NFL Week 16 Game Thread
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And then Baker throws that pass. Landry was wide open, it wouldn't have been a first but it would have been better for the FG.
Instead, he hucks that absolute duck.
The refs also missed the blatant holding/DPI on the first interception.
The second interception was all Baker.
The narrative that Rodgers has no weapons is laughable. He is great, but his receivers routinely make insane grabs like that.
Baker is a net negative. He can't throw the football, which is a problem for a player whose job is to throw the football.
Landry is open but Baker is back pedaling with a ton of pressure in his face so he decides to throw it off balance? Bad idea.
Rodgers literally just throw a TD pass while back-peddling from a ton of pressure.
QBs should be able to do that.
Waste their last challenge, lose a time out, gain 10 yards on the next play anyway.
Chubb is rolling Cleveland down the field.
Then he's taken off the field for 3 plays and they lose yards.
Then he's taken off the field for 3 plays and they lose yards.
False start called on the Browns. Show the replay. Nobody budged an inch. Should have been offsides. But, of course, the NFL hates the Browns and the Lions.
The Pack has Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams.
And they choose to keep the ball out of their hands on a huge 3rd and short.
And they choose to keep the ball out of their hands on a huge 3rd and short.
Not a bad decision. Browns are content to run and screen up the field so far.
edit: GREAT runs apparently.
Coaches LOVE to not use their most important players on the most important plays. Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams? Nah, why would we use this unstoppable combination when the defense is playing the run?
Blatant false start by GB. Refs, of course, do not call it. Because they don't call them against the Pack.
It helped Cleveland, anyway.
It helped Cleveland, anyway.