Has Williams passed Woodson by as the Packers' best CB?

[get louder at lambeau]

Where do you get stats like that, steve823? Missed tackles on WRs? Opposing passer rating per player? Them's some in depth stats!

[steve823]

Where do you get stats like that, steve823? Missed tackles on WRs? Opposing passer rating per player? Them's some in depth stats!

I go to profootballfocus.com. I didn't sign up though so I don't have many stats, however I remembered reading an article on the physicality of corners and they had those numbers. Heres a link to the article: http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog...kling-corners/

I try to go on sites like that because after a while ESPN and NFL.com get boring and their articles aren't that in depth.

[Jimx29]

It's a tie. And i'm happy that we have the trio that can be tied when they are all top-shelf material

[MadtownPacker]

Shield won the SB as a rookie and with style. Chuck and Tramon cant fuck with him!

[MadtownPacker]

How to become an instant legend:

[Pugger]

Woodson is important. Look how different our defense was in the Super Bowl after he broke his collarbone!

[Tarlam!]

Woodson is important. Look how different our defense was in the Super Bowl after he broke his collarbone!

Couldn't agree more, but Shields also went down, making things even worse.

[VermontPackFan]

You mean Bush, the same one who played CW's position in the SB, and got a crucial INT? That Bush?

lol - this got brought up in another thread, that this forum's favorite whipping boy played a critical role in our Super Bowl win.

Yes, that Bush...I only used his name because he was in the post I responded to. I know he has been the butt of many jokes here but I agree he redeemed himself last year.

[Scott Campbell]

They don't play the same position anymore. Chuck looked terrible early in the year, getting beat early and often while racking up crazy penalty totals. I suspect his turf toe was hurting way more than they were letting on. But he redeemed himself down the stretch.

[HarveyWallbangers]

I think terrible is a bit much. He wasn't the same player as the previous few years, and didn't really hit his stride until the second half of the year.

[3irty1]

They don't play the same position anymore.

This.

[Guiness]

They don't play the same position anymore. Chuck looked terrible early in the year, getting beat early and often while racking up crazy penalty totals. I suspect his turf toe was hurting way more than they were letting on. But he redeemed himself down the stretch.

I think terrible is a bit much. He wasn't the same player as the previous few years, and didn't really hit his stride until the second half of the year.

I'd almost forgot about that period of time. He was not looking good at all. It's hard to tell why that was, and what changed to make things better.

There was Harris's absence, and Williams as a new starter. With Harris over there, CW's man was targeted. Were opposing QB's testing Williams, and CW trying too hard to make something happen when the ball came his way? I'd be curious to see target #'s from early in the season - was CW being avoided, or targeted? Harris usually drew the assignment of the #1 WR, was CW suddenly covering that guy early in the season?

[Scott Campbell]

I think terrible is a bit much. He wasn't the same player as the previous few years, and didn't really hit his stride until the second half of the year.

I guess I meant terrible by reigning DPOY standards.