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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PackAttack12" data-source="post: 921158" data-attributes="member: 11933">The Saints and Lions had similar game plans defensively for Rodgers and the offense. The difference was the coaching staff recognizing the need to feature Jones out of the backfield to take advantage of the matchups on linebackers, and for Rodgers to take the underneath stuff. When teams play 2 shell, it eliminates a lot of opportunity for big plays. To the captain's point, Rodgers executed the game plan near perfectly.Rodgers against the Saints: 15 of 28 (53%)133 yards0 TDs2 INTs4.8 yards/att36.8 rating14.1 QBRRodgers against the Lions: 22 of 27 (81%)255 yards4 TDs0 INTs9.4 yards/att145.6 rating76.5 QBRI don't always leap for the stats because it doesn't tell the entire story, but any time you see that huge of a difference in numbers, you really don't even have to watch the game to understand that he played way better against the Lions. Even disregarding the numbers, I have no clue how your eye test came to the conclusion that both games were even in the same galaxy as far as being similar.</blockquote>

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