https://www.espn.com/blog/green-bay-packers/post/_/id/47900/how-matt-lafleur-is-doing-what-other-first-year-coaches-havent-win 

Can someone please quote the top part of this article talking about the good and the bad tape. Thanks.

This is great.

GBGUY, I don't know if you wanted someone to do this...but I am trying to accommodate..

How Packers coach Matt LaFleur is doing what other first-year coaches haven't: Win
6:00 AM ET Rob Demovsky ESPN Staff Writer

GREEN BAY, Wis. -- No one wants to be on what Blake Martinez called "The Bad Tape."

Sometimes, however, the Green Bay Packers linebacker knows it’s coming. And as much as he wants to sink lower into his chair in the team meeting room, he knows he has to sit tall and take it.

Everyone does.

"Every single time you go in there, everybody’s talking about it, everybody’s saying, ‘Oh no, I might be on 'The Bad Tape,’" Martinez said. "It’s just the concept of [not] letting each other down."

It happens in every team meeting -- whether it’s after a practice, a walk-through or a game. First-year coach Matt LaFleur shows two films. "The Good Tape" is always played first. Then comes "The Bad Tape."

"He’ll make sure he puts every single thing on there that could potentially lose us games," Martinez said.

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Really good read. I like that he is holding everyone accountable.

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Very happy that the article states that 12 is held accountable in front of the team as well. Maybe this is why he has been hitting his checkdowns the last couple of weeks.

I really like this. For the longest time I felt that we never came off as a complete team where we seemed to have cliques. It really feels that LaFleur is creating a team concept of accountability which makes for better buy-in when everyone is held to the same standard.

I am not sure who the bad apples were (I have my guesses) but the D looks so tight and their closeness to Pettine that it makes me so excited as to how good they can be. Hoping the O can get to that level at one point.