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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fazeman" data-source="post: 420244" data-attributes="member: 1676"><p>Our offense has really stepped up the average points per game this year with 35 Pts/G as compared to 2009 (28.8) and 2010 (24.2). So, while the defense has increased points surrendered with 22.4 Pts/G, it's comforting to know that opponents have to score in the 30s to make it a game. And when it becomes a game like it was against Detroit, the Packers' defense caused two fumbles and two interceptions. This negated any yards gained by Detroit and ultimately gave our offense four more chances to score. Based on the Int/Fum stats you provided, I also take comfort in the defense because they have a proven track record of success in this catagory.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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