“I think it’s time we started competing for championships, right?” Gutey Jan 2025. Just checking that everybody got the memo.<\/p>\n
I will not chortle. I will not chortle. I will not chortle.<\/p>\n
There’s no time. We’re already at T-minus three days and counting to another big game.<\/p>\n
Andy from Wisconsin Rapids, WI<\/p>\n
Talk about a sequence \u2013 a massive punt downed inside the 10, a defensive three-and-out on the goal line, a good punt return, and the offensive drive ending with Josh Jacobs<\/a> in the end zone, essentially putting the game away. Crush time, big time.<\/p>\n That was all three phases playing, yes, complementary football.<\/p>\n Devin from Kansas City, MO<\/p>\n This game was very satisfying to watch, especially given our record last year against division opponents. The third quarter however had me a little antsy as our offense sputtered some. But our defense stood tall and really set the tone eventually. Were either of you a little uncomfortable around that time as well?<\/p>\n I was never totally comfortable until the Jacobs TD referenced above, mostly due to how much I respect the Lions. But maintaining a multi-score lead for basically the last 2\u00bd quarters of the game is no easy task against that club. I wouldn’t have thought going in the Packers would be in control of the game almost from start to finish.<\/p>\n CBS showed the introductions, but the analysts were talking. It was evident there was a crowd pop when Micah Parsons<\/a> got introduced, but what was it like seeing\/hearing it in person?<\/p>\n It’s never the same from inside the press box.<\/p>\n Dave from North Potomac, MD<\/p>\n Too bad Mike left the chat just a few seconds before No. 1 getting his first sack for the Pack. It seems fair to say Micah Parsons makes everyone else’s job a little easier. Even yours today! How does that feel?<\/p>\n I’m sorry I bailed just a tad too early. My bad.<\/p>\n Michael from Grovetown, GA<\/p>\n Great win! The broadcast focused a lot on what Parsons was doing, and I get that. However, what was his overall impact on the game? I know he had a sack, but do you think he changed the way Detroit had to operate?<\/p>\n