No doubt. But one poor game with New England does not undo three years of generally pretty good performances in GB, nor does it prove that Doubs has suddenly "lost it" or that what happened in this game is truly indicative of who Doubs is as a player at this point. Especially when you consider the quality of the QB he's playing with (spoiler: he's no Jordan Love).

Still say there is an element that Doubs provided to the Packer offense the past few years (and likely would have this upcoming year), that I still don't know who is going to provide this year. Not that there's "no one who can"... but Doubs was a known quantity. I'd have preferred to stick with a bit more 'known quantity'...

But I have to say - and this is just a "Gary" thing - I just don't get the attitude of "while he's a Packer he's the GOAT, and the minute he's not a Packer, he suddenly SUCKS!!!" I see that an awful lot - it seems like there are very few guys who, when they leave, don't suddenly absolutely, completely suck in the eyes of the fanbase. What's wrong with appreciating a guy while he's here, and wishing them well when they leave (except, of course, when they're playing GB)? But no - we have to watch with bated breath, just waiting for that guy to have a bad day, just so we can pounce and go A HA!!! I TOLD YOU HE SUCKED!!!