Good: Special teams won a game for us! Happy for Watson, not only because he came up big this game, but has been able to stay healthy.

Bad: Next Bears game we have got to keep C. Williams boxed in. The pass rush was not there for most of the game. Of the three sacks, one cam e early when Cox was unblocked, and the other two came on the aforementioned third and 19 series, where the Packers defense couldn't again get off the field on third and fourth downs.

Ugly but good: McDaniel destroying a tablet on the sidelines after a Bears TD. At least the man has some passion, a somewhat missing ingredient in previous Packer defenses.

The good: Have to say Christian Watson finally came thru I admit I am tough on him. Also a win when it appeared they hadn't played their best game.

Bad: not until the very end did they get any pressure, Rashan Gary overpaid under performing DE been hearing how he is the man for 4 years lotta money for eh production. JA keep hearing he is their best defender just not on the field for what they are paying him.

Ugly: 3rd and 19 couldn't make a stop. 4th and 26 against Eagles comes to mind. MLF and his challenges waste another timeout good call Matt.

Tough remaining schedule you won't be getting these bobskies down the stretch defense has no identity Edggerin Cooper is playing great, Quay Walker should not get another contract. Can't stand Brady as a color guy. SF coming to town looks like they really enjoyed the break. 9-8 on horizon

Ugly: MLF leaving points on the board. Going for it on 4th and 6 with tons of time on the clock and showing run all the way on the 2 point conversion (even one of the announcers was complaining how the play was so bland with no motion). Our coach has to make better decisions. Ugh!

The Good -
Watson, Love and Jacobs.
Yes Love- - Even with the Int.
The bad. -
These LBs.
This isn't flag football.
The LBs are suppose to be guys that Hit.
Can Tackle. And not miss the QB.
The ugly-
Coaching. = MLF -
The red Zone failures.
Every team loses players.
Things don't always work out.
But his decision making, nearly
cost the Packers the game.

Good:
The W against a division team
Bad:
The defensive line and linebackers (desperately need some beef and talent)
Ugly:
See the Bad above, throw in girl scout bump tackling, arm tackling then rinse and repeat from the Bad above.

Josh Jacobs and special teams were good; so was Watson.
Quay Walker and LVN…what would you call it?
LaFleur’s play calling was ugly.
A week ago, the he Lions got away with a 5 interception day—and won.
Our turn to have an unlikely win.
As Leotis said—“they count how many—not how?
Go Packers!!!

So much good. A win, on the road, against the Bears, on a day when we didn't play real well. The NFL standard for competence in a passing attack is 7 yards/attempt. The Packers average doubled that by completing 13-17 for 250+ yards. That's a 75% completion rate. One sack. One overthrown ball that was intercepted. Only 3 penalties and one drop. That's a big improvement. And of course, our special teams won a game for us (or Chicago's special teams cost them a game). I thank Chicago for putting their special teams in a position to hurt them.

Bad: The fact that we only scored 21 points despite completing several long passes and Josh Jacobs never really being stopped all day. That should translate into more points. I don't know how many touches Jacobs had today but it should have been more. Rewatch the game. Do stop action. Look at those holes. I could have had good runs behind that line, at least until I was broken. And even though I'm a big "go for it!!" guy, the smart move would have been to take the 3 and get within a FG. Unless you're a guy who thinks that TDs win games, not FGs.

Ugly: Quite a bit of the game, actually. We've done a good job of keeping QBs in the pocket, but not today. That's my #1 beef. An inability to turn the lights out. I mean, it was like watching a guy trying to stomp on a cockroach but just missing, over and over.

Really,I'm happy we're 7-3. We haven't even come close to playing as well as we're capable of. We're not peaking too early, that's for sure. One at a time. The 49ers are in trouble and they need a win to keep their season alive. It'd be nice to crush them and remove all hope.

Good

Getting a win. A win Is a win is a win is a win. And a conference win at that.

Karl Brooks of course for once again blocking a kick – none bigger than this one.

Christian Watson for once again stepping up and catching Jordan’s wounded ducks and hospital balls. Big time yards after the catch as well. As I wrote yesterday, Watson – and Wicks – are not the problem and Watson has Randy Moss type skills – and showed those with Aaron Rodgers in 2022.

Jordan for once again being honest in his post game press conference and pointing out that his interceptions are nothing other than “BAD THROWS” Jordan is a likable person who is honest, gives credits to his teammates and is simply in over his head. That’s not Jordan’s fault. Jordan is somebody to root for, but I cannot see him lasting as a starting QB of the Packers – not if we are seeking a Franchise QB that can consistently lead a team to the playoffs and beyond.

Daniel Whelan for consistently doing his job at a high level – just 1 punt this week as the Packers had just 6 possessions, 1 of which Jordan gave away with another interception – but Whelan made the most of it pinning the Bears near their own goal line.

Bad.

Jordan once again was inaccurate on the intermediate and longer passes he made and reliant on the contortionist, ballerina, gymnast type skills of his receivers to bail him out by catching balls that were way off the mark.

Matt Lafleur’s decision to go for the touchdown on 4th and goal from the 6 yard line in the 4th quarter rather than taking the 3 points.

Ugly

Gutekust for trading Preston Smith – who last week in his first game with the Steelers had 1 sack and 2 tackles for a loss and 3 tackles total in just 23 snaps. Would have held the edge as Preston did all season an not allowed the running we saw from Caleb Williams.

Gutekunst for trading Rasul Douglas last year to Bills where Rasul has been the same clutch coverage corner and sure tackler he was with the Packers. Could have used Rasul last year – and probably would have beaten 49ers with him and could have used Rasul this year and today to stop Bear drives in their tracks – Bears & Caleb Williams 9 for 16 on third down conversions, Packers and Jordan 1 for 5 on third down conversions – this and Jordan’s bonehead interception are the reasons the game was even close.

Gutekunst trading away 2 picks for Jordan Love at a time we needed a second star receiver to pare with Davante and push us over the edge and into the Super Bowl.

Gutekunst for taking a 13-3, 13-3, 13-4 dominant team with an MVP QB and turning into a team that struggles to beat average and losing teams and now needs to carry its QB and offset that QB’s turnovers and mental and physical inadequacies.

The Good - the win and C Watson. Also, penalties were cleaned up significantly from previous games.

The Bad - Q Walker, Jaire's never ending injuries, ignoring our premiere TE, Kraft, red zone ineffectiveness.

The Ugly - MLF and Hadleys coaching, or lack thereof. Horrendously bad offensive decision making by MLF on numerous, important plays. The transformation of Jeff Hadley into Joe Barry and those soft zones. 3rd and 19 and they still get a first down? SF is going to kill us if this poor level of coaching continues!

good: Watson catches, and the football gods smiling on us at the right moment
bad: as usuall Walker and LVN, invisible first round busts. how are either of them on the field?
ugly; the playcallling in the red zone,, not going for the three,

That prevent defense by Hadley worked well on the last Bears drive didn't it?
One of the prime jobs of a head coach is motivating players. Lafluer doesn't seem to be able to do that. This team never seems to be up for a game.

Good-Christian Watson. A game like this shows the reasons why GB moved up to draft him. Stay healthy young man.
Bad-CB Room. Will be a high priority in next years draft.
Ugly-Chicago Bears fandom. Y’all still suck. And your pizza is overrated. #GoPackGo

The Good - Watson, Jacobs and Brooks. Good improvement on penalties.

The Bad - MLF decisions, Love's interception.

The ugly - defense cannot get off the field on 3rd downs.

Somewhat of a strange game with each team having only 7 possessions each. bring on the 49ers. Thanks, Since '61

Good: Watson making some solid catches in traffic. Karl Brooks and our STs FG unit won the game for us. Danny Whelan. Love able to run, again.
Bad: Love throwing passes into traffic and overthrowing a pass to Kraft. Bad play calling by MLF. Defense looking soft, a bit.
Ugly: Nearly losing to a Bears team we should have dominated. Lack of pass rush, save for Brenton Cox, and Rashan Gary on one play.

Hafley is learning so much about his players...and coaches. Rebrovich is not meeting expectations coaching up the DL.

I cannot point to a single DL player who is exceeding expectations. That is surprising. Clark is invisible, Wyatt has cooled off. Van Ness is still a one trick bull rusher. Gary is an enigma, surrounded by a shroud, wrapped in a mystery. Brooks flashes but is in a sophomore slump. Enagbare gets home a lot, then runs past the front door. Maybe Cox becomes the catalyst that ignites the chain reaction.

I believe Hafley will make a change at DL coach after the season. Because his DL does not let him play Pack Attack D: simplify the game plan, play fast, on fire, making solid tackles. Need more talent too but shouldn't Rebrovich be getting more out of 4 first round draft picks?

-Almost lost to a team that got destroyed by a 2 win, bad Patriots team, at home yet.
-Jordan Lovis still inconsistent except for high passes, of which there are plenty to go around. His first pass should've been picked off too.
-I don't know what coach MLF is thinking at times and I don't think he knows either.
-Packers D might as well just drop 11, or maybe just drop 10 and leave one on the line for appearances sake. No pressure, even against a poor OL. Can't get off the field even on 3rd and real long. Van Ness should star in the next remake of the Invisible Man.
-Still can't tackle in a tackle football league.
-Good for Watson, tough catches made. Jacobs still the real deal.
-Brooks get's the Superman cape and saves the day.
-Stop with the Super Bowl talk. They're not there yet...the Lions are, among others.