Yes, who ever his replay offical should be canned.

This is not the first bad challenge of the year.

Its a reoccuring problem.

Maybe slocum could fit that role instead of the one he is currently in.

win-win

Everybody needs there vision checked on those fields. How many times do you see an official standing within 5 feet from the play, staring right at the incident and then make the wrong call to be later overturned? This play happened on the Packers sideline and McCarthy along with a few other coaches were standing right there within 2 to 10 feet of the play, and nobody could see what happened until they viewed the replay on TV.

I said it at that time, but that challenge reeked of desperation by McCarthy and Co. In their minds, it was worth the challenge. No one else agrees, but hey they feel alright about it apparently.

Not sure how heavily the coaching staff relies on viewing the jumbotron replay at the stadium, but in the coaches defense almost ZERO questionable plays were replayed on the big screen at Soldier field. Was at the game and it seemed like any play that was flagged or had a questionable call, the replay was not shown, perhaps in an attempt to prevent McCarthy from challenging? Regardless, our coaches in the booth need to get this right.

I could not believe he challenged that call, I thought that maybe he did it to stop the clock, but in the end they lost a timeout. Clock management seems to be an issue, but not only with the Packers, but other games I have seen. You'd think with all the folks on the sidelines someone would be thinking about clock management, but it seems in some case to be an after thought.

Yea, right. McCarthy needs to man-up and take responsibility. That was HIS call. Very bad sign when your HC can't take responsibility, while he demands the players be accountable. He choked and wasted a TO.

" I'm sorry, but whoever looked at the video and STILL told McCarthy to challenge should be FIRED. Yesterday. "

Not an alarmist! ...... Like that challenge in and of itself decided the entire game ......... Come on, you're better than resorting to the dreaded "F-word" .......

Forget the Bears game ..... It's history ..... I'd like to see some analysis on how GB feels they can play the rest of the season with a defunct running game ..... I don't want to see AR sacrificing his health diving into the endzone because GB has no effective RB .... It'll only get worse as opponents focus strictly on stopping AR ...... BJ, Kuhn & Nance as the RB trio is going to get AR killed .......

An alarming thought ......

However, in the end, it was the Packers special teams and yellow flags (not a red one)that lost the game.

Yes, please fire whoever made the decision and hire me in their place. I've watched thousands of NFL games in my lifetime and can absolutely tell the correct call (as allowed within the rules). You don't have to pay me all that much, but you'll sleep better at night knowing that's one last thing to worry about.) Call me the Assistant Coach in charge of eliminating dumb ass decisions!

Packers need to learn the "I'm hurt" move that Briggs used on all questionable plays to let the booth get a clear look. It's brilliant.

But that challenge...with Kuhn in anguish right on top of the play..an odd one. But better now than in January.

What if that person was Capers? haha I guess we should fire him.

But the other view is you can't challenge inside of 2 minutes, right? We were seconds away from that timemark. You can't carry over available challenges so why not? Just sayin'

Yes, you're right. Good point. You had me at "insanely"

Wow-- Are the packers taking applications for booth reviewers?