SAD NEWS: The Packers were informed with regret that one of their key players had been sent out for unsportsmanlike behavior during the game.

I wish growing pains weren’t so excruciating.

The Packers must overcome them quickly. Talk about it shouldn’t continue after a certain amount of games. It can’t get much higher, but I’m not sure what that figure is.

Doug, a resident of Union Grove, Wisconsin

While it’s true that no loss is good, the general consensus is that this was a horrible loss.

Well, that certainly wasn’t enjoyable. I suppose we may call it a win-win situation for the Carlson family. The game was won by the brother whose kicks were superior to the other’s! When Daniel fouled, I honestly believed we were going to make a comeback. Ahh. Not tonight, folks. What was the team’s worst shortcoming of the evening?

Just lost opportunities. Inside the five, first and goal, but just three points. a defense-missed intercept. close-range deep shots without any plays being made. On the last drive, just before the crucial INT, there were two catchable throws. The list is lengthy.

Al from Wisconsin’s Green Bay

Christian Watson is a talented receiver and an incredible deep threat. Having said that, I believed he should have been more proactive in his return to recover the ball in both of the interceptions in which he was the target. True observation?

After the game, he essentially said the same thing.

Greg from Tennessee’s Johnson City

He really wounded Watson with the horse-collar tackle to keep the TD from being harmed. Even though I am aware of the regulations and everything, I find that annoying.

It was one of those cases where the penalty was clearly out of proportion to the offense. Thus, it is.

Dan from Wisconsin’s Tomah

I am aware that we are still learning a lot as young people. With Love under center and Dillon getting a running start for solid yardage on the opening drive, how can we run the ball successfully and then switch it up? ML’s play calling has never irritated me so much, but it is incredibly uneven. And where were Reed and Doubs during the passing game? Why don’t they and Watson participate more in the

All good inquiries. As I mentioned in the live blog, I think LaFleur thought the team’s strong run game start would unlock other game-plan concepts, but that didn’t materialize for a variety of reasons, including mistakes, subpar play, wise defensive plays, and more. Then, it took far too long for things to resume as normal.

Pete from Michigan’s Caledonia

Gentlemen, I’m sure Inbox is tough. Once more, we witnessed an offense devoid of any sense of identity, rhythm, or playmakers. They are supposedly there, but they haven’t done anything noteworthy. Love needs to improve because it has made bad mistakes that were not surprising. My query relates to the O-line. Despite their reputed power as a squad, they have performed horribly. Is it important?