2021 Packers offense

[RashanGary]

Jenkins/Patrick/Runyan are ok inside
Stepaniak at guard and Hansen are prospects in the wings

Turner is ok at RT


Bakh is out for probably half the season. We don’t have two starting tackles for half the season and no insurance policy. With corner kind of filled, OT is the most glaring weakness on the team. Gute tends to draft for upside over polish. We’ll see what happens. A bunch of OTs are projected at the end of round 1. OT is our most likely first round draft pick.

[texaspackerbacker]

You got it right, RG. There's no reason to expect the offense to regress - barring key injuries, and by that I mean Rodgers and Jones. We did not fade or regress last year when Bakhtiari went down, and we were still solid even when Davante Adams was out. The only real minus this year is Linsley, and the guys you mentioned should be improved enough with health and development to keep things on the same level, and we should be actually better at RB with Dillon getting more PT and playing with Jones. And the D should be improved too with development of young players and what we get in the draft.

Yet people who predicted worse records last year are right there again expecting the team to regress hahahahaha.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Gute tends to draft for upside over polish.

I ain’t sure where you simple-minded, outdoorsy, hill folks get your info, but us sophisticated city rats, we have this information machine called the Internet. According to the Internet, no Polish player has been drafted in the NFL since Sebastian Janikowski in 2000. Ain’t no fucking Pole has donned the Green and Musta Yella since Zeke Bratkowski did it for the infamous Dan Devine.

[sharpe1027]

Funchess will have career high yards due to having Rodgers throwing him open. 1,000 yard receiver added to the team from last year.

[Sparkey]

Yosuah Nijman has a huge opportunity. I would hope, by now, he is ready to take advantage. They still need to draft an OT at some point.

[gbgary]

2021 Packers offense

looks like it's going to be the same (which is good) but with a weaker line (which is bad). 69 won't be bahk for at least a third of the season and even then he'll probably be wearing a brace (no one's really 100%, mental/strength wise until 18 months). not sure if the weaker line will force Rodgers to adhere to the MLF O more (quick throws on time) or revert to what he wants to do and that's hold the run the scramble drill (like in the NFCCG). running back depth has taken a hit with the lose of Williams.

[bobblehead]

One thing that annoyed me about Bakhtiari that he seemed to have a "it's not my job attitude" - many times, I would see him blocking somebody and another pass rusher would scoot right past him on the outside free and fast about a foot away. I don't know, maybe that's the way the O Line was coached, but it happened way too often IMO. Also, the run game worked inside a helluva lot better than it did outside. That's a negative about Bakhtiari, of course, and a positive about Linsley. Myself, though, I expect there to be just as many holes for Jones inside without Linsley as there was with him, and I expect the pass rush to be blocked about as good too.

There is no way possible for you to diagnose whose job it is to pick up a blitzer without knowing scheme. If I have an overhead view I can make a good guess, but on TV can't know. Generally a guy engaged with a player isn't asked to disengage to stop a blitz. Its on the RB or even the QB to make a hot read about 90% of the time, so probably your gripe is with one of the 2 players you worship and give all the credit to.

[bobblehead]

Yosuah Nijman has a huge opportunity. I would hope, by now, he is ready to take advantage. They still need to draft an OT at some point.

He will excel or he will be cut. No such thing as a 4 year project.

[Upnorth]

There is no way possible for you to diagnose whose job it is to pick up a blitzer without knowing scheme. If I have an overhead view I can make a good guess, but on TV can't know. Generally a guy engaged with a player isn't asked to disengage to stop a blitz. Its on the RB or even the QB to make a hot read about 90% of the time, so probably your gripe is with one of the 2 players you worship and give all the credit to.

I get more and more tempted to pay for all22. I feel like you are right but without that angle who can really tell on a snap by snap basis.

[bobblehead]

I get more and more tempted to pay for all22. I feel like you are right but without that angle who can really tell on a snap by snap basis.

There had been times I bitched at a RB for missing a blitz. Then would do the same thing again. I'd be livid. Then I would read the article with the OC who would say "yea, it was an unaccounted for body. Generic QB1 has to make that read. Generic WR1 was left wide open and he just missed him."