about Jennings. I disagree with you about Rodgers. He was too amped up, which is why he missed a number of easy passes that he would make at the spa.

What are we gonna do about the D-line? They played a 2 linemen set for most of the game.

Also, that just shows why you have 3 HB's on your roster. Brandon Jackson can't hit holes worth a darn.

I think this was a good game to have gone through for the Packers, at least from a mental perspective.

It reinforced quite plainly that the road to the Super Bowl won't be easy, and some obstacles won't be foreseen. But they were able to overcome the circumstances and pull their heads together for the win.

If they approach each game with this one lingering in their minds, then I hope it will make them prepare and focus that much harder.

The best thing about this game was the fact that the team adapted. Rodgers had an off day and Grant got hurt and they still managed to score enough points to win. On defense they planned for Kolb and lots of 2-4-5 and after 2 dlinemen got hurt they got Vick instead. And yet players stepped up and made plays. Raji and Pickett gutted it out. The coaches adjusted. This is the way playoff teams and championship teams play and adapt.

Great win.

The pass rush was awesome. The worse part was that Vick was the quarterback. It brought back old memorys of the day when Vick owned us hard at Lambeau in the playoff game. When I saw him break the 33 yard scramble I knew this game was about to suck hard. We still got the win, and thats all I care about. 9 more to go.

After watching highlights of Gameday on NFL Network. I have to say Michael Irvin and Deion Sanders must be allowed to be on the same program. These two knuckleheads are ruining that program and cannot shut up. Half the time I cant understand what they are saying because they are either laughing and talking over one another.

Yes, Rodgers had a bad game and his two INTs were terribly brent-like. However, I love that he's not overly emotional. If a RB is trucking guys and making plays, be emotional, yes. If a WR is having his way with a corner all night long (a la Plexico in the '07 NFC CG) then yea, get pumped. If a DE is running right through the line and wreaking havoc, by all means, be emotional. But I like having a level-headed QB who's not going to get over-excited until the obese-lady serenades the win. The QB position takes WAY to much concentration and focus. It also seemed to me that we were playing a prevent offense for much of the fourth quarter which isn't all that exciting for a QB.

Leave Harrell alone. Yea, he's come into training camp out of shape a few times and likely could have kept himself in better shape to reduce injury-proneness. That said, this guy just has the worst luck ever. It's not his fault TT reached for a guy with so many red flags back in his draft. Unless he doesn't care one bit, I'm sure he's 50 times more frustrated with his career than us fans are. He's obviously played his last snap as a Packer, but I would be at least a little happy for him if he can get healthy in a couple years and contribute to an NFL team.