Packers Offense Game Plan

[Pugger]

A quick passing game is tricky when they know the line is bad enough to eliminate the deep game. Without that, no run game, and no time to run the double routes, the offense will likely struggle. The crappy Bears CB's can just play press until Rodgers throws the ball away or gets squished.

A short passing game can only work if the Packers have receivers who can get open right off the line for a quick slant or quick out. I'm not sure any of the Packer receivers can do that.

The one guy who can is supposed to be back tonight - Cobb.

[MadScientist]

With our O line in shambles will it really be an upset if Chicago wins?

Well I'll be upset if the fucking Bears win.

[texaspackerbacker]

Passing should always come first, not just under these circumstances. A little bit of that quick rhythm passing, as we always do anyway, is good. The thing we need to do the most, though, is let Aaron be Aaron. You could have a couple of thick fence posts at the RT and LT spots, and it would delay the rush just enough for Rodgers to use his mobility and find an open receiver most of the time. What we put at OT most weeks is not much more than that fence post. Whoever is there this week just has to get in the way a little bit.

Cincinnati, as it turned out, was a trap game - a team a lot better than its record with a lot riding on the game. The Bears, on the other hand, arguably are a team that has been playing over their heads.

[Bossman641]

Bears have a good front 7. The secondary is nothing special though. With a healthy OL Rodgers would have a chance to exploit them. Tonight is all about just getting by.

Bear passing game is shit but Howard and Cohen are both dangerous. Watch out for cohen especially... super shifty