Mahomes now needs to bundle MaHealth to his MaAuto - BOOM!

Go Pack Go!

Very impressive control of the Offense.
No stupid penalties.
Defense playing hard.
Love has his connection with Watson, health is an issue.
Doubs finds holes.
I've never felt so good about losing the total wins bet.
A little more aging and seasoning, wow.
This was the most winning football in any game this season.
This team is looking...dangerous.
PLAYOFF bound, for sure.

Both teams were the beneficiaries of bad officiating at the end.

Amazing how competitive this team is now they're playing two halves of football.

What about that guy...Jordan Love? Seems like just a few on here strongly questioned me about Jordan as QB1 in past 3+ years. Where are you now?

Great game to watch. Great to see the Packers bring the intensity again against another high-end team.

Interesting that their rules expert pretty much said the officiating fell apart at the end (starting with the personal foul on Owens). Still, they never call DPI in the endzone on an end-of-game hail mary.

The refs letting the "fumble" play out at the end led to the ejection of Pacheco, which I think was a pretty significant blow for KC.

Hopefully the Packers bring it again next week against a really bad Giants team. Watson looked like he was walking without a limp in the postgame handshakes, so hopefully it was just a scare and not anything serious.

What if I said I will bet you $100,000 that Detroit and Kansas City will not lead in the games? Would you have taken the bet?

I love when a team plays like a team. It looks like they are having fun and want to be playing football this time of year.

Congrats Green-n-Gold!

My apologies to Love.
My apologies to Dillon.
No apologies to Joe Barry.
Suddenly Tirico and Collingsworth(less) are criticizing the officiating —bite me!!
Musgrave (when he returns) and Kraft are going to be awesome.
Great win!
Go Packers!!!

We all know MVS misses that catch 11 times out of 10. No harm no foul!

Wow, this season has turned out to be way more fun than I thought it was going to be. These past few games have been great to watch! "Playoffs? Playoffs!", holy shit I think they can make it into the playoffs!

Absolutely a great, huge win for the Packers! Love has been the difference maker in the last 2 games. Dillon was huge in this game. The defense played great.
Fortunately the officials did not call DPI on Valentine coving MVS late in the game. The win makes the Packers the #7 seed in the NFC. They should be able to build on this win and reach the playoffs. 4 wins in the last 5 games, great job. Go Pack Go! Thanks, Since '61

First off , for all the football Gods and pundits on FOx and ESPN that picked the Pack finishing dead last at 4-13, or 5-12? Blow me For all the fair-weather fans out there that have been giving Love a rash of shit as he continues to grow, he just matched Rodgers win total for his first season as a starter, and still has five games to go. Team played well, d line did its job, we continue to win with key guys out injured, but most of all? The guys on the field believe in Love. Bogus call on the roughing Mahomes, but ref gave it back on the mugging of MVS. We beat the reigning Champs tonight and didnt have to listen to a lot of SwiftKe bs. GOPACKGO!!

Is the remarkable turnaround of the Packers offense in its emerging splendor due to LaFleur's illusion of complexity being increasingly implemented to the fullest extent during his tenure?
What a joy to watch!
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On the other side of the ball, calling a three-man rush should be a fireable offense.
Not only was it stupidly done on that key third-and-18, but also for the final two or three plays of the game.
Politely but positively show Barry the door.

Winners somehow get these wins. Great gut reaction comments on the game.

What a turnaround for this team. And with all the injuries! Was it just nerves that made Love 'so bad' in the early games? IDK but he seems to be pretty settled now. What a turnaround! I am wondering if the injury to AJ forced some more aggressive play calling that seems to be working. And these yound receivers can catch the ball if Love gets it near them. Confidence will only help these players grow.

How is the league going to fix the officiating?

Asking again, anyone going to the game next week?

The refs wouldn’t have thrown that flag for Love. That was a “you can’t hit the league’s most marketable player like that “ flag.

I absolutely Love how this young team is evolving together.

How about 'dem Packers?
Not to shabby..

Hey.. by the way... 11-6 is starting to look like it might be in the realm of possibility now, isn't it?
Still not likely... but... neither was bullying the Lions and putting up 29 on a KC defense that's averaging surrendering about16 ppg on the season for a win... in back to back weeks, no less..

GPG

Now thats the way to win a fight.

Mahomes in the post game on the non calls.. " yeah he might of gotten there a little early, but it's the end of the game and they're letting the guys play, I'm kinda all about that letting guys play at the end." Real dude right there. It's the truth. The last thing you wanna hear at the end of the game is announcers talking about fuckin non calls, and even worse is when they bring in the retired ref to put in his two cents about how you have to call that on mvs. No. You don't. It's the end of the game and he chucked one up, yeah like mahomes said Valentine was early, but mvs ain't making that play and Valentine went for the ball. That circus with Terry mcauly at the end is just bad for football man imo.

Pat McAfee might want to rethink his opinion regarding General Managers. So proud of these kids. GPG

There is no way I ever expected an in season turn around like this. I thought MLF was a dead man walking. It’s hard to believe it’s the same team. All of a sudden they are a lot of fun to watch.

Ill call it even on MVS no call. Chiefs got 2 huge calls on that drive they shouldn't have got. One the PF on the hit on Mahomes was total crap, but even bigger the pass out to the left that the Packer defender stopped the receiver going forward and even had him going backwards and ref called receiver out of bounds and stopped clock with 19 seconds left.

It would be very sad if the narrative on this game shifts to the missed PI call at the end of the game. It was a game the Packers controlled wire to wire and convincingly outplayed the Super Bowl champs.

A few weeks ago the Packers appeared to be a train wreck, arguably one of the worst teams in the league. Now they hold the final playoff spot with a weak schedule coming up. You don't see the torches and pitchforks anymore!

There's magic back in Green Bay again! This team reminds me of the Packers in the early-mid 90's when they were starting to find their groove.

Great, great win!

Can't remember the last time I was so excited for a 500 team win by the Packers. Just a lot of fun from start to finish. I was standing for the last 10 minutes of the game; I was too excited to stay in my chair. GPG! Playoffs sure seem to be a possibility with the new format the NFL put in last year.

But as for the actual football besides the endgame nonsense, lafleur really called a good game. He called a few key time outs too, once when love tried to catch the d off guard, but it looked like the Packers were also off guard and clearly needed to huddle., and another on D when savage was throwing his hands in the air cus clearly somebody was lost. The Packers had made mistakes earlier in the season in these same circumstances on offense and lafleur didn't allow that to happen the time. I also couldn't stand the 3 man rush on 3rd and 18, because mahomes had all the time in the world to step up and bait the safety's. So what does Joe b do? Sticks with that fuckin 3 man rush anyway. But... The players on D did enough to win, despite Joe b. Nixon, Valentine, Van Ness, enegbare, slaton, brooks, even ballentine. They have a lot of flawed guys that play hard with heart on that d and they are easy to root for. Especially considering the role players used to be guys like Lowery and Lancaster. Dillon ran hard at least. And I love these young wrs, how can you stop all those young wrs with love firing the way he is? This team is fun at least and it felt good to just be nervous at the end of the game for the first time in a while.

I'll admit, I gave up on Love after the Raiders loss. I predicted a Broncos win and was unfortunately right. But I also have to say that I wanted Love on draft night 2020 and cannot be any happier that he's turned things around. I believe now. He's going to be a Packer for a long, long time.

Right—LaFluer is acting like a coach on the sidelines and not a cheerleader. He called a great game—matching wits with Reid.

And Christmas comes early I love it! They keep getting better and better so they could be favorites in all of their remaining games 😲

Watson seems like a Ferrari that should be playing in warm weather, but they need a reliable 4wd in the frozen tundra. Too bad seems like a good kid 😢

Don’t watch the last KC possession as the young team tried to screw up just enough to lose but will be able to watch the list of correctable moments for the coaches and still have the W….win - win 👍🏼

The Packers beat the Chiefs the last time they were at Lambeau on 9/28/2015 by a score of 38-28. Tonight the Pack beat the Chiefs again 27-19. We are witnessing the growth of a young team learning to ball big time against NFL gamers. This is fun to watch.

But what a bonehead play by Owens ("Mr. Simone Biles") to hit Mahommes as he went out of bounds. He just wanted to impress his beau in the crowd. He nearly cost the Pack this game. Ya gotta play clean and smart. And Owens did neither!

Survived the last 50 seconds and escaped with the “W”. Packers have set themselves up for an interesting last month of the season, who would have thought that 40 days ago?

I feel like they are playing pressure free, with house money. And I still don’t miss Alexander.

I think it was last week, but it might have been two weeks ago, in the post game tv coverage Michael Strahan mentioned how the story was that Love spent three years on the bench learning the game. "I never learned a damn thing on the bench. You learn playing the game, and that's what Love is doing." (may not be exact quote.)

Seems like the entire team is learning.

Awesome game. Just amazing. PS real tired of ref ball...

Coaches appear to be coaching and players appear to be learning. I like taking the ball first ATTITUDE. Players are starting to believe they are better than has been reported. I'll say it again...We have a MUCH better WR group than most NFL teams right now-and were gonna get better. Heal up A.Jones we are gonna need what's left in your tank for the playoffs. I believe we have turned a page and are hungry....GPG... Great game Boys.

As usual I'm late to the party, but what I think I saw last night was probably LaFleur's best coaching performance since he got the job. As someone else said, more Coach, less Cheerleader.
I did get pissed when he tried to run out the clock by running Dillon with 5 minutes left in the game and everyone expecting it. We need to buy him a dagger for Xmas.
As for Gutey and Barry, F%#K 'em both!

Perhaps a certain former QB was interfering with the genius of the GM. I couldn't be happier to be wrong about the GM. Let's see how it plays out

Did we have any injuries last night? I didn't really notice any Packers miss time in the game.