CHTV talks Packers win and disjointed offense with Steve Czaban
Listen to Aaron's hit from earlier this morning on 97.3 The Game.
By PackerAaron
Earlier this morning, I joined Steve Czaban over on 97.3 The Game to talk about the Packers win over the Broncos and the disjointed showing on offense.
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Comments (10)
TheAndyWright
September 23, 2019 at 12:53 pm
I never thought I would say this, but I now know what it’s like being a Bears fan. All those years when the Bears fans talked about how good their defense was and cringed at their offense! I don’t like the feel of this offensive or their current set of receivers. WR #3 - 5 and all TEs need an upgrade.
TheAndyWright
September 23, 2019 at 12:54 pm
I never thought I would say this, but I now know what it’s like being a Bears fan. All those years when the Bears fans talked about how good their defense was and cringed at their offense! I don’t like the feel of this offensive or their current set of receivers. WR #3 - 5 and all TEs need an upgrade.
TheAndyWright
September 23, 2019 at 12:54 pm
I never thought I would say this, but I now know what it’s like being a Bears fan. All those years when the Bears fans talked about how good their defense was and cringed at their offense! I don’t like the feel of this offensive or their current set of receivers. WR #3 - 5 and all TEs need an upgrade.
Point-Packer
September 23, 2019 at 04:38 pm
Despite all that pre-season BS around GB's deep WR/TE corps, looks to me like there is not a clear #2 receiving threat on this team. As I pointed out before the season started and was lambasted. At this point, Packers #2 WR looks more like Jamal Williams then MVS - of whom's had his moments both positive and negative but is not a #2 at this point.
And Jimmy Graham, dear god. Pathetic.
holmesmd
September 23, 2019 at 06:33 pm
Who are you to say MVS isn’t a #2 WR? You aren’t a coach and you don’t work for the Packers so if they say he is, he is. What your opinion is is your opinion. See the difference?
Lphill
September 23, 2019 at 04:07 pm
I think the Packers are fine at receiver it just has not clicked yet , 3 tough defenses in a row it’s difficult to get in a groove , it will happen , Jimmy Graham should only be in on red zone plays running into the end zone he is useless for anything else but they decided to pay him so now they have to play him .
Point-Packer
September 23, 2019 at 04:45 pm
Why wasn't Graham cut before the season started? He's only a liability on the 53, as he's being asked to actually make meaningful blocks. Based on the first three games, Lewis is a more viable #1 TE then Graham. Hell, even Tonyan if he can actually keep running at full speed. I don't get it. I really don't. The last person maybe on this roster that should be tasked with blocking All Pro DE's is Jimmy Graham and yet week after week that's the case. Its like Mike McCarthy never left the building - "lets do something that's never going to work (ie Jimmy Graham blocking anything), hasn't worked (1.5 yard outs to Richard Rodgers) and then just keep doing it week after week". Why? Why? Why?
I hope you are right about that true #2, but I think its going to be GB's Achilles heal all year. Teams are going to double/triple up on Davante and force someone else to step up back there.
Igotthisround
September 23, 2019 at 07:29 pm
AZ just released Michael Crabtree - should the Packers sign him?
packergal
September 23, 2019 at 08:39 pm
Anyone watching the "Bears still suck" Offense?
Not disjointed at all.
Trubisky hitting long, short, intermediate--and HHCD has a great INT.
I am depressed watching this.
Hopefully AROD gets it together on Thursday!
Brandip
September 24, 2019 at 10:44 am
I understand the LaFleur is a new coach. With that being said, he has some issues. His fingerprints are all over this offense, but not the scoreboard. At the start of the game, the plays are ran from a script. It has had some success. A good example of this was Packers VS Vikings. Three touchdowns in a row. The hot start in that game turned into a hot mess rapidly. Why? Many different issues. Sloppy play, no timing etc. I think the most important deficiency that needs to be addressed is LaFleur's inability to call unscripted plays. He has been atrocious. On several occasions, Aaron Rodgers threw the ball into the ground as soon as it was snapped. It seems to me that when an opposing defense adjusts their coverage or pressure, LaFleur cannot make a play call that is not on his script. Is LaFleur the right man for the job? Time will tell. I really hope he gets his act together.