Rich Madrid is a sports journalist with a focus on local coverage in Green Bay, Wisconsin. He writes for Acme Packaging Co and has also been featured in Niners Nation, a San Francisco 49ers blog. Rich's articles analyze game footage, highlight player performances, and provide insights into the Green Bay Packers and other football-related topics.
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Hafley builds on previous wrinkles to Packers Tampa-2 coverage scheme on third down.
The Packers’ run defense rose to the occasion in their Week 12 win over San Francisco
Today we look briefly at the recent stout Packers run defense ahead of week 14.
But the margin for error can be slim in the NFL, as the Packers recently learned by making one more mistake than their opponent in Week 14.
The game of football is constantly evolving. Offenses adjust to the latest defensive trends and defensive counters, and offenses find counters to the counters. Nowhere is that more apparent than in how the league adjusts to the Kyle Shanahan tree of offenses with their wide zone running schemes and their middle-of-the-field-based passing games.
A few simple and basic, yet effective, curveballs on 3rd down from Jeff Hafley.
Through a combination of pass rush and coverage, the defense generated two turnovers and 3 sacks in week 16.
Zayne Anderson’s first game action for the Packers resulted in a late 3rd quarter interception of Spencer Rattler.
A key element to the Green Bay Packers ’ defense pitching a shutout in Week 16 against the New Orleans Saints was the ability to stop the run and hold the Saints to 39 yards rushing. The Saints ended the game with 67 total rushing yards but 28 of that came on quarterback scrambles. Once the game was out of reach, the Saints became one dimensional and the defense held firm.
Today, we briefly look at the coverages versus the Vikings’ passing touchdowns in the Week 17 loss.
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