More Banjo: Week10 vs Lions

[denverYooper]

He has done that before. That is old school M3.

Exactly.

I'd be curious to know how many times it's worked out well for him because I mostly remember it backfiring.

[pbmax]

Exactly.

I'd be curious to know how many times it's worked out well for him because I mostly remember it backfiring.

I agree. Packers really need Mike to take a statistics course and learn the difference between correlation and causality.

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''It's the efficiency of our fundamentals,'' he added. ''I don't mean to keep going back to that, but that's where the focus of trust of confidence is.''

so now we're back to pad level being the problem

[denverYooper]

Brett ChristophersonVerified account
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Sitton: "Teams know exactly what we're going to do every week. We need to show them some different things." #Clubhouse #Packers

[mraynrand]

Sitton: "Teams know exactly what we're going to do every week. We need to show them some different things."

Yes, they know you are going to let defensive linemen get to Rodgers in about 1.5 seconds. Maybe try blocking them up? That would be different.

[Striker]

so now we're back to pad level being the problem

Well, it is fundamentals. Rodgers' mechanics are off. The receivers aren't catching easy passes. The line is just mentally failing at the worst times.

[pbmax]

so now we're back to pad level being the problem

Sometimes you need to start from square one.

"Gentleman, this is a football..."

[pbmax]

Every team with a putrid offensive performance makes this excuse. Its at least the third time I have heard it this year.

The charm of Sitton from Pitch Perfect 2 is wearing thin.

They know what you like to do and its failing because you are doing it terribly.

[denverYooper]

Evan Silva @evansilva 4m4 minutes ago
Current state of #Packers offense:

- Little to no running game.
- WRs don't win vs man covg.
- Rodgers dropping his eyes.

[mraynrand]

Every team with a putrid offensive performance makes this excuse. Its at least the third time I have heard it this year.

The charm of Sitton from Pitch Perfect 2 is wearing thin.

They know what you like to do and its failing because you are doing it terribly.

"Sir, you're not even doing it right"

[mraynrand]

Evan Silva @evansilva 4m4 minutes ago
Current state of #Packers offense:

- Little to no running game.
- WRs don't win vs man covg.
- Rodgers dropping his eyes.

O-line off the hook again. Evan Silva taking his cue from serial O-line apologist Mark Tauscher...

[Maxie the Taxi]

Sometimes you need to start from square one.

"Gentleman, this is a football..."

"Not so fast, not so fast."

[denverYooper]

O-line off the hook again. Evan Silva taking his cue from serial O-line apologist Mark Tauscher...

I agree with you on the shaky OL. Rodgers drops his eyes because he has no safe port in a storm.

[ThunderDan]

Brett ChristophersonVerified account
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Sitton: "Teams know exactly what we're going to do every week. We need to show them some different things." #Clubhouse #Packers

Could you even imagine someone on a Bud Grant or Tom Landry or Vince Lombardi team saying that?

[Patler]

Could you even imagine someone on a Bud Grant or Tom Landry or Vince Lombardi team saying that?

Ya, but I wonder what those guys would have had to do to remain successful in the NFL as it is now known. To some extent their philosophies of simply executing better than your opponent might still hold, but they, too, relied on the element of surprise. Even though we as fans could almost sense when an option pass might be coming from Hornung, Pitts or Moore, or when Starr would run play action on 3rd and 1, then throw deep; those plays routinely caught defenses by surprise. With the great amount of data now available, defenses would be prepared for those, and Lombardi would have had to be more creative.