More Banjo - Packers vs Bears

[Fritz]

Hey, I did not get to watch the game. How did TJ Slaton look?

[Joemailman]

Hey, I did not get to watch the game. How did TJ Slaton look?

I didn't think he was particularly noticeable one way or the other. Bears RB's didn't have a much success running the ball consistently, (19-66) so he seemed to his job. The Packers d-line was running a lot of stunts, so maybe he was the stay at home guy. He was out there on 54% of snaps. He assisted on 1 tackle.

[run pMc]

I think Slaton led the DL in snaps technically, played fairly stout, nothing too horrible either way. CHI normally has a pretty good running game -- they've carved up GB before -- so bottling up the RBs is a good sign. Roschon Johnson gave them some life; I think he's going to be good. Justin Fields' scrambles boosted their overall numbers. Khalil Herbert is a good back and he had a tough time against the GB front. Really glad to see that.

Liked all the stunts they ran; wonder if they can keep that up. It was pretty disruptive.

ATL has a better OL but Desmond Ridder might not be good. That running game though. Will be another good road test for the DL. Chris Lindstrom and Kaleb McGary are probably better than any OL CHI has.

[run pMc]

Per ESPN, Chicago only generated six pressures on Love. The Packers quarterback was blitzed on 16.7% of his dropbacks.

Green Bay generated thirty six pressures on Fields.

[Joemailman]

J.T. O'Sullivan goes over in some detail Jordan Love's day. Great stuff if you have about 25 minutes.

[bobblehead]

On anither note, Troy
Aikman is kinda dogging Nathaniel Hackett.

This is fun!

As long as Rodgers plays the requisite number of snaps for the Pack to get that first-rounder and the Jest suck really badly. it IS all good.

I would like everyone to forget all the things I'm wrong about and point out that I've been dogging Nathaniel Hackett since he was the OC of the Jaguars.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

J.T. O'Sullivan goes over in some detail Jordan Love's day. Great stuff if you have about 25 minutes.

Good watch. Everything I learned about quarterbacking, I learned from ole JT, a Mike Sherman acquisition.

On the 1st Love-Doubs TD, rookie “John” Wicks beat a pistol force coverage and was WIDE in the corner of the endzone. But we ain’t playing Madden, so Love trusted his progression and opted for Doubs instead. The best part bout Love is, while he’s still a diamond in the rough, he ain’t look anything like Hundley or Kizer.

[KYPack]

Good watch. Everything I learned about quarterbacking, I learned from ole JT, a Mike Sherman acquisition.

On the 1st Love-Doubs TD, rookie “John” Wicks beat a pistol force coverage and was WIDE in the corner of the endzone. But we ain’t playing Madden, so Love trusted his progression and opted for Doubs instead. The best part bout Love is, while he’s still a diamond in the rough, he ain’t look anything like Hundley or Kizer.

You've learned, but not that much. Pistol force is NOT a pass coverage. Give it up. Watch JT's videos, you may learn the game someday.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

You've learned, but not that much. Pistol force is NOT a pass coverage. Give it up. Watch JT's videos, you may learn the game someday.

I once asked Nutz about the pistol force and he simply gave me a blink stare. If Nutz, a career high school football coach, ain’t got a clue about the Pistol Force, then who does?

[Fritz]

I once asked Nutz about the pistol force and he simply gave me a blink stare. If Nutz, a career high school football coach, ain’t got a clue about the Pistol Force, then who does?

Mebb it was a blank stare because he couldn't believe you'd think what you did.

[MadScientist]

Good watch. Everything I learned about quarterbacking, I learned from ole JT, a Mike Sherman acquisition.

On the 1st Love-Doubs TD, rookie “John” Wicks beat a pistol force coverage and was WIDE in the corner of the endzone. But we ain’t playing Madden, so Love trusted his progression and opted for Doubs instead. The best part bout Love is, while he’s still a diamond in the rough, he ain’t look anything like Hundley or Kizer.

His video on Fields game is an interesting contrast. Fields did not have anticipation, would not throw to open receivers downfield and didn't keep his eyes downfield when things started to break down. On the other hand there were a number of of WTF play schemes and some really incompetent blocking on several plays.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Btw, Kentucky, I actually thought of you while watching the highlight of 82 of the Jesters returning a walk-off punt-6 against the Bills on Monday. Did you see the Bill punter’s pathetic attempt at tackling 82? Shades of JK Scott, eh?

[MadScientist]

Proof that the PFF grading system is bullshit:
https://www.pff.com/nfl/grades/position/qb
I don't have the full breakdown of their scoring, but the fact that they have Fields at #7 and Love at #19 means their system is useless.

[KYPack]

I once asked Nutz about the pistol force and he simply gave me a blink stare. If Nutz, a career high school football coach, ain’t got a clue about the Pistol Force, then who does?

Thousands of people. It's just not common terminology.

That blank stare is the same one all kinds of people give you.

Learn to get used to it.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Proof that the PFF grading system is bullshit:
https://www.pff.com/nfl/grades/position/qb
I don't have the full breakdown of their scoring, but the fact that they have Fields at #7 and Love at #19 means their system is useless.

PFF probably employs a bunch of math nerds like Bobble who ain’t ever played a down of football. Some of us actually shut down Darren Charles in a game while Bobbles stares at a chalk board full of numbers and figures, wasting time solving unsolvable mathematical equations.