Jennings Slant
Jones deep TD (No WR on short route)

Interception (No WR on short route)

Run for 5
Run for 20
Run for 6
Jennings Slant (both WR on slants)
Run <2
Screen for @9
Run 1
incomplete throw away Driver short out, rest deep
Jennings 10 yard out (nobody short)
Run 2+
run TD Grant

Quick Pressure Rodgers runs for 7 (3 WR no short route)
Run -1.5
Inc Shortest route was a 6 yards out.

Driver 12 yards pass. 1 5 yard curl covered
Inc shortest route 7 yard out
Run 5
scramble for 1st (1 short route ?Curl covered)
Run 4
Run @13
Run 0
Driver TD (1 short, 3 LOS routes) Driver deep.

Run 2
Throw away (No short routes)
Draw 0

Incomplete 3 deep
Incomplete 5 short patters <10
Incomplete 2 short crossing 1 4 yards 1 6

I figured the sure fire way to lower the sack count. Run two slant patterns on each and every pass play. Hell line up 5 WR and run 4 damn slants. Even when the play breaks, Aaron will have more time to run, or throw the it away because they don't take 5 seconds to mature.

"PackFanWithTwins" wrote:

Very interesting analysis PFWT, especially in light of Mike McCarthy's post-game comments.

Greg Badard pointed out how Mike McCarthy basically went to town on the execution of the game plan... impliying that the game plan called for short drop passes, and Aaron getting rid of the ball quickly. His comments about "being really intersted in watching the game film" and him "finding it hard to believe none [receivers] were open" tell me that Mike McCarthy realistic in planning with the deficiencies of this team.

Heck, his quote: "That's a reflection of coaching and playing. So it's something that's been coached, it's something that's been trained and it keeps showing up on Sundays" makes me think he is explicitly referring to Aaron's lack of ability to drop back and get the ball out. The "it's something that's been trained" bit seems really difficult to apply to the O-line...


Should make for an interesting week.

"all_about_da_packers" wrote:

So the implication is that Mike McCarthy wants to do short quick slants and stuff to get the ball out quickly, but that's not what is taking place on the field?

"nerdmann" wrote:

And the other part of it too, I thought he [Rodgers] had plenty of time to throw. I'm real curious to see the film because either they're doing a hell of a job covering us..There's time and time again that our receivers on crossing routes vs that coverage, I'd be curious to see what the film looks like.