I think the game was as close as the score said. What killed Green Bay was missing two starters on defense (Charles Woodson, and Aaron Roushe), and most importantly they got away from what made them 10-1. Instead of a lot of quick slants, which I was sure we would see a ton of, they went down field way too much too often. If you notice, the game tightened up when Rodgers came in. It wasnt because he is better than Favre or anything, it is because they went back to playing how they played all season. I guess they thought they saw something in Dallas that they could attack immediatly downfield, but they messed up. They could have ran more on Dallas too if they would have stuck with their gameplan for the year. If they meet again this year, I bet Green Bay attacks alot different.

Dallas offensive line deserves a ton of credit. They give Romo all friggin day to throw and when he does, he has TO wide open. It happens every game. TO, and his other recievers get GREAT seperation. Not taking anything away from Romo, but everything around him is in place to make him look great. Jason Garret does a great job with getting TO in motion creating mismatches. Did anyone see TO motion to where he attacked the middle and had AJ Hawk defending him. Mismatch everytime.

Slinger, yep it all starts up front. Win the battle of the line of scrimmage, you win the game.

I got chill bumps watching it. I hope they re-air it soon, I didnt get a chance to record it.

So we got the GNR biography on the Biography channel tonight, and the Welcome to the Jungle show tomorrow. Thats awesome!

I have heard QBs like Dan Marino and Jim Kelley talk about how difficult it would be to succeed in that system. You could be right.