"I thought there was an incredible amount of growth, to be honest with you," LaFleur said. "A vision of what we wanted to do and where we went to were kind of two different things.

https://www.packers.com/news/5-things-learned-from-packers-head-coach-matt-lafleur-2024-season 

LaFleur from Packers.com wrote:

“I envisioned rushing four and playing three-deep, four-under a heck of a whole lot more, and we ended up doing a lot of simulated blitzes, and different pressures, and playing a lot of cover 2,” LaFleur said. “You always evolve, and throughout the course of the season, through the offseason. But that was the foundation I would say of the defense. I thought our guys did a great job of adjusting and I thought we were playing some good football at the end.”

https://www.packersnews.com/story/sports/nfl/packers/2025/01/14/packers-coach-matt-lafleur-talks-jaire-alexander-keisean-nixon/77683740007/ 

LaFleur from PackersNews.com wrote:

The hope was the Packers could generate steady pressure with their four-man front and play a lot of vision-based coverage behind it, but the pass rush was wildly inconsistent. That led to a lot of simulated blitzing and other pressure packages to help out the secondary, which dealt with most of the injuries.

Finding a way to get pressure more steadily, and perhaps more traditionally rather than schematically, will be a point of offseason study. Improvement from within and personnel additions could all help.

"Guys have got to be able to win one-on-ones, and there's certain things you can do structurally to help create some one-on-one opportunities," LaFleur said. "But somebody's gotta win."

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