Don't know if we are still doing these, until someone says to stop, I will report as best I can on Hawk.

A.J. tied for 2nd in tackles Monday night with 5, he had no assists, T. Williams led the team with 9 tackles, with C. Woodson also having 5.

Don't know if it was just because it was the Bears, but it looks like Hawk has played himself back into starting lineup in most packages.

I did not see him on the sidelines much against bears, also AJ continues to play on some special teams.

Did notice that AJ had great underneath coverage on the Martin interception, which might have cause Cutler to throw the ball long.

Again not much flash from Hawk, just anohter solid performance.

Just a note on the game as a whole, I know there were a lot of penalties, some coming at the worst possible time, as I looked back over the game, most of the peanlties on offense were overcome with the drives continueing on.

This game turned on a couple of poor punts and punt coverage.

Now is not the time to panic, Packers are still in good shape and have plenty of time to correct the mistakes that were made.

---

Buckeye- Appreciate the input and I will agree. Hawk does a solid job when he is in. I don't think he needs to be that flashy player on the field. When he is out there he is a nice "foundation" to have. He can play sound football.
There were a couple times I see him rush up the middle and he would draw two guys to block him (didn't he get a holding call at one point in the game?)

I was displeased to see him get laid out (sorta a cheap shot) by Hester on the Knox catch.

He did force Cutler to throw that interception to Martin. That shows he is a good linebacker to have in coverage. I believe he was covering one of the tight ends during this play.

PS. I'd prefer you keep doing this. +1

---

Buckeye - Nice write up. :thumbright:

Please keep doing them. I'm doing Driver (in the Holy Driver thread).

---

Much thanks for the report, buckeye. It was another solid game from A.J., although on the minus side, I read that he ended up on the ground on that punt return TD by Hester.

---