How a tight-knit DL unit can get the Packers’ pass rush back on track

These film sessions take place at Kenny Clark’s house and began during the Phase III portion of OTAs, as Gary recalled. It’s an opportunity for the defensive linemen to watch each other’s individual film together from practice and to provide each other with any insights to improve their game. As Clark mentioned, there are also more big picture conversations around different formations and fronts, and how to play blocks from different alignments.

‘We’ve been able to get able Friday, Saturday for guys that staying in town,” said Gary after Tuesday’s practice. “For some guys that’s away we’ve been able to Zoom in, getting them locked in. Going over Indy, making sure our Indy reps have been able to translate to team and like I said that’s something that we haven’t yet to do up to this point in my time being here, so I feel like we off to a fast start.”

Pizza, wings and...film study? These guys are getting crazy on the weekend!

Mucky Tundra;469472How a tight-knit DL unit can get the Packers’ pass rush back on track

Pizza, wings and...film study? These guys are getting crazy on the weekend!

They're playing Madden. Not foolin' me
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This all nice, but unless edge guys learn an effective swim and/or swat move which affords a change-up to the bull rush, it all just fluff.

DeMarcus Covington's performance may be the most important aspect of defensive performance this year.

dfosterf;469473They're playing Madden. Not foolin' me
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Get Zero there ASAP then!