Gee, you think Packers fans are not bitter over the Seahawks?

Tonight's game was probably one of the greatest examples of why the NFL is probably wanting everyone to finish 8-8 except New England and one of Minnesota, Seattle, and Philadelphia.

3-0 at the end of 3 quarters.  All of these are courtesy of Pro Football Reference:

• There had been only 10 games since 1940 in which three or fewer points had been scored.  (Two in the 1940's actually ended 0-0, the other 8 were 3-0, the last was in 2007 (MIA 3 - PIT 0).
• Seattle scores a field goal after a blocked punt to get to 3-3.  The game goes to overtime.  It is the first NFL game since 1940 to end 3-3 at regulation. 
• Only 25 games have ended with six or fewer points.
• Each team gets a field goal on their first possession, 6-6 now.
• Arizona has 3rd and goal on the 1, takes a delay penalty, then the kicker screws up a 24 yard field goal, Seattle gets the ball.
• They have 2nd and goal at the 10, and it looks like we can crown the new apparent narrative and prepare for a rematch of two years ago...  Right??
• 24 yard field goal wide left, and the game ends the first 6-6 tie in NFL since 1972, hence the first ever regular-season overtime 6-6 tie.  (The regular-season overtime rule started in 1974!)

So why the title of the post?

Chris Roth, the sports director of WBAY in Green Bay, recording a morning sports spot for probably the 7:25 AM newsbreak, when he sees the missed field goal...

Chris's reaction to the missed field goal ... when recording morning sports 😂 @rothchris @WBAY #SEAvsAZ #TVbloopers pic.twitter.com/WmlJ3qlQdB

— Matt Hietpas (@MattyHip) October 24, 2016

(From Matt Hietpas of WBAY.)