Bottom line..MLF does not know how to adjust

Originally Posted by: packerfanoutwest 

That's not the bottom line. If you listened to the conferences, you'd know that at least 12 running plays were called in second half, however, they were option runs and the QB felt the pass was the better option on most of them.

The bottom line is ... we fans know nothing.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

except 10 of the last 14 games, Packers were out scored in the 2nd half

Originally Posted by: packerfanoutwest 

Nerd, Excellent film study.

Basically the film highlights good play designs which, with the benefit of 20/20 hindsight could/should have been executed better. Further the narrator points out that we abandoned the run....which was especially true on RPO's which 12 chose to pass.

To the film analysis, on one play Tonyan has a crappy block, which was pointed out in the Packershome game chat real time. On another play 12 got fooled. On yet another play Patrick was destroyed, which was also pointed out in the chat in real time on the Packerhome game chat. His getting beat happened on multiple occasions in the game, including the first half.

One of the mid-stream/mid-game adjustments which must be made by the coaching staff concerns knowing when your guys are being out matched and either substituting personnel, or modifying schemes to adjust. IMO Patrick was outmatched often in the game, esp 3rd downs where they just power rushed him. Look form more of this Sunday and against the Bears. If he is still in there, expect him to get a giant dose of Akeem Hicks.

So in the balance, yes, there was a lot of execution issues on good play calls, but there was a lack of recognition of personnel shortcomings and making the necessary adjustments to those shortcomings.

Originally Posted by: KRK 

That’s true, but how many of those points were garbage time points, that make the final score seem a lot closer then it really was?

Originally Posted by: Cheesey 

Garbage time is in the final 2 minutes and we havent blown anyone away so their were no garbage times and like i said if you look at my post up higher you will see the differences. The offense basically goes to sleep, the first 2 or games I can't remember were the only times the Packers scored 20+ points in the second half.

Originally Posted by: dhazer