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<blockquote data-quote="DILLIGAFF" data-source="post: 261894" data-attributes="member: 1719"><p>The Packers defense is evolving and far superior to the one that went 4-4. Dom Capers play book has more than double since the last viking game. Vikings only have one player that they have lost to injury, other than that its the same starting line up since they played the Packers.</p><p> </p><p>The Packers however have both starting safety positions healthy and playing, Bigby was not playing and we were picking any decent safety we could off the street at the time. Collins was playing, but playing hurt. I bet BF would get a lot more pressure now that our secondary is solid. Barrnet was not at full strength and Raji was either not playing or only could go for 10 snaps or less in a limited role. Despite losing Kampman our out side LB play has gotten better as our rookies become more like season veterans. Hard to call them rookies when they have played 16 games. </p><p> </p><p>Even with our defenses going head to head, the biggest factor that has changed is our O-line. That by itself changes the whole field position and time of possession game, which the Pack lost badly both times we played. I still say if we had slightly better O-line play the Pack would have won one game at least.</p><p> </p><p>Those sacks put our defense in bad field position a number of times during those games.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DILLIGAFF, post: 261894, member: 1719"] The Packers defense is evolving and far superior to the one that went 4-4. Dom Capers play book has more than double since the last viking game. Vikings only have one player that they have lost to injury, other than that its the same starting line up since they played the Packers. The Packers however have both starting safety positions healthy and playing, Bigby was not playing and we were picking any decent safety we could off the street at the time. Collins was playing, but playing hurt. I bet BF would get a lot more pressure now that our secondary is solid. Barrnet was not at full strength and Raji was either not playing or only could go for 10 snaps or less in a limited role. Despite losing Kampman our out side LB play has gotten better as our rookies become more like season veterans. Hard to call them rookies when they have played 16 games. Even with our defenses going head to head, the biggest factor that has changed is our O-line. That by itself changes the whole field position and time of possession game, which the Pack lost badly both times we played. I still say if we had slightly better O-line play the Pack would have won one game at least. Those sacks put our defense in bad field position a number of times during those games. [/QUOTE]
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