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Nice find.

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Thanks kevin...

Neat stuff.

Like looking at computer graphics of a fatal car crash... But still neat stuff.

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Well, we'll go over the Packers record pretty badly, but at least we're not like that abysmal Texans O-line with David Carr.... We're going to stay under them by 2 sacks. Awesome.

That's cool dude.

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Guess that pretty much shows what we all know. Our Tackles have been terrible in protection.

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Wonderful. This isn't exactly the Packers' record I was hoping Aaron would break.

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interesting to know that a part game against chi and stl, all the sacks ome from the left...that means maybe barbre has allowed less sacks than we thought...ok he is not a probowl RT but maybe it is too early to quit on him

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well, sitton looks okay....not sure much positive to be said about all the rest.

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http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcnorth/post/_/id/6016/air-and-space-timing-rodgers-on-sacks 

Conclusion? Rodgers has held the ball on sacks for an average of 3.4 seconds. On 28 of the 37 occasions Rodgers held the ball for less than 4 seconds and took a sack. Seifert puts it this way: "There are few plays designed for a quarterback to hold it longer [than four seconds], and given the state of the Packers' offensive line, I think you can safely assume none of them have been called." Some of you who blame McCarthy for a failure to call shorter passing plays might dispute this.

Seifert comes to the conclusion that Rodgers is responsible for 1 out of every 3 sacks he has taken this season, which puts the lion's share of responsibility on the O-line.

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