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Woodson on NFL Live - recap

Discussion in 'Packer Fan Forum' started by tromadz, Aug 7, 2006.

  1. tromadz Cheesehead

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    Woodson was on NFL Live, here is what he said, summed up of course:

    - This is favres team, they're lookin to him for a championship
    - favre is the vet leader, and theyre gonna follow his lead
    - said all teams are talented, but this team is actually putting it together
    - said he has NOTIHNG to prove to anyone, and there is no question he can play the game.
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    awesome but they are making it look like its all on favre
  3. Popcynical Cheesehead

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    In some ways it is. Look at turnover ratios compared to Win-Loss records. If Favre makes good decisions, we win.
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    I would take a look at the running game more than Favre's turnover ratios. There were too many games that Favre had to throw the ball over 40 times because of a lack of a running game. Also the amount of times that they had to play behind. Favre felt pressure to throw into coverage deep more when attempting to come back from a deficit. If there is a running game taking pressure off Favre, and they can minimize the amount of time playing from behind, Favre will be fine.
  5. tromadz Cheesehead

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    More like "An abandoning of the running game." Tell Gado there was no running game. When they did it, it was ok(Not great, or even good), but if they didnt get results right away, Shermhead would throw it out, and put the whole burden on favre who had no WRs and no Oline.
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    And because there was no Oline, we were forced to throw 40 times a game. It's possible for Favre to make great plays without good blocking. It is NOT possible for Gado and Herron to make great plays without good blocking.

    (But I still don't like Mike Sherman)
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    It's really not possible for Favre to make great plays without good blocking. When you have 2 seconds or less to get rid of the ball, it's really hard to make a good play.

    Also, when you have receivers who were just signed off the street, or are of "NFL Europe quality"...then it's doubly hard to make good plays.

    Add no running game, and Coaching by Mike Sherman and Tom Rossley and you have the fiasco that was last year in GB!
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    That's a fallacy. How can you make good decisions when there's nobody open, nobody fighting for the ball, nobody running the right route, nobody blocking, nobody running through holes, and nobody calling a play on offense that's going to surprise the defense.

    You tell me. How can you make a good decision with all of that going on?
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    The good decision is to throw it away and live to fight another day, not throwing into triple coverage.
  10. TomAllen Cheesehead

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    Boy, that would have been some offense.

    Favre firing the ball into the turf three consecutive times and BJ Sander coming out to shank one!

    Talk about a long season that would've been. It was long enough as it was.
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    Hey Popcynical,

    I agree with you. Would like to add that an improved defence will contribute to the turnover ratio. So, if the O-line holds up and the D gets down right nasty that ratio could be quite positive.
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    I feel some responsibility lays on the WRers to create some seperation when running their routes!

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