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Message: <blockquote data-quote="warhawk" data-source="post: 441611" data-attributes="member: 431">I agree totally with this way of thinking. IMO the Packers will fix their lack of pressure more effectively by creating more pressure from the front line. INSIDE pressure knocks QB's off their game in several ways. They don't get to use timing as an advantage, line of site to the receivers is taken away, and, once they get their feet moving to avoid the inside pressure they still have to worry about guys like CM3. When we are in a dogfight with the Bears it's when they can go with the 4man rush and cause problems for Rodgers WITHOUT needing to bring any other blitzers.  Also, Capers has a problem in that he doesn't get much out of the blitz packages when he brings the ILB'rs. If he has the front line personnel to create pressure then when he does bring the LB'rs it will be more effective as well. Everybody is so focused on the guy opposite CM3 and getting better pressure from the right side would be great but our defense will improve MORE by getting the kind of pressure they produced when Jenkins was around.</blockquote>

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