Patriots @ Packers GDT: Sunday, Oct. 2nd, 3:25 PM CST
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This illustrates a conundrum. Removing Newman and moving Jenkins back to OG has been most peoples' wishes for the O-line. But those 2 have been better in the run game. Do you disrupt that to try to get better in pass protection?
Assuming Bakh is back fully, I still would like to see a change. I think these are the best 2 scenarios.
Jenkins to RG, Tom to RT.
Jenkins to LG, Runyan to RG, Tom to RT.
This is assuming that Nijman stays LT only, which appears to be the case. Even if not so, this is my preference.
Assuming Bakh is back fully, I still would like to see a change. I think these are the best 2 scenarios.
Jenkins to RG, Tom to RT.
Jenkins to LG, Runyan to RG, Tom to RT.
This is assuming that Nijman stays LT only, which appears to be the case. Even if not so, this is my preference.
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Were the special teams good yesterday? They were OK. A few good plays and a few bad plays. Almost gave it away allowing a 20 yard punt return in OT.
Starting field position:
NE - OWN 25 (KO, TB)
GB - OWN 25 (KO, TB)
NE - GB 49 (on a fumble, NOT ST)
GB - OWN 20 (Punt, TB)
NE - OWN 8 (Punt, No Return)
GB - 50 (Punt, 4 yards to 35 + 15 yard horse collar)
NE - OWN 35 (KO)
GB - OWN 20 (Punt, TB)
NE - OWN 25 (Punt, No Return at 40 + 15 yard illegal blindside block)
GB - OWN 9 (Punt, No Return)
NE - 50 (Punt, 29 yard return)
GB - OWN 31 (on a fumble, NO ST)
GB - OWN 35 (KO, 34 yard return)
GB - OWN 19 (KO, 16 yard return)
NE - OWN 25 (KO, return from 7 to 39 + 10 yard holding)
GB - OWN 21 (KO, 16 yard return)
NE - OWN 34 (KO, 37 yard return)
GB - OWN 25 (KO, TB)
NE - OWN 25 (KO, 21 yard return)
GB - OWN 43 (Punt, no return OB after 31 yard punt)
NE - OWN 2 (Punt, no return)
GB - OWN 42 (Punt, 7 yard return to NE 48 + 10 yard illegal block)
GB - OWN 25 (KO, TB)
NE - OWN 49 (Punt, 20 yard return)
GB - OWN 10 (Punt, no return)
Starting field position:
NE - OWN 25 (KO, TB)
GB - OWN 25 (KO, TB)
NE - GB 49 (on a fumble, NOT ST)
GB - OWN 20 (Punt, TB)
NE - OWN 8 (Punt, No Return)
GB - 50 (Punt, 4 yards to 35 + 15 yard horse collar)
NE - OWN 35 (KO)
GB - OWN 20 (Punt, TB)
NE - OWN 25 (Punt, No Return at 40 + 15 yard illegal blindside block)
GB - OWN 9 (Punt, No Return)
NE - 50 (Punt, 29 yard return)
GB - OWN 31 (on a fumble, NO ST)
GB - OWN 35 (KO, 34 yard return)
GB - OWN 19 (KO, 16 yard return)
NE - OWN 25 (KO, return from 7 to 39 + 10 yard holding)
GB - OWN 21 (KO, 16 yard return)
NE - OWN 34 (KO, 37 yard return)
GB - OWN 25 (KO, TB)
NE - OWN 25 (KO, 21 yard return)
GB - OWN 43 (Punt, no return OB after 31 yard punt)
NE - OWN 2 (Punt, no return)
GB - OWN 42 (Punt, 7 yard return to NE 48 + 10 yard illegal block)
GB - OWN 25 (KO, TB)
NE - OWN 49 (Punt, 20 yard return)
GB - OWN 10 (Punt, no return)
Palmy - "Very few have the ability to truly excel regardless of system. For many the system is the difference between being just a guy or an NFL starter. Fact is, everyone is talented at this level."
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Palmy - "Very few have the ability to truly excel regardless of system. For many the system is the difference between being just a guy or an NFL starter. Fact is, everyone is talented at this level."
Took a step backwards on allowing longer returns. Ford not playing much on ST yesterday may have made a significant impact. But no massive screw-ups so far which I'm happy about.Pckfn23 wrote: ↑03 Oct 2022 11:42Were the special teams good yesterday? They were OK. A few good plays and a few bad plays. Almost gave it away allowing a 20 yard punt return in OT.
Starting field position:
NE - OWN 25 (KO, TB)
GB - OWN 25 (KO, TB)
NE - GB 49 (on a fumble, NOT ST)
GB - OWN 20 (Punt, TB)
NE - OWN 8 (Punt, No Return)
GB - 50 (Punt, 4 yards to 35 + 15 yard horse collar)
NE - OWN 35 (KO)
GB - OWN 20 (Punt, TB)
NE - OWN 25 (Punt, No Return at 40 + 15 yard illegal blindside block)
GB - OWN 9 (Punt, No Return)
NE - 50 (Punt, 29 yard return)
GB - OWN 31 (on a fumble, NO ST)
GB - OWN 35 (KO, 34 yard return)
GB - OWN 19 (KO, 16 yard return)
NE - OWN 25 (KO, return from 7 to 39 + 10 yard holding)
GB - OWN 21 (KO, 16 yard return)
NE - OWN 34 (KO, 37 yard return)
GB - OWN 25 (KO, TB)
NE - OWN 25 (KO, 21 yard return)
GB - OWN 43 (Punt, no return OB after 31 yard punt)
NE - OWN 2 (Punt, no return)
GB - OWN 42 (Punt, 7 yard return to NE 48 + 10 yard illegal block)
GB - OWN 25 (KO, TB)
NE - OWN 49 (Punt, 20 yard return)
GB - OWN 10 (Punt, no return)
RIP JustJeff
Wrong Raptor. Right one.salmar80 wrote: ↑03 Oct 2022 09:33Yikes Vikes!! This week you're no regular raptor... Vikes' 3-1 record has created a laser raptor!Raptorman wrote: ↑03 Oct 2022 09:11Boy, that's rich. Something the Packers have been famously getting away with for years and you're calling it out? Don't get me wrong, I think it's great that they learned how to cover their holds not to call on a regular basis. But for a Packer fan to be bitching about the other team's OL holding is priceless.Yoop wrote: ↑03 Oct 2022 07:51
wouldn't have been close if the refs didn't act like paid off game point controllers, constant OL holding not called, and when will the mega dollar NFL take clock management out of the responsibility of these paid for officials.
don't you have some viking forum to attend to?
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meh, Newman's run-blocking justifies playing him over Hanson at RG, but it's not anything so great as to not consider moving Jenkins inside.
I want Tom at RT. I wonder if Rhyan would not be better suited out there, too. He has struggled so far at G but he was playing LT for UCLA so maybe he's an RT in this league. We also found guys like Ricky Wagner and Dennis Kelly off the scrap heap to play RT for us, why not go back to that well again?
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nah, this you:Raptorman wrote: ↑03 Oct 2022 11:55Wrong Raptor. Right one.salmar80 wrote: ↑03 Oct 2022 09:33Yikes Vikes!! This week you're no regular raptor... Vikes' 3-1 record has created a laser raptor!Raptorman wrote: ↑03 Oct 2022 09:11
Boy, that's rich. Something the Packers have been famously getting away with for years and you're calling it out? Don't get me wrong, I think it's great that they learned how to cover their holds not to call on a regular basis. But for a Packer fan to be bitching about the other team's OL holding is priceless.
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“Most other nations don't allow a terrorist to be their leader.”
“... Yet so many allow their leaders to be terrorists.”—Magneto
“... Yet so many allow their leaders to be terrorists.”—Magneto
I definitely don't want Hanson in there. My preference it Tom at RT, with Jenkins and Runyan as the 2 guards.Labrev wrote: ↑03 Oct 2022 11:57meh, Newman's run-blocking justifies playing him over Hanson at RG, but it's not anything so great as to not consider moving Jenkins inside.
I want Tom at RT. I wonder if Rhyan would not be better suited out there, too. He has struggled so far at G but he was playing LT for UCLA so maybe he's an RT in this league. We also found guys like Ricky Wagner and Dennis Kelly off the scrap heap to play RT for us, why not go back to that well again?
RIP JustJeff
either way, my impression is that Jenkins is a left side player, he was a instant PB player at LG, I've always felt that where a player has demonstrated excellence thats where ya aught to play him if at all possible, he's struggled at RT ever since we put him there.paco wrote: ↑03 Oct 2022 11:37This illustrates a conundrum. Removing Newman and moving Jenkins back to OG has been most peoples' wishes for the O-line. But those 2 have been better in the run game. Do you disrupt that to try to get better in pass protection?
Assuming Bakh is back fully, I still would like to see a change. I think these are the best 2 scenarios.
Jenkins to RG, Tom to RT.
Jenkins to LG, Runyan to RG, Tom to RT.
This is assuming that Nijman stays LT only, which appears to be the case. Even if not so, this is my preference.
according to our OL coach Nijman has shown ability to play RT, same with Toms, I'd use the best of those two there, and let Runyan and Newman battle it out for RG, but whatever the coaches decide I'll live with as I find it tough to grade out OL
Wrong color. Come on man, you can do better than that.
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@NCF and I were in row 3 and continually were screaming 'JGAVALIA' everytime the camera crews were pushing around the 15 yardline, north end.jglovia wrote: ↑30 Sep 2022 17:16After dealing with some health issues I'll finally be back on the sidelines this week! Camera cart, packer side is where I will be. Hopefully I can provide some extra insight after. We are phone banned ussually from kickoff till halftime but should be able to add some things after the game
14 drives 27 points.
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12 including OT.
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Don't suppose you have any clue what the league average is.
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27/14 = 1.93
League Avg: 1.93
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/ ... /index.htm
That 1.93 is even including the two 1 play drives that ended each half, 2.25 without them.
League Avg: 1.93
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/ ... /index.htm
That 1.93 is even including the two 1 play drives that ended each half, 2.25 without them.
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