As Donovan Jennings watches his chances of making the PS, much less the 53, evaporate the more he plays.

We are watching two inept offenses. Daniel Jones can't hit the broad side of a barn so his wide, wide, open TE runs back to the LOS. Defenses are going to look great. If you are not making plays on defense against these offenses, that is a black mark.

So far the Packers offense has run ever time on 1st down. Obviously not a real game plan put in today.

To be fair, other than Jennings, the rest of the 2nd string offensive line has been pretty good. I would like to see some bigger holes when running. Of course, GB does have Rhyan and Morgan playing, both of whom is sort of first string guys, at least in the sense that one of them is likely to be a starter.

Willis got away with one. Indy should have gotten an interception.

Olapado showing much better coverage ability this week after some lapses. Olapado is good near the line of scrimmage - he can tackle.

Melton PBU. He is a cinch now.

Remember Colts have their 1st string offense vs. a smattering of 2nd & 3rd for our D. I have to focus on some Positives:
Monk performing better pass blocking then last week.
Hardman wide open a few times
Nice one handed grab by Hicks
Enagabare some nice plays

Baldwin with a nice series

Elgersma getting the nod ahead of Big Cliff. Hmmmm

wow, that is terrible effort by Emmanuel Wilson. gives up the sack with that horrible blocking effort. Elgersma is still upright if Brooks had been in there.

But, they looked good in practice against the Colts.

Yrs of poor drafting showing up

The Packers O line first half is a testament to their great coaching, instilling discipline and the basics of the game...like where to line up before the snap, and not to shove an opponent out of bounds in the back, after the whistle.

The depth of the O line is so scary bad today.

Belton got beat to the inside at the goal line to cause a loss of yardage. GB scored the next play. Belton making physical and mental mistakes all game. I would have yanked him. This is not helping him.

Amar. Needs to make the team

Would like to see him with the ones……

Deslin Alexandre with the tackle on the kickoff return. He made some plays with the 3s as well including a pressure on a stunt. I think his PS spot might be safe. At 6'3" and 264 pounds, lots of numbers ahead of him.

the announcer said TD saving tackle by Colin Oliver, but I think it was tyron Herring, a CB.

And once again the Packers prove that no lead is safe for the GB Packers. This happens game after game, year after year.

Now, some poor sod has to write an article that is insightful and prescient, preferably one with a theme. I plan to steal one of my son's beers from the refrigerator and make a sandwich. Ah, an Erdinger dunkel. There are rewards for raising one's children right.

Whew!
I feel better, but I don't feel good. I thought we were in good shape up front on offensive, breath and depth-wise. The front 5 may be all right once injuries abate. BUT, our backup
O-linemen are BAD. Last week it was Monk; this week, Telfort and especially Belton, a number 2 draft choice. If a starter goes down, we're in trouble.
On positive side, cheers for Clifford, winning the game with arm and legs. Well done.
The Szotman

Amar Johnson. Thumbs up

Lloyd hurt again.

Simmons gone
Welch in

Sounds to me, not having seen the game, that our top level coaches have this team coming together... " For what, we have no idea ..." Lol

Taylor Elgersma did more for himself than anyone else today. He looked really good: strong arm and pretty accurate. The coaches put him in early and kept him in a long time, and he made the most of it. Sean Clifford also looked okay, but I like Elgersma's arm strength better.

Emmanuel Wilson looked a little rusty (a missed block and a fumble), but he had a great catch and run, showing off his speed. Chris Brooks can't make plays like that. They should both make the roster.

Marshawn Lloyd also had a great catch and run but came out of the game with tightness in his hamstring. Not good.

The writers at packerswire thought Israel Abanikada had a really good game, but he looks pretty pedestrian to me, by NFL standards. Just a straight-ahead runner. I like Amar Johnson better.

Julian Hicks made a one-handed circus catch for a big gain that was called back by a penalty. He made two other catches, but one of those was called back because of a penalty as well. Is he sneaking into the conversation for WR #6? He looks more talented than Malik Heath to me.

Anthony Belton was a disaster in the first half, with five penalties, but cleaned up his act in the second half. Good for LaFLeur keeping him in the game and letting him work through it.

I saw Isaiah Simmons look very soft on a running play, but a couple plays later he put a big hit on a ballcarrier to keep him out of the end zone. So it was a mixed bag for him. I continue to like Ty'Ron Hopper better than Simmons, but it's lonely on this island.

Bo Melton gave up a couple of completions in soft zone coverage, but I don't think they were really his fault. He made a great pass breakup on the one play that he contested.

I didn't see much of Kalen King this time, after he had a nice game against the Jets.

The Colts were still playing Jonathan Taylor late in the first quarter. The announcers mentioned that he has the 6th best career yards per carry in NFL history. The top five are all in the Hall of Fame.

One disappointment was the lack of pass rush. They got one sack by Deslin Alexandre on a stunt, but I didn't see anyone get much of a pass rush on their own.

I think the only starters who played were the punter and long-snapper. Their #1 kicker didn't even play. The backup missed a field goal and an extra point.