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FBGP's NFL Gameplan's Wk 9 Panthers/Packers Preview


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You spent 12 minutes to explain two plays you drew up for an entire 60 min football game to draw a conclusion to a game for you and your boys to pick Green bay.

A true visionary, you are Em. At least you had the graphics right this time.

Click Bait IMO.

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The way Em tells the Packers doing a contain rush vs. us looks fine on paper for GB if we're in a good down & distance for GB to try that, but is that really a wise decision to leave their dime defender on Thor? 

If it's 4-6 yards to go, Cam'll see 7 in the box and call the line to downblock to the strong side from Kalil down, with Oher and Silatolu sealing off their DT and LB Nick Perry, with the running back/tight end to block the remaining LB at the line or 2nd level to spring Cam. OR checking to a read/option and stressing Perry.

Too many options for GB to defend all game long. It's why we're averaging 27 points per game. Only relevant question is how much gas does our D-line have in the tank? Answer is we'll have more if Addison is good to go so Horton and Ealy can spend more time at DT. Looking forward to Shaq on the field for the blitz calls. He'll be better at rushing than Bene was vs. the Clots, or free up TD to do it.

 

 

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4 hours ago, UpstatePanther said:

Yes he did, but it was good analysis this time. And he's probably going to be right. I've been worried about this game since before the draft. We have the ability to win. Whether we do or not is a completely different story.

if he keeps picking us to lose, I guess he'll be right eventually.

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10 hours ago, O-Ther said:

The way Em tells the Packers doing a contain rush vs. us looks fine on paper for GB if we're in a good down & distance for GB to try that, but is that really a wise decision to leave their dime defender on Thor? 

If it's 4-6 yards to go, Cam'll see 7 in the box and call the line to downblock to the strong side from Kalil down, with Oher and Silatolu sealing off their DT and LB Nick Perry, with the running back/tight end to block the remaining LB at the line or 2nd level to spring Cam. OR checking to a read/option and stressing Perry.

Too many options for GB to defend all game long. It's why we're averaging 27 points per game. Only relevant question is how much gas does our D-line have in the tank? Answer is we'll have more if Addison is good to go so Horton and Ealy can spend more time at DT. Looking forward to Shaq on the field for the blitz calls. He'll be better at rushing than Bene was vs. the Clots, or free up TD to do it.

 

 

Don't know whether it was a typo or purposeful,  but referring to the Colts as the "Clots" is pretty humorous.  Perhaps Chud will help Luck stop Luck and his team from bleeding the right way. 

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I think I tried to watch one of these a couple years ago.

couldnt make it through and haven't tried again.

i came to ask if anyone else watches these, seems I've gotten my answer in the comments.

 

btw's OP,. If you would actually stick around and discuss in other threads instead of pimping your vids you might get a better reception.

i doubt you will picking against us but at least it wouldn't look like you're just using the huddle as a click booster.

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