I think for the general health of competition Rodgers should get over it… the way any team that’s ever been plagued by a bad call, including the one I support, needs to get over it.

But I get the statistical importance of this particular call, and understand why GB and other teams chasing the Seahawks right now, are looking back at it with scorn. It wasn’t just a botched call (and a missed offensive PI call), it altered the most important statistic in the game: W-L.

I sit and scream at bad calls every Sunday, and forget them by the end of the day. This one stuck around a little longer because it did have possible ramifications.

So Rodgers calmly saying, “Yep – We’ve discussed that controversial game that instantly entered NFL folklore.”

…how that is considered “whining!” ?

A well-coached player would have slapped the ball down instead of risking an interception try.

Maybe the Hawks will see the Packers in the post-season and we can clear this thing up.

The Packers played Seattle when our offense was still trying to find a rhythm, and Wilson was struggling. The only reason that score was so close was because Carroll and Bevell still had the training wheels on Russell Wilson. For the last few months, Wilson has been on fire and it’s been our defense allowing other teams to stay in the game. We’re a different team right now.

And like others have said, Wilson isn’t a whiner like Rodgers. He’s seen a lot of bad calls and blown plays, and watched our defense give up points like crazy and let teams back into games we should have won. He still goes out there, with ice in his veins, and drives us down the field EVERY time. I can’t wait to hear these Packer fans making excuses when Wilson beats them fair and square in the final minutes of a playoff game in their own house. And trust me, if we meet up in the playoffs, you can bank on Wilson keeping it close to the last second. He’s done it all season long against every team we’ve played.

“Packers > Every other NFL team.

Everyone knows it.”

My bad.
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Except the Giants.

And Colts. And Niners. And Seahawks (and no amounting of crying or excuse-making will change that).

Packers aren’t even the best team in their own division anymore. They’re just in denial about it.

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So, teams aren’t as good as a team they lose to? Surely, then every super bowl winner ever has to have gone undefeated, right?

I’m betting they all did, because you seem so smart?

If the Packers aren’t the best in the division, who leads the division?

Can’t wait for this gem.

“Packers > Every other NFL team.

Everyone knows it.”

My bad.
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Except the Giants.

And Colts. And Niners. And Seahawks (and no amounting of crying or excuse-making will change that).

Packers aren’t even the best team in their own division anymore. They’re just in denial about it.

“Packers > Every other NFL team.

Everyone knows it.”

My bad.

The fact that I’m an idiot is not Wisconsin’s fault.

It also looks to be the home of the run-on sentence.

I agree. Beautiful terrain, tons of golf, great hunting, fishing, and outdoor opportunities, great food, tons of beer and people without a robotic, manufactured, arrogant, dullness always makes me feel better.

A lot of Seahawk fans crying about bad calls this past weekend here. I’m sure they’re not talking about the blatant push off by Golden Tate on their 4th quarter scoring drive that helped them take the late lead.

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Just because Jennings complained after getting beat and Meyers commented that Jennings wanted PI doesn’t mean it happened. Jennings and Tillman were attacked all game when they tried man to man (100 yards and TD each Rice/Tate), should really stick to cover 2 if you don’t want secondary to get exposed. Bears couldn’t tackle to save their life at the end of the game. Outside of Marshall, there isn’t much of a threat to top tier defense just look at the teams they have lost to if you don’t believe me.

Says the fan who had no problem with the Packers making the playoffs in 2010 as the #6 seed (and winning the SB) due to Officiating errors in a game against Minnesota.