That's helpful.

What I don't understand is how the pass protection this year is so much worse than last year.

Pad level, obviously.

We suck worse than you.

Proven on field of play.

Till next game, anyway.

Haven't heard much about the strength of the NFC Central recently.

so how is that 13-3 season coming along?

The Vikings are right on pace.

Aaron Rodgers sacked 37 times this year = most in NFL.

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/12/removal-of-ted-thompson-and-mike-mccarthy-and-staff

some nut has taken a little to far

Looks like Lang will start at RT for Barbre. Several starters expected to be out this game, including Chillar (who is the team's top cover LB and would have been important to have against Witten) and Kampman (who is a lesser loss given his marginal impact in the 3-4...I have a hard time seeing him in a Packers uniform next year).

That D looked good today. Its games like that that make you think they could be on the right path.

Unfortunately they've only had one of those games since beating Indy last October. Their wins since then had come against Detroit (twice), Chicago (twice), St. Louis and Cleveland.

So, it's nice to beat a decent team for a change. The offense was pretty unimpressive.

As a Dallas fan, kudos to the Pack. They outplayed and outcoached Dallas, and the intensity was obvious.

I didn't like the fumble (non)challenge call, tho. That needs to be looked at by the competition committee in the offseason, but Dallas (nor I) will use that as an excuse. I came away extremely impressed with GBs D scheme, especially the pressure up front. Romo has shown a knack over the years to get flustered, and that reason alone may prevent him and the Boys from winning the SB...

I understand why it is a rule though. It is very difficult to tell who jumps on a ball and controlls it when. As clear as that one looked to us it was still a difficult call to make.