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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DoddPower" data-source="post: 449665" data-attributes="member: 809"> Well, the defense as a whole certainly gave up plenty of "game changing plays" last year.  Fortunately for the Packer's, the offense was usually able to pull out the win.  As one of the "leaders" of the Defense, Hawk definitely gets some of the responsibility of allowing so many big plays, along with everyone else on the defense.  It's pretty hard to single out any one player on the defense that I would say single handedly lost a game for the Packer's.  Maybe something like Al Harris in the 2007 NFC Champ. game.  But even then, I blame Bob Sanders (the defensive coordinator) more for not adjusting.  A few big plays are never the reasons why a team lose, because they shouldn't have been in a position where one or two plays could have such an impact (I know, I know, but most of us still view those big plays like that).  Either way, the same conclusion is reached: AJ Hawk is just an average MLB.  At least he's usually available though, which McCarthy preaches often.  That has to count for something.     </blockquote>

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