Would have been an 80yd play I do believe, would have put him at 502 and 5td's if I remember right.

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Anyone notice that he almost hit the ref with the pass on the 1st play.

Sometimes Rodgers is dead on with his lasers downfield but it seems he might have better consistency if he puts just a touch of air on those balls.

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maybe he should of hit the ref - might have woken them up and stopped them sleeping and missing roughing the passer plays and facemask calls ...

If you can listen to Trent Dilfer talk on any radio show, he brings up a great point now. The refs will likely have quick triggers this week especially with the the marquee QBs still playing. I think it's something to watch, but there will be a domino effect for the lack of calls at the end of this game.

If you feel screwed, watch that Baltimore vs. Indy game. As aggressive as the Ravens play, I think there is a chance that someone just gives Peyton a little push and if he goes down, the flag is out.

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no doubt. My mom is a teacher and she talks about this all the time. The one who starts the fight never gets in trouble. The one who starts the fight is the one who starts the commotion, and the teacher gets their just in time to see the other kid retaliate. Same type of thing, I think. The teams playing this week had better be careful if they don't want to get into trouble with penalties.

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I don't believe so, without the James Jones' 14 yard reception (which happened AFTER the miscue to Jennings) he would have been clocked at 408 yards... which would have given him 488 passing yards on the day.

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Aah, yes. Ty. I stand corrected, it should be 488 instead 502.

I think it was a mistake going for it on first down and they should have ran a slant or a run. Obviously Aaron was jacked up with the knowledge that he was in a position to win Green Bay the game when it looked like they should have been done with that FG at the end. Too much adrenaline for a 30+ yard pass.