GREEN BAY, Wis. -- When the referees walked into the Packers' locker room just moments after Monday night's now-infamous touchdown ruling in Seattle, linebacker A.J. Hawk thought it was going to be good news."I thought they were going to tell us we won the game, honestly," Hawk said Wednesday. "I think a lot of people thought that. But they were saying we had to get back on the field (for the extra point). That was obviously a weird moment for everybody. I think it was pretty tense for those refs. They didn't feel super comfortable in there."Who knows, 30 years from now, hopefully it's a decent story to tell. But for now, we're 1-2 and we need to find a way to change that."After the Packers finished throwing towels at the locker room televisions and tweeting their frustrations in profanity-laced fashion, coach Mike McCarthy had an incredibly challenging task. Despite having a game taken away from them by a missed call from a group of replacement referees who may be back at their day...
