Injury Riddled Packers Fall to Skins In OT: What This Loss Means Going Forward

October 11, 2010   ·   Ryan Cook   ·   Jump to comments

Let's face it; it was never going to be a cakewalk. 
Every Packer fan realized the potential of a big time loss being dealt by the hands of the Washington Redskins, and unfortunately, Green Bay fell victim to an overtime field goal that funnily enough, the Redskins were on the wrong end of three weeks ago against the Houston Texans.
Prior to the days affairs at FedEx Field, expected optimism flowed throughout the Green Bay roster.  Some may say that with Aaron Rodgers and Jermichael Finley in a team's arsenal that it is fine for a team to expect the very best each and every week, but something about the Packers' attitude has changed in the span of the past six months that isn't all that welcome by Green Bay faithfuls.
From the very get go, the game was set to be a dandy.  Aaron Rodgers opened his account with his usual stylish ways, and although Donovan McNabb managed to maintain composure with 357 yards and one touchdown, Green Bay's 10 point lead heading...

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