Rewind: The Green Bay game

[Alexander]

I rarely only watch a game once. Sometimes if it's just a complete debacle, like Atlanta this past season, I won't re-watch.

The only game I have erased from the DVR is the first Eagles game.

 

[Alexander]

They just flashed a graphic, Marinelli 2-13 against Aaron Rodgers.

 

[Alexander]

Cowboys just called a time out on an extra point. Wow.

 

[Risen Star]

The only game I have erased from the DVR is the first Eagles game.

Too much space to keep them all. I usually delete the following week. I kept the Pittsburgh game from 2016 for quite a while because it was so glorious.

 

[Alexander]

Too much space to keep them all. I usually delete the following week. I kept the Pittsburgh game from 2016 for quite a while because it was so glorious.

That one is saved. I will keep that one for a while.

 

[Alexander]

I see a lot of poor and conservative play designs with a lead here.

It was almost like they expected GB to just give up.

 

[rpntex]

I just have a question, how many of you actually go back and watch the games, like they unfolded?

I think a lot of people don't and then the narratives take hold.

I actually do it each week, just not after the season is over. I will go back and rewatch the entire game on Monday or Tuesday. Knowing the outcome already gives me the opportunity to watch the game in full context. Too many people think back on a few plays as “the reason we won“ or ““the reason we lost“. It’s never that simple. The Green Bay game is a great example.

 

[Alexander]

I actually do it each week, just not after the season is over. I will go back and rewatch the entire game on Monday or Tuesday. Knowing the outcome already gives me the opportunity to watch the game in full context. Too many people think back on a few plays as “the reason we won“ or ““the reason we lost“. It’s never that simple. The Green Bay game is a great example.

There are a lot of "moments" that get lost in the general narrative.

This game in particular, GB lost two corners and we still couldn't take advantage of the mismatch.

People remember highlights and big plays, but the ebb and flow of games week to week is how things go. Garrett lost control of this game big time.

 

[Alexander]

Wow, that was a garbage call on Mayowa to give the Packers a FD.

 

[Alexander]

And here comes the part where the Packers take advantage of Jaylon Smith at MLB.

 

[Alexander]

I am amazed at the number of snaps Kyle Wilber was involved with in this game.

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

And then we go softer than 90 year old guy looking at a fat chick....

LLLOOLLL

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

I rarely only watch a game once. Sometimes if it's just a complete debacle, like Atlanta this past season, I won't re-watch.

What about Denver? Guess no watch on that one either?

 

[Alexander]

7 1/2 minute drive by GB to take the lead.

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

7 1/2 minute drive by GB to take the lead.

There no name RB gashed us the whole game.

 

[Alexander]

There no name RB gashed us the whole game.

He did but not to the extent that it cost us the game.

They were very smart about their run calls. Most of the time, we were blitzing.

 

[Alexander]

Nice pass from Prescott and Witten looked back into the sun.

This is just idiotic.

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

He did but not to the extent that it cost us the game.

They were very smart about their run calls. Most of the time, we were blitzing.

Agree, but the few times we did not blitz and knew the run was coming we still could not stop it.

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

I just had a problem with that game, Denver and the rams games. We had leads (except Denver) and 2nd half stunk it up. No adjustments made but other teams made adjustments.

 

[Aven8]

I find it much easier to watch a game after the outcome as I am not nervous, or emotionally involved etc when I know the end result. It's almost like I'm an outside obeserver with no horse in the game. It also makes me see how bad our HC really is.....