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Tramon looked fine, but he was helped by Hester's lack of ability to come down with the ball. A better receiver would have made a couple of catches on him because while he is a start quality CB, he doesn't have the shutdown corner pedigree of Woodson or Al yet. You could tell that the Bears offensive coordinator was actively targeting him as a potential weak spot while avoiding throwing in Woodson's direction.
They learned quickly that the Packers don't have a weak spot in the secondary, at least not against any matchup Chicago can proffer. My favorite moment of the game was when Hester got knocked on his ass by Al within five yards and Orton threw to where Hester was supposed to be. That was hilarious.
They learned quickly that the Packers don't have a weak spot in the secondary, at least not against any matchup Chicago can proffer. My favorite moment of the game was when Hester got knocked on his ass by Al within five yards and Orton threw to where Hester was supposed to be. That was hilarious.
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