2016 Week 7 Thursday game ball

Week 7 Thursday night game ball
The snooze fest of a game, made me turn off the game and switch to the Cubs playoff game full-time. Aaron Rodgers was good not great, and threw the ball fifty-six times. The Chicago Bears lost their back-up quarterback Brian Hoyer and turned to the last active QB on roster Mr. Matt Barkley. Barkley was nothing short of terrible. Barkley went 6/15 for eighty-one yards and two interceptions. As you have seen already, I picked Chicago this week so I’m already in a rut this week for football.

My game ball is Green Bay Packers Wide Receiver Ty Montgomery for having a great game rushing and receiving. The Packers have an extreme need for a running back and fast, and as the Packers have been known to do, are finding a solution in-house. Montgomery was in the back field at times in Week 6 against the Cowboys. Montgomery had nine rushes for sixty even yards. Through the air Montgomery was just as effective. Montgomery had ten receptions for sixty-six yards. He didn’t get into the end zone, but he effected the game more than any player on the field, even Montgomery’s quarterback Aaron Rodgers.  Hopefully we will have a better Sunday and Monday of football this week. Also, hopefully next week’s Thursday night game will be better than this week.
Sources:(nfl.com)

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