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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kitten" data-source="post: 508898" data-attributes="member: 2692">I think the focus of the Packers in terms of problem areas has got to be the O-Line over special teams. I'll make note again the problems with our O-Line go back all the way to the 2010 -'11 SB year but it just got overlooked because the team won the SB. I think the problem with the O-Line is not so much coaching but we've been plagued by injuries and we lack the roster depth in those positions. Anytime you have a team switching a guy from RT to LT or vice versa in the middle of a game is just asking for trouble. You have guys who are uncomfortable playing those positions, maybe the QB senses they're not comfortable and he becomes uncomfortable within the pocket.Now ask yourself this question. Who or what is the most important guy or position on an offense? Is it the QB or the O-Line? Without the O-Line the QB can't do his job or do it as well as he is capable. With our problematic O-Line I'm hesitant to blame coaching or conditioning/ training staff though the thought has crossed my mind several times. Maybe it's not Campen specifically but he might be a part of a larger problem. If that's the case firing him and replacing him is not going to solve anything.To be more specific I don't think the problem with the O-Line is as "simple" as replacing the O-Line coach when our problems might unfortunately cover a broader spectrum than what replacing a coach can fix.</blockquote>

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