Official Packers vs. Sparrows Studs and Duds

[Fritz]

Remember, these different styles are incorporated into an overall coverage scheme. One back may be in match technique while the others are covering their guys in pattern. And sure, if the offense has your coverage sniffed out, they damn sure will send two guys into a zone patrolled by one back. In that case, you just have to get to the deepest of the deep receiver and hope for the best.

An old coach explained to me that the principal of any zone is to provide maximum coverage at the snap and maintain it for 4 to five seconds until the pass rushers heat up the passer and stop the play. The rush men are trying to stop the pass so the cover guys don't have a zone too big to cover. Zone coverage is living on the edge. The D coaches have to disguise coverages and change things up so the offense can't get a handle on what they are doing.

This is why I still show up at Packerrats. I have very little football knowledge (though it does not stop me from making confident, sweeping declarations), so I always thought zone defense was kind of a lame, soft defense. Having KY explain this helps me understand how it actually does work.

One thing KY is totally wrong about, however: he says Tank never took a single step on a football field. Tank did - but it was a very slow step, and Darren Charles blew by him, over and over, burning Tank like a piece of dry kindling, beating him like a mule.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

One thing KY is totally wrong about, however: he says Tank never took a single step on a football field. Tank did - but it was a very slow step, and Darren Charles blew by him, over and over, burning Tank like a piece of dry kindling, beating him like a mule.

It’s been proven that I shut down Darren Charles. At SportsBubblers, a dude got sick of my bragging and actually looked it up. Charles had 1 catch for 19 yards - He ran a 5 yards slant, I slipped, and since Neon Deion was my hero (Neon hated to tackle), I allowed the safety the pleasure of making the tackle some 14 yards downfield.

Didn’t catch a rock again the rest of the night.

Btw, the Kentucky said that on the Alexander-21 Savage play that I posted screenshots of, the Packers were in Cover 3. That speaks volumes about his knowledge of the modern game.

Hint: the Packers were NOT in Cover 3. Look at the techniques of all the DBs other than 23! Trust me, I know
a thing or two about DB technique. I shutdown Darren Charles, after all.

[texaspackerbacker]

Did you punt too? Cuz if you did, you coulda flipped the field like a burger.

It doesn't happen often, APB, but when you're right, you're right. I'm thinking they play cover two or rover two (somebody needs to explain the difference to me hahaha) most of the time, with Alexander sort of a wild card who just does what needs to be done according to the situation.

[CaptainKickass]

I think Raven Greene taking more of Will Redmon's snaps is a underrated way for the Packers defense to get better. He played more in week 4, and it's the best the defense has looked this year.

Yes. Now if only there was a complimentary-named player, who also made the defense better, to share the field with Greene named Baye.

[sharpe1027]

It’s been proven that I shut down Darren Charles. At SportsBubblers, a dude got sick of my bragging and actually looked it up. Charles had 1 catch for 19 yards - He ran a 5 yards slant, I slipped, and since Neon Deion was my hero (Neon hated to tackle), I allowed the safety the pleasure of making the tackle some 14 yards downfield.

Didn’t catch a rock again the rest of the night.

Btw, the Kentucky said that on the Alexander-21 Savage play that I posted screenshots of, the Packers were in Cover 3. That speaks volumes about his knowledge of the modern game.

Hint: the Packers were NOT in Cover 3. Look at the techniques of all the DBs other than 23! Trust me, I know
a thing or two about DB technique. I shutdown Darren Charles, after all.

If your team got rolled and couldn't stop the rushing game, there's a completely different reason for only being one catch. How many passes total in the game?

[RashanGary]

https://twitter.com/pff_seth/status/1314611267965984770?s=10

What do you guys see in this one?

[Zool]

https://twitter.com/pff_seth/status/...965984770?s=10

What do you guys see in this one?

I love the direct swat to the QBs head about 4 seconds after the play.

[Joemailman]

I see a throwing motion Rodgers should try.

[George Cumby]

https://twitter.com/pff_seth/status/...965984770?s=10

What do you guys see in this one?

#61 shit his pants.

[RashanGary]

https://twitter.com/pff_seth/status/...965984770?s=10

What do you guys see in this one?

#72s motor runs hot and cold. He has all the physical gifts but I don't know if he loves football

[Sparkey]

https://twitter.com/pff_seth/status/...965984770?s=10

What do you guys see in this one?

The left guard, 62, with the pancake block. Either that or he actually saw a pancake on the ground and was hungry.

[KYPack]

Nobody said anything about the photog snapping pics in the end zone while the play was going on?

[RashanGary]

Nobody said anything about the photog snapping pics in the end zone while the play was going on?

There's a lot to unpack here, Ky.

[Upnorth]

https://twitter.com/pff_seth/status/...965984770?s=10

What do you guys see in this one?

I see so much comedy. The rt slowly standing up like he is just realizing people are around him. The qb throwing the ball to his son who is learning to catch. His older brother smacking that shit down.
And I just keep wishing some one gave the defensive end a pie to smash into the qb head.
It's dam near keystones cops.
It's like mitch trubyski last year.

[Upnorth]

The left tackle #75 blocks the head slapper for a solid second then just lets him go at the qb and even kinda pats his back on his way by. The more I watch this The more in laughing.