I ALWAYS want more Packer football!!BSA wrote: ↑06 Jan 2023 13:55my guess is that GB had the division locked up, so they didn't have to fart around with tie breakers/wild cards as often.
( OK, so I was curious and looked it up )
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/gnb/
Since 1995, 15 division wins which is about 2X what you'd expect if all 4 divisional teams were equals.
The other contributor to the "last game phenomenon" is the addition of a 3rd wild card.
NFL not only gets the added inventory $$ of another game - they keep an additional 3-5 fans bases engaged deeper into the reg season.
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Some cool info on Bak's performance in 2022/3
https://packerswire.usatoday.com/2023/0 ... e-player/?
Spectacular
According to Pro Football Focus, Bakhtiari has allowed only nine total pressures over 306 pass-blocking snaps at left tackle.
All nine pressures have been hurries; no quarterback hits, no sacks.
Only twice has Bakhtiari allowed more than one pressure in a game, and he pitched shutouts against the Buffalo Bills, Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles, three teams with excellent fronts and edge rushers.
Even after coming back from appendectomy surgery, Bakhtiari allowed just a single pressure despite facing Za’Darius Smith and Danielle Hunter of the Vikings last week.
I'd like to personally thank Bak for telling Z to STFU, it seems to be working. Its been vewy vewy quiet over there ever since Sunday.
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https://packerswire.usatoday.com/2023/0 ... e-player/?
Spectacular
According to Pro Football Focus, Bakhtiari has allowed only nine total pressures over 306 pass-blocking snaps at left tackle.
All nine pressures have been hurries; no quarterback hits, no sacks.
Only twice has Bakhtiari allowed more than one pressure in a game, and he pitched shutouts against the Buffalo Bills, Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles, three teams with excellent fronts and edge rushers.
Even after coming back from appendectomy surgery, Bakhtiari allowed just a single pressure despite facing Za’Darius Smith and Danielle Hunter of the Vikings last week.
I'd like to personally thank Bak for telling Z to STFU, it seems to be working. Its been vewy vewy quiet over there ever since Sunday.
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IT. IS. TIME
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Interesting how major league baseball and NBA aren't even in the conversation. Keep watching the NFL everybody! Where's the Indy 500 and Daytona 500? And the Preakness and the Belmont?
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Probably only season-ending stuff. But who knows.
Probably only season-ending stuff. But who knows.
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Not sure he actually said that or implied that he played his last game as a Packer
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I appreciate the effort he gave us. I feel like thats the nicest thing I can say about him. He always seemed to try and use every bit of the little bit of talent he had. Still I cant forgive the '21 playoffs game against the Buccs where he messed up a pick play Adams would have scored on, let a smaller defender out muscle him for a pick, and ducked an easy TD on an RPO in the redzone. Its never mentioned just how truly awful he was that night because King was just that much more terrible.
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Quite the potty mouth. I actually thought he was saying “potentially his last game” and when he said “which it is”, he was talking about the season now being over. I think he’s just saying it very well could be the end. Don’t see how he would know either way, because he has no idea what other teams would offer him.
That said..Lazards a good player. Great blocker, good team guy. He did improve during the last 4 years…the problem wasn’t with him…it’s with the team thinking he was a WR1 lol. I mean that’s just comical. Dude is a WR3-4 who is only on the field in certain scenarios. If you told me Lazard was our true WR3, I’d be very happy.
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I’d say I’d fully expect Barry back.
I’m torn on if I’d want him back. Never loved the hire, both years D was trending in the right direction.
I don’t know what I don’t know, so might so deeper analysis of situational calls and personnell break downs and such id review.
But yeah, I expect him back.
I’m torn on if I’d want him back. Never loved the hire, both years D was trending in the right direction.
I don’t know what I don’t know, so might so deeper analysis of situational calls and personnell break downs and such id review.
But yeah, I expect him back.
Yeah I didn’t like the hire and would fine without someone else at DC, but ya…I just never expected him canned. Lafleur has replaced way more coordinators than usual for a team with so many winsBF004 wrote: ↑09 Jan 2023 20:02I’d say I’d fully expect Barry back.
I’m torn on if I’d want him back. Never loved the hire, both years D was trending in the right direction.
I don’t know what I don’t know, so might so deeper analysis of situational calls and personnell break downs and such id review.
But yeah, I expect him back.
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All of Barry’s great adjustments came from the media. The guys awful. He had a bottom of the average tier defense despite having a very athletic group that’s been highly invested in.
This defense needs a strong coach that is going to fire them up and inspire to change the culture. Whether that’s head coach or DC they need it.
You look at the 49ers and they’ve churned out defensive players but maintain the same intensity despite different coaches. The players had that instilled in them and it’s been passed down. We need that badly.
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I will always remember Lazard for running around with a (soccer) football during warm-up. That's some branding move but always overseen I guess.
LaFleur holding on to Barry was forseeable bc he somehow turned the defense around into the right direction. But you can also see the fact that Barry had a lot of premium material to work with and in the big picture he underachieved bc this defense should/could have been nasty and dominant; Barry couldn't squeeze all the talent out of it. But as usual Matt is choosing the comfortable non-confronting way. But at least it's not a boneheader.
LaFleur holding on to Barry was forseeable bc he somehow turned the defense around into the right direction. But you can also see the fact that Barry had a lot of premium material to work with and in the big picture he underachieved bc this defense should/could have been nasty and dominant; Barry couldn't squeeze all the talent out of it. But as usual Matt is choosing the comfortable non-confronting way. But at least it's not a boneheader.
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I think I give him better than a 50/50 shot. I want to do away with passive style though.BF004 wrote: ↑09 Jan 2023 20:02I’d say I’d fully expect Barry back.
I’m torn on if I’d want him back. Never loved the hire, both years D was trending in the right direction.
I don’t know what I don’t know, so might so deeper analysis of situational calls and personnell break downs and such id review.
But yeah, I expect him back.
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