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Here's an interesting analysis discussing aspects about this issue that haven't been brought up:
NFL Videos: Inside the NFL: Packers' playoff hopes
NFL Videos: Inside the NFL: Packers' playoff hopes
I like the 5 wide idea. We should run a Texas Tech style Air Raid offense. Throw 50 or 60 times a game. Use short passes like a de facto running game.
Here's an interesting analysis discussing aspects about this issue that haven't been brought up:
NFL Videos: Inside the NFL: Packers' playoff hopes
That's a classic NFL analyst for you though. They have to keep their jobs somehow.How they started it was so they can root for both sides and say i told you so. Honestly it was a pointless conversation because everything they said at the start was to make exceptions for the Packers so if they do well they were right, and then the meat of the argument was so if the Packers don't do well they told you so.
Yep.
They talk about how one of the biggest problems with not having much of a run game is how it affects your defense. The fact that they don't get to practice against a strong running back can mean that they get gushed the minute they face a strong runner, they aren't used to bringing him down, or reading him and aren't very good at reading the run once one is called.
They go on to bring up the fact that opposing defenses don't need to worry about playing the run, so it makes it more difficult to air it out.
However, I should point out that from the start, they claim that a team like the Packers can make it work and win playoff games (and possibly a SB) with what we have. That's reassuring, to say the least.
I like the 5 wide idea. We should run a Texas Tech style Air Raid offense. Throw 50 or 60 times a game. Use short passes like a de facto running game.
I'm with you Turbo. I stated in a thread about next years draft that I think an offensive lineman with a killer instinct would do more for our run game than a big name running back would. Ryan Grant has been awesome with the offensive line we do have up until he got hurt. I think that an upgrade at one or two positions on the offensive line would make the running game beastly.
He's hesitant longtimefan, no question, but that's based on he's not seeing the hole. It wasn't there in this game, they were really sharp on filling gaps. That's my opinion, I'm not a BJax lover by any sort but I really never saw the opportunities for him.Ya know....I think the OL for most part is fine..
Last few games I have noticed Bjax not making the right cut, or if he did make the right cut he was just to slow
I have said that he is just okay and nothing special..But for those blaming the OL I think should re-watch some of the runs...And see if you notice him not making right cut or not fast enough to hit the hole that is there