Repeat - the Pack scored 6 freaking points off 4 turnovers. But for those turnovers, the Packers put up a whopping 13 points. I just don't understand why anybody believes that McCarthy's team "put the brakes on the offense." The Seattle defense handled the Packers' offense, as evidenced by the fact that Rogers had all of 142 yards passing before the final drive.
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No question, as the Hawk offense was choking like dogs, their D was keeping them in the game. Said it at the time of the 4th turnover, you can't have just 6 points from 4 turnovers. Just can't.
And with 5 minutes to go, a crazy series of events ensued that really magnified the problem of not cashing in on those turnovers:
The dude that slides down after the INT (at the time, I suppose he thought it was a good idea or maybe was being told to slide)
Packer O going crazy conservative.
Giving up the play on the sideline to Lynch.
The onside kick being successful.
That ridiculous 2 point play that had about a .000001% chance of being successful and yet it was.
Losing the coin toss for OT
Giving up the long pass that won the game in OT.
Have to say, I don't think I've ever seen a game lost like that. I've seen a lot of crazy losses and comebacks and that one was just like nothing I'd ever seen.