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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 1040876" data-attributes="member: 7261">Studs:  MLF and Stenavich's game plan for easing Willis into the job.            Hafley and the defense for holding the Colts to 10 pointsSeems like a lot of fans here thought the Packer offense was too conservative and didn't play well.  I guess I have to ask, what were you expecting? Willis had been with the team a little over 2 weeks. The offensive game plan had to be watered down and simplified.  Even Jacobs is relatively new to the offense and they leaned heavily on him.  Sure, they left some points on the field, but the offense actually looked pretty decent there in the 1st half, especially with a new backup QB running it.The Colts put up 27 points last weekend against the Texans.  I watched the Texans last night and their D is pretty darn good.  To hold then to only 10 points yesterday, I would say the Packers defense definitely improved from Week 1 to Week 2.  Would like to see more pressure from our DE's and better play by Walker, but all in all, they to did what they had to win.I'm very happy with that W.  I half expected Willis to come out and look like DeShone Kizer or Brett Hundley.  He played a good first game.  He didn't cough the ball up with a fumble or interception.  Handoffs were clean and his decision making appeared to be good.  We may have found a capable #2 QB.</blockquote>

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