OFFICIAL Green Bay Packers 2010 Season Thread - SUPER BOWL XLV!!! Vs. Pittsburgh.

Originally Posted by Wisconsin 4 Life

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Woody....Tramon got the shaft not making the probowl...

THIS!
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fraij- i tweeted anthony smith and said "i saw you on the sideline today...you look small as hell...hit the weights lil homie"

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dude replies somehting about being a king
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hes got that injured reserve swag
 
fraij- i tweeted anthony smith and said "i saw you on the sideline today...you look small as hell...hit the weights lil homie"

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dude replies somehting about being a king
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hes got that injured reserve swag
 
Rodgers' last eight games (including playoffs)
Completion percentage - 70.8
Passing YPG - 261.4
TD-INT - 19-2
Passer rating - 122.1
Yards per attempt - 9.0

Son.
 
Rodgers' last eight games (including playoffs)
Completion percentage - 70.8
Passing YPG - 261.4
TD-INT - 19-2
Passer rating - 122.1
Yards per attempt - 9.0

Son.
 
Stealing this from another forum... This guy RashaanSalaami compiles all the Pass DEF numbers from every single game... Does a great job of it.

Wild Card (@ Philadelphia Eagles):



I'm glad this week won't be my last opportunity this season and the season recap will have to wait at least one more week. I want to see how these boys perform down the stretch. I also have been tracking one other stat, which I'll throw in as a bonus at the end of the season...nothing too exciting though, so don't get your hopes up too much.

Just by looking at the metrics this week, what's the first thing you notice? The keen observer will notice that Clay Matthews had his "worst" game in coverage and that we had 11 attempts, or nearly 1/3 of Vick's passes marked in the "Other" territory. For those that haven't followed, "Other" recognizes passes thrown in holes in the zone, spikes, throwaways, etc. Yes folks, there was a Mike Vick game plan in effect that was not utilized in Week 1 and the numbers show it. That is HEAVY zone defense. You may say we allowed a ton of yards in these zones, but look at Vick's rushing stats from the first game and if you take the difference in yardage between that and holes in the zone, it wasn't that big. We just forced Vick to complete passes rather than allow him free yards on the ground. Consequently, we saw Clay Matthews drop into coverage more with 2 of his completions allowed being given up to wide receivers. On the same token, I'm surprised not to see more of Bishop and Hawk on this stat sheet.

Talk about one helluva game for Tramon. The 55 yards don't look that great, but the completion percentage speaks for itself. He allowed one long completion to Maclin. I thought it may have been a Cover 2 with Charlie Peprah inexplicably jumping up, but I was wrong, it was a clear Cover 1 over the top. Maclin ran a nice route and used his speed to run the route at the proper depth to keep it away from Collins up top and Peprah down low. Aside from that, Tramon allowed a very tight slant to Riley Cooper on the 2nd to last play of the game. We all know how that match-up turned out on the very next one.

2 throws at Woodson? It's clear the Eagles identified him as the Packers' top player in the secondary and avoided him. Though we didn't bring him off the edge nearly as much as the Bears game, it's clear we were using him to spy Vick quite a bit. As a result, he wasn't in coverage as often as he typically is. Walden was the other spy we used on Vick. I am a bit surprised Matthews didn't get that role more often.

Two other notes:
Sam Shields...baller.
Jarrett Bush...Jarrett Bush.
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Stealing this from another forum... This guy RashaanSalaami compiles all the Pass DEF numbers from every single game... Does a great job of it.

Wild Card (@ Philadelphia Eagles):



I'm glad this week won't be my last opportunity this season and the season recap will have to wait at least one more week. I want to see how these boys perform down the stretch. I also have been tracking one other stat, which I'll throw in as a bonus at the end of the season...nothing too exciting though, so don't get your hopes up too much.

Just by looking at the metrics this week, what's the first thing you notice? The keen observer will notice that Clay Matthews had his "worst" game in coverage and that we had 11 attempts, or nearly 1/3 of Vick's passes marked in the "Other" territory. For those that haven't followed, "Other" recognizes passes thrown in holes in the zone, spikes, throwaways, etc. Yes folks, there was a Mike Vick game plan in effect that was not utilized in Week 1 and the numbers show it. That is HEAVY zone defense. You may say we allowed a ton of yards in these zones, but look at Vick's rushing stats from the first game and if you take the difference in yardage between that and holes in the zone, it wasn't that big. We just forced Vick to complete passes rather than allow him free yards on the ground. Consequently, we saw Clay Matthews drop into coverage more with 2 of his completions allowed being given up to wide receivers. On the same token, I'm surprised not to see more of Bishop and Hawk on this stat sheet.

Talk about one helluva game for Tramon. The 55 yards don't look that great, but the completion percentage speaks for itself. He allowed one long completion to Maclin. I thought it may have been a Cover 2 with Charlie Peprah inexplicably jumping up, but I was wrong, it was a clear Cover 1 over the top. Maclin ran a nice route and used his speed to run the route at the proper depth to keep it away from Collins up top and Peprah down low. Aside from that, Tramon allowed a very tight slant to Riley Cooper on the 2nd to last play of the game. We all know how that match-up turned out on the very next one.

2 throws at Woodson? It's clear the Eagles identified him as the Packers' top player in the secondary and avoided him. Though we didn't bring him off the edge nearly as much as the Bears game, it's clear we were using him to spy Vick quite a bit. As a result, he wasn't in coverage as often as he typically is. Walden was the other spy we used on Vick. I am a bit surprised Matthews didn't get that role more often.

Two other notes:
Sam Shields...baller.
Jarrett Bush...Jarrett Bush.
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I need this game to come. Im getting so bored of waiting im starting debates on facebook on how Rodgers is the best QB in the league just for fun and get my patriots friends mad
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I need this game to come. Im getting so bored of waiting im starting debates on facebook on how Rodgers is the best QB in the league just for fun and get my patriots friends mad
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