Mr.TaterSalad

Johnson is such a creative dude. That fake toss had Green Bay fooled.

What a catch by LaPorta to get open and bring that one down.

Did somebody say pad level?

With the defense as banged up as it is, that's all the more reason to not go for it and punt it to pin them deep.

Really hate that playcalling. Why would you call a toss sweep into the backfield like that. They should have punted there.

That's a gigantic stop there in such a close game.

Glad to make Green Bay burn a critical timeout in a close game.

Pretty similar play design for sure. Slid Patrick in between two defenders and Goff right on target.

TIM PATRICK. Nice job by Goff slipping it into the seam for Patrick.

Campbell is going for it here.

Mobile Goff Season

This game is going to turn into a full on shootout now and we can't afford not to score here.

Well fudge! Who was he throwing that too?

Headache? Neck injury? God forbid something far more serious?

Our entire starting front 7, minus Jack Campbell, is now out. This is unreal.

Christ! McNeill is out now too. This has gotten ridiculous.

Watson clearly cheated there.

Our head coach is rock solid in his convictions when he chooses to go for it and I love that conviction.

GIBBBBBSSSSS!!!!! Great playcalling there.

Punch it in boys!

When you have a gallow with a noose outside the capitol and you're chanting threats about hanging the Vice President of the United States, what else are we supposed to think. If I showed up with a gun and chanted a threat at someone about shooting them, that would be taken seriously. So I don't understand why this one would be dismissed.

Does the distance at which you attempt to kill someone matter now? Pretty sure that gallow and noose were specifically meant for any elected officials they could get their hands on.

And speaking of fentanyl deaths, believe it or not, we can be capable of caring about two things at once. Both controlling and stopping the flow of dangerous fentanyl into the United States and creating a better healthcare system that doesn't allow 45,000 or more uninsured persons per year to die because of a lack of preventative coverage. As well, address the tens-of-thousands of people who are denied coverage or are underinsured and suffer as a result. We can and we should care about solving both problems.

Nice try. I specifically said in my post that I don't condone violence and don't wish harm upon Mr. Thompson or any insurance executive. Speaking of justifying assassinations, remember those hang Mike Pence chants from MAGA rioters and the hangman's noose they brought to the capitol on January 6th. I do. And had they actually got their hands on Pence, Pelosi, or any number of politicians that they, those folks would have in all likelihood been killed.

According to a Harvard study, an estimated 45,000 people die every single year because they don't get proper healthcare coverage or don't have healthcare insurance at all. The for-profit insurance industry makes money off of people's misery and illness. It denies coverage to many when they request that a doctor or medical provider try a lower cost option first. If they had their way, we would still be living in an era where insurance companies could deny healthcare to human beings on the basis of preexisting conditions. I don't condone the use of violence against another human being. I don't wish death upon United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson or any insurance executive. The fact of the matter is though, they wish death upon thousands of people each year when they deny them coverage or seek to profit off of the healthcare conditions and ailments of others. They have turned wellness and taking care of yourself into a profit seeking industry and made billions off of people's sickness and injuries. So when you mourn the passing of Brian Thompson, also mourn the tens-of-thousands of people who die each year because this country doesn't provide a universal system of healthcare. Mourn for all the people past and present who have suffered and died because they were denied coverage on the basis of a preexisting condition of some type by an insurance company. Mourn the people who were denied a certain treatment or medication because their insurance provider refused to cover it or said they needed to try a cheaper option first.