Bostick screwed up, he was supposed to block so that Nelson could catch the onsides kick (Nelson was right behind him waiting to catch it). That's not why they lost.
- Settled for FGs twice inside the 5. Very conservative play calling and decision making by McCarthy.
- More McCarthy conservatism in the 2nd half.
- INT by Burnett who slides down at his own 43 with absolutely nobody in front of him. If he does what every other guy does, run as far as he can, GB very possibly scores a FG.
That was a team wide loss, not one guy's fault. McCarthy calling him out after the game, saying he didn't do his job, is inexcusable. Way to be a leader Mike.
- Settled for FGs twice inside the 5. Very conservative play calling and decision making by McCarthy.
- More McCarthy conservatism in the 2nd half.
- INT by Burnett who slides down at his own 43 with absolutely nobody in front of him. If he does what every other guy does, run as far as he can, GB very possibly scores a FG.
That was a team wide loss, not one guy's fault. McCarthy calling him out after the game, saying he didn't do his job, is inexcusable. Way to be a leader Mike.
ESPN:
After the play, Bostick got an ear full on the sideline from special teams coach Shawn Slocum, whose unit also got burned on a fake field goal for a touchdown in the third quarter.
"Brandon, just like anything, you get into one of those critical spots, it is important for everybody to do their job," Packers coach Mike McCarthy said. "Unfortunately that wasn't the case on that play. And that's the result of it."
After the play, Bostick got an ear full on the sideline from special teams coach Shawn Slocum, whose unit also got burned on a fake field goal for a touchdown in the third quarter.
"Brandon, just like anything, you get into one of those critical spots, it is important for everybody to do their job," Packers coach Mike McCarthy said. "Unfortunately that wasn't the case on that play. And that's the result of it."
bostick = bucknor 
You got that right...Love it...LMAO
You got that right...Love it...LMAO
The interception slide was a terrible decision. Even if he doesn't take it to the house, he still flips the field for position--either to attempt a FG, or pin Seattle back after a punt. In a game like that, even an extra 20-25 yards of field position is crucial (not to mention potentially adding points!)
But after that, the play calling was atrocious. Run up the middle, no gain; run up the middle, no gain; run up the middle, no gain. "Gee, guys! Looks like we have to punt!"
I see this time and time again (it's worse in college ball, but still prevalent in the NFL). NO attempt to gain a first down. The best way to protect a lead is to make first downs! You have to at least TRY to convert a first down in that position.
GB got what it deserved the way they approached the game in the second half.
But after that, the play calling was atrocious. Run up the middle, no gain; run up the middle, no gain; run up the middle, no gain. "Gee, guys! Looks like we have to punt!"
I see this time and time again (it's worse in college ball, but still prevalent in the NFL). NO attempt to gain a first down. The best way to protect a lead is to make first downs! You have to at least TRY to convert a first down in that position.
GB got what it deserved the way they approached the game in the second half.
