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

Grant fumbled the rock that gave the Browns the ball in the redzone.

GB finally decides to pass the ball....and surprise. unstoppable.
 
Grant fumbled the rock that gave the Browns the ball in the redzone.

GB finally decides to pass the ball....and surprise. unstoppable.
 
[table][tr][th=""][table][tr][th=""]Green Bay Passing[/th][/tr][tr][th=""] [/th][th=""]C/ATT[/th][th=""]YDS[/th][th=""]AVG[/th][th=""]TD[/th][th=""]INT[/th][th=""]RATING[/th][/tr][tr][td]A. Rodgers[/td][td]9/9[/td][td]135[/td][td]15.0[/td][td]1[/td][td]0[/td][td]155.8[/td][/tr][tr][th=""]Team[/th][th=""]9/9[/th][th=""]135[/th][th=""]15.0[/th][th=""]1[/th][th=""]0[/th][th=""]
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[table][tr][th=""][table][tr][th=""]Green Bay Passing[/th][/tr][tr][th=""] [/th][th=""]C/ATT[/th][th=""]YDS[/th][th=""]AVG[/th][th=""]TD[/th][th=""]INT[/th][th=""]RATING[/th][/tr][tr][td]A. Rodgers[/td][td]9/9[/td][td]135[/td][td]15.0[/td][td]1[/td][td]0[/td][td]155.8[/td][/tr][tr][th=""]Team[/th][th=""]9/9[/th][th=""]135[/th][th=""]15.0[/th][th=""]1[/th][th=""]0[/th][th=""]
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10/10 146 yards. 1 TD.


I know it's preseason and all.....but...


c'mon now.
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Defense looks suspect so far, though.

Hopefully we can shore things up these next couple of games.
 
Defense looks suspect so far, though.

Hopefully we can shore things up these next couple of games.
 
Damn man Shields' speed doesnt mean jack %+@% if he cant field a punt or a kick... Hopefully he can shake it off and correct his issues with catching the ball or he wont even end up with a roster spot.
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Damn man Shields' speed doesnt mean jack %+@% if he cant field a punt or a kick... Hopefully he can shake it off and correct his issues with catching the ball or he wont even end up with a roster spot.
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PFT speculating that something's up with Ryan Grant's jaw. Result from that helmet-to-helmet hit.
 
PFT speculating that something's up with Ryan Grant's jaw. Result from that helmet-to-helmet hit.
 
Special teams is doing worse than anything else by FAR. BUT, its not Blackmon out there and they're trying a lot of new looks/people, so hopefully its all straightened out as far as the regulars go.

Harrell looks good! He will be a HUGE gain for us if he stays healthy. Lets hope that back of his doesn't give out again.

Brad Jones coming along
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Special teams is doing worse than anything else by FAR. BUT, its not Blackmon out there and they're trying a lot of new looks/people, so hopefully its all straightened out as far as the regulars go.

Harrell looks good! He will be a HUGE gain for us if he stays healthy. Lets hope that back of his doesn't give out again.

Brad Jones coming along
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jehlers- you see my sign??

i was straight nosebleeds...scalper was the shadiest dude ever. anyway that was prolly the best preseason game i ever been to. my section was rowdy and all drunk
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i was yelling FREE JOLLY all night long and some dude was like...if you keep yelling that the guy in the jennings jersey is gonna have to get freed (since i was wearing the jennings jersey)
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he was dead serious to...after that i shut up cause i was drunk and i didnt wanna get booted
 
jehlers- you see my sign??

i was straight nosebleeds...scalper was the shadiest dude ever. anyway that was prolly the best preseason game i ever been to. my section was rowdy and all drunk
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i was yelling FREE JOLLY all night long and some dude was like...if you keep yelling that the guy in the jennings jersey is gonna have to get freed (since i was wearing the jennings jersey)
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he was dead serious to...after that i shut up cause i was drunk and i didnt wanna get booted
 
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[h1]Browns bring the heat on Packers[/h1]
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[h4]Rick Wood[/h4] [h4]Matt Flynn completes a pass Saturday night against the Browns.[/h4] [h2]Green Bay handles blitz, but defense struggles in loss[/h2]
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Green Bay — Formulating a plan to cope with the Green Bay Packers' offense in the season ahead will challenge every defensive coordinator on the schedule.

The bold, gambling tactics of Cleveland's Rob Ryan in the Browns' 27-24 victory Saturday night at Lambeau Field could become commonplace if opponents conclude that they might as well go down fighting if they're going to go down.

"I don't think anybody's blitzed us this much in the five years that Mike (McCarthy) has been here," offensive coordinator Joe Philbin said after the exhibition opener. "We were talking about it on the phones. Any game. None that I remember."

After running the ball three times to start the game, the Packers passed six plays in a row. In order, the Browns rushed five, five, five, six, seven and six players.

"Looking at our tape against them from last year, it was very similar tonight in terms of pressure," quarterback Aaron Rodgers said. "They ran some strong pressure, they ran some zero pressure and they ran some guys off the slot."

In all, Rodgers's 13 dropbacks broke down this way: two rushes with four men, six with five, three with six and two with seven. That computes to an astronomical 84.6% blitz (five or more), including a just as astronomical 38.5% all-out blitz (six or more).

By contrast, defensive coordinator Dom Capers never sent more than five all night, finishing with a blitz rate of 17.4%. It should be noted, however, that Capers' No. 1 defense blitzed 30.8% in the first three exhibition games a year ago.

When Bob Slowik was in his first year as coordinator in 2004, the Packers blitzed even more in August.

"Their defense came in with a lot of pressure as their emphasis," McCarthy said, referring to the Browns. "To play against our defense every day in practice and then see the amount of pressure we saw tonight, those are good things to help you prepare. Because I can promise you, Philadelphia is going to pressure us in Week 1."

The two teams that blitzed the Packers the most last season, Pittsburgh in Week 14 and Arizona in the wild-card playoffs, won both games almost in spite of their defenses.

Future foes, of course, will have studied the final play of the Packers' season, when Rodgers failed to see a slot blitz, held the ball for 3.3 seconds and suffered a sack-fumble-touchdown by Karlos Dansby.

"I hope everybody blitzes," said tight end Jermichael Finley. "Then we can put it on 'em."

Certainly the Packers solved Ryan's zone blitzes, which he also coordinated in Oakland from 2004-'08 before joining Browns coach Eric Mangini last year.

Rodgers completed 10 of 11 passes against the blitz for 139 yards and a touchdown, including 5 of 5 for 64 yards against all-out blitzes.

Combined with the totals of Matt Flynn and Graham Harrell, the three quarterbacks' blitz totals were 13 of 19 for 164 yards.

Flynn also drew a 19-yard interference penalty against Cleveland on a six-man pressure.

In 19 games last season, the Packers encountered just six seven-man rushes. On Saturday night Ryan, the son of Buddy Ryan, sent seven three times. Those are so-called zero blitzes in which the remaining four defenders are asked to play man-to-man coverage without any help.

"They were playing some true man-empty," said Philbin. "It wasn't exotic blitzes. I'm sure they had more that they didn't show. They repeated a lot of them on blitzes. But they had a significant number."

Despite all the heat, the Browns' only sack came on a five-man rush when right tackle Breno Giacomini was beaten around the corner by linebacker Marcus Benard. On the play, Flynn held the ball for 3.8 seconds.

The Browns also had three quarterback knockdowns and a pair of hurries.

"We're diverse in formations and protections," said Rodgers. "We feel like we should score every time we take the field."

You cant BLITZ Rodgers and get away with it, to get to a guy like him you need to have great coverage in the secondary and win battles up front rushing only 4 defenders... Gonna be interesting to see which teams are able to do that and which teams can figure out a way to blitz him and get there before he finds the open man
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[h1][/h1]
[h1]Browns bring the heat on Packers[/h1]
matt81510.jpg
[h4]Rick Wood[/h4] [h4]Matt Flynn completes a pass Saturday night against the Browns.[/h4] [h2]Green Bay handles blitz, but defense struggles in loss[/h2]
By Bob McGinn of the Journal Sentinel

Aug. 15, 2010 |(38) Comments

Related Coverage


Chats

blogheader_packers.jpg
8 p.m. Monday
PACKER INSIDER
Greg A. Bedard, beat writer
Submit Questions

Saturday
PACKER INSIDER
Greg A. Bedard, beat writer
Read Transcript

Browns 27, Packers 24



Greg Jennings hauls in a touchdown catch against Cleveland in an exhibition game on Aug. 14. MORE PHOTOS



Green Bay — Formulating a plan to cope with the Green Bay Packers' offense in the season ahead will challenge every defensive coordinator on the schedule.

The bold, gambling tactics of Cleveland's Rob Ryan in the Browns' 27-24 victory Saturday night at Lambeau Field could become commonplace if opponents conclude that they might as well go down fighting if they're going to go down.

"I don't think anybody's blitzed us this much in the five years that Mike (McCarthy) has been here," offensive coordinator Joe Philbin said after the exhibition opener. "We were talking about it on the phones. Any game. None that I remember."

After running the ball three times to start the game, the Packers passed six plays in a row. In order, the Browns rushed five, five, five, six, seven and six players.

"Looking at our tape against them from last year, it was very similar tonight in terms of pressure," quarterback Aaron Rodgers said. "They ran some strong pressure, they ran some zero pressure and they ran some guys off the slot."

In all, Rodgers's 13 dropbacks broke down this way: two rushes with four men, six with five, three with six and two with seven. That computes to an astronomical 84.6% blitz (five or more), including a just as astronomical 38.5% all-out blitz (six or more).

By contrast, defensive coordinator Dom Capers never sent more than five all night, finishing with a blitz rate of 17.4%. It should be noted, however, that Capers' No. 1 defense blitzed 30.8% in the first three exhibition games a year ago.

When Bob Slowik was in his first year as coordinator in 2004, the Packers blitzed even more in August.

"Their defense came in with a lot of pressure as their emphasis," McCarthy said, referring to the Browns. "To play against our defense every day in practice and then see the amount of pressure we saw tonight, those are good things to help you prepare. Because I can promise you, Philadelphia is going to pressure us in Week 1."

The two teams that blitzed the Packers the most last season, Pittsburgh in Week 14 and Arizona in the wild-card playoffs, won both games almost in spite of their defenses.

Future foes, of course, will have studied the final play of the Packers' season, when Rodgers failed to see a slot blitz, held the ball for 3.3 seconds and suffered a sack-fumble-touchdown by Karlos Dansby.

"I hope everybody blitzes," said tight end Jermichael Finley. "Then we can put it on 'em."

Certainly the Packers solved Ryan's zone blitzes, which he also coordinated in Oakland from 2004-'08 before joining Browns coach Eric Mangini last year.

Rodgers completed 10 of 11 passes against the blitz for 139 yards and a touchdown, including 5 of 5 for 64 yards against all-out blitzes.

Combined with the totals of Matt Flynn and Graham Harrell, the three quarterbacks' blitz totals were 13 of 19 for 164 yards.

Flynn also drew a 19-yard interference penalty against Cleveland on a six-man pressure.

In 19 games last season, the Packers encountered just six seven-man rushes. On Saturday night Ryan, the son of Buddy Ryan, sent seven three times. Those are so-called zero blitzes in which the remaining four defenders are asked to play man-to-man coverage without any help.

"They were playing some true man-empty," said Philbin. "It wasn't exotic blitzes. I'm sure they had more that they didn't show. They repeated a lot of them on blitzes. But they had a significant number."

Despite all the heat, the Browns' only sack came on a five-man rush when right tackle Breno Giacomini was beaten around the corner by linebacker Marcus Benard. On the play, Flynn held the ball for 3.8 seconds.

The Browns also had three quarterback knockdowns and a pair of hurries.

"We're diverse in formations and protections," said Rodgers. "We feel like we should score every time we take the field."

You cant BLITZ Rodgers and get away with it, to get to a guy like him you need to have great coverage in the secondary and win battles up front rushing only 4 defenders... Gonna be interesting to see which teams are able to do that and which teams can figure out a way to blitz him and get there before he finds the open man
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