On to the next one - week 3 - Bronco game week discussion

[Teamcheez1]

We should handle Denver. The biggest concern IMO is that they have the good pass rushers.

As always, I want to see the Packers pass more on early downs - and late downs too. Playing like we did early in the Vikings game is the key to a winning offense against anybody.

On D, I'm hoping to see a heavy and varied pass rush by the Packers. Without a guy like Dalvin Cook, our D probably can take a few chances.

I was thinking along the same lines about the pass rush, but the Broncos have zero sacks in the first two games.

[Cheesehead Craig]

I was thinking along the same lines about the pass rush, but the Broncos have zero sacks in the first two games.

They did have one, but then those meanie officials took it away. No sack for you!

[mraynrand]

They did have one, but then those meanie officials took it away. No sack for you!

Bronco Emasculated!

[Joemailman]

Rob Demovsky
ESPN Staff Writer
Tests on Darnell Savage's shin showed just a bone contusion, his agent Seth Katz told ESPN. Expect a light week of on-field activity, but the rookie starting safety is preparing as if he will play Sunday against the Broncos. The 21st pick in the draft is off to a fast start for the Packers and doesn't want to slow his momentum.

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[pbmax]

M4 taking a little heat for long play calls.

Football Perspective @fbgchase
Listening to this podcast now and my first move as GM is to never let a coach have playcalls so long that there isn’t enough time to spit them out
Matt LaFleur may wind up being good but just another example of the inflexibility of HCs

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bill-barnwell-show/id1105991757?i=1000450011947

You can play it in the browser. Start at 25 minutes.

[RashanGary]

Against the massive 5-man line of Chicago, the best offense was AR from gun. Against Minnesota, the best offense was from MLFs outside-zone/PA offense. Over the course of the season it would be nice to be able to do both well. Obviously situationally, but there are whole games vs defenses that are built to stop the outside zone offense.

[bobblehead]

Against the massive 5-man line of Chicago, the best offense was AR from gun. Against Minnesota, the best offense was from MLFs outside-zone/PA offense. Over the course of the season it would be nice to be able to do both well. Obviously situationally, but there are whole games vs defenses that are built to stop the outside zone offense.

Agreed. Be balanced. Do what they don't defend. Win. Sort of like the underpants gnome playbook.

1) Call play

2) ?????

3) Sumthin sumthin Profit!!

[gbgary]

based on the last two weeks i'm thinking it's another low scoring game with a Packers W when it's all over.

[texaspackerbacker]

We certainly ought to hold Denver to a low point total. One of these weeks, the Packers are gonna break out and score a bunch. It might be this week if they learned their lesson about changing away from what worked in last week's game.

[mraynrand]

. It might be this week if they learned their lesson about changing away from what worked in last week's game.

Please, do tell. Would appreciate some specifics.

[esoxx]

Graham - DNP Has a groin

[George Cumby]

Please, do tell. Would appreciate some specifics.

You know, stuff. Because: reasons.

[Radagast]

I don't expect to see TE Jimmy Graham (groin) play vs the Broncos. I however do expect to see Marcedes Lewis step up more in this game and possibly in week 4 as well.

With Raven Green on IR, Darnell Savage Jr. (rookie/Maryland) will step up to the #1 FS position. I wish the 5' 11"/198 lb. lad all the best of success.

ILB still remains a strong concern position for me. Blake Martinez, a great LB, can't do it all himself. Who is his starting partner at ILB?

[gbgary]

Please, do tell. Would appreciate some specifics.

they got down to the bottom of the scripted plays list and panicked.

[mraynrand]

they got down to the bottom of the scripted plays list and panicked.

How do you know this?