Kliff Kingsbury said the final play was an audible, and Kyler Murray and AJ Green just weren't on the same page.
He also admitted that DeAndre Hopkins was supposed to be out of the game, but personally checked himself in a couple times.
Dammit, Packers lose Tonyan for the season.
FWIW I like the Packers going for it on 4th down, but when they needed just a yard, why not go to the power back AJ Dillon? Aaron Jones is great, but he's less suited for getting a yard.
That ending was...........damn, that ending! Green Bay SHOULD have scored when they were at the 1 yard line...twice, put an end to it. A field goal would have given them enough points to stop OT if AZ came back with a field goal, but a TD would still have won the game. I get why they tried on 4th down. Arizona SHOULD have won the game once they took the ball away from GB on downs. SHOULD HAVE. (but thankfully, AJ Green blew the play.)
Arizona took over at the 1 yard line. Before the final drive started, I was expecting overtime. I doubt that computer models of the situation would predict the Cardinals to mostly drive 99 yards for a win (but it's one of the possibilities). The ESPN model had the Packers as 73% to win as the drive began.
As a Packers fan, what I wasn't really expecting were the big chunk yards that the Cardinals got to easily get into scoring position. Sure the defense is always gassed at the end of games, but they were collapsing like a proverbial cheap tent.
What we ended up getting was an improbable ending, somewhat reminiscent of Malcolm Butler's fantastic interception of Russell Wilson in a classic Super Bowl. Unlike Butler's play, this INT was sheer luck.