Some of the things I love about the highlights:
1. Pin point passes from Rodgers
2. Right threw the hands/arms of Donald.
3. Old man Cobb getting big YAC x2.
4. Outrunning Ramsey for the TD. BURN!

From the highlights posted, when Rodgers outran CB Ramsey, it looks like of he simply hands it off, that's an extremely easy TD, and Rodgers made it harder than it had to be, also LaFleur said that was 100% a run and Rodgers just did his own thing... with how easily it looked like Dillon would of been in, I'm not sure I like the style points, vs the keeping it simple, stupid method.

On Cobb's long catch and run Cobb makes great angles but also to point out TE Dugara blocked two guys with his back turned to them! He turned his back to them to avoid an illegal blocking back to your goal line rule, and he was probably just lucky to get the second guy, but still great effort just to get nthe original block and let Cobb have a one on one the rest of the play


Also with TE Lewis' fumble, great effort by the OL to follow the ball in case it comes out or they need extra blocking, both Nijman and Patrick were there to recover it!

beast;446495From the highlights posted, when Rodgers outran CB Ramsey, it looks like of he simply hands it off, that's an extremely easy TD, and Rodgers made it harder than it had to be, also LaFleur said that was 100% a run and Rodgers just did his own thing... with how easily it looked like Dillon would of been in, I'm not sure I like the style points, vs the keeping it simple, stupid method.

On Cobb's long catch and run Cobb makes great angles but also to point out TE Dugara blocked two guys with his back turned to them! He turned his back to them to avoid an illegal blocking back to your goal line rule, and he was probably just lucky to get the second guy, but still great effort just to get nthe original block and let Cobb have a one on one the rest of the play


Also with TE Lewis' fumble, great effort by the OL to follow the ball in case it comes out or they need extra blocking, both Nijman and Patrick were there to recover it!

DeGuara is Matt's guy. Theyvdrafted him and Dillon for Matt's offense. It's good to see him getting more involved. Sucks 85 went down, but I'd like to see 81 get more involved.

Lot of times it takes TEs 2-3 years to get up to speed in the pro game. Getting all these reps should help 81.

Also looks like the Packers traded for the better of the Rams two punters... and all it cost was dropping the Packers 2023 6th rounder for the Rams 2023 7th rounder.

nerdmann;446505DeGuara is Matt's guy. Theyvdrafted him and Dillon for Matt's offense. It's good to see him getting more involved.

Well as Rodgers said during his first season in this system, while media kept asking about why they don't run more no huddle, because I'm this system you need extremely versatile players for no huddle, as a guy could be asked to be an inline TE, a FB or a WR on a different play and you need a couple of versatile guys that can adjust to the different roles without substituting anyone from the sideline.

Which is why I've thought they're certainly going to be drafting another TE this year...

Of course with Tonyan going down, there is a possibility they resign him for cheap.


Though one guy I've been wondering with the 2022 draft is TE Trey McBride from Colorado State. McBride is 6'3" 260 lbs and he does it all! He's not the best blocker (no college TE is, as they don't practice it enough, but he's better than most college TEs and gives great effort), but also has 90 catches for 1,121 yards which is simply unheard of in a TE. Usually when you see that, it's a tall WR which they're calling a TE. But McBride is actually being used like a TE.

Note: Looks like Colorado State is running the wide zone offensive system, so I'm expecting the Wide Zone teams (49ers, Rams, Packers, Vikings, Titans, Browns, Bengals, Falcons, Seahawks (maybe more))
to be racing to draft McBride. Most draft sites seem to have him as a 4th rounder at best... but I'll be shocked if he makes it out of the 2nd round.

That Aaron Rodgers, what a douche!

Mucky Tundra;446528

Note: That was the first sack of the season that he didn't split with someone else, and only the second sack of his three year career he didn't split with someone else... as a backup NT he might not get many chances.