Add cornerback Tramon Williams to the list of players that have been critical of former Green Bay Packers' defensive coordinator Dom Capers. Williams said what we pretty much all knew. Capers' system was outdated.

TotalPackers wrote:

“We had some success because we knew what blitz’s or which blitz’s would be coming, especially on third down. The screen that almost went for the touchdown, we went to the line with 3 plays. If they were doing a middle blitz, which they did, we ran the screen. If they ran a slot blitz, we were running a bubble, if they weren’t running any, we had another play in mind. When they blitz the middle, they’ll drop one of their safeties close to the line, typically Dix because in dime or Nickel Burnett is usually up already anyway, for middle protection. If they brought their slot guy, they would slide Martinez over to cover for his blitz. So when Dix slid down, and both Perry & Matthew slid into an inside gap, we knew exactly what blitz was coming. That happened on almost all our 3rd down plays tonight.”

The following quote from Matthew Stafford following the Monday Night game last year is the most damning piece of evidence against Dom Capers and further reinforces what Tramon said:


Yeah Ted Thompson drafted some duds on D (though surely Dom had some input on those drafted) but when your defense can't get off the field because the offense knows what's coming inside and out it's not going to end well.

Originally Posted by: Mucky Tundra 

Yeah Ted Thompson drafted some duds on D (though surely Dom had some input on those drafted) but when your defense can't get off the field because the offense knows what's coming inside and out it's not going to end well.

Originally Posted by: Mucky Tundra