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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sanguine camper" data-source="post: 1089981" data-attributes="member: 9744">What the article shows is the Bears adjusted at half time and blitzed more and brought more heat from the edges. Where were the Packer adjustments? It's easy to say that Walker just wasn't getting the job done causing plays to break down but the Packers needed to adjust to that situation with quicker developing plays or having a RB or TE help out on the edge. A single wrecked play doesn't create an entire half of choking. What it should do set off red flags that result in counter adjustments. The problem that we see over and over again is that teams make adjustments and the Packers are late or absent in theirs. The failure to properly adjust just magnifies struggling players. If players won all their match-ups, you could call any play and it would work. That's not reality. Caoching is all about maximizing your favorable match ups and covering for your unfavorable ones.</blockquote>

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