Players Meeting Turned it Around for the Packers | Packers DEFENSE Breakdown vs. Bears

[@brianw3656]

I just found your channel. Great stuff. You have good analysis and delivery. Regarding Wyatt "guessing" wrong on the run, I think he sacked Fields on that play in our first game in Chicago. Keep up the good work!!!

[@TheScoutingPack]

Just started up a couple weeks ago! So there’s a lot more to come. In season will be film review and previews and then offseason will be prospects and educational content about the basics of football, eventually up to NFL level stuff like Shanahan’s style of West Coast Offenses. A lot in store!

[@brianw3656]

@@TheScoutingPack Can't wait! I'll be watching. You might have another big assignment... film study and analysis of our new D coordinator. :)

[@mryujivang2347]

Very good explanation of the plays!

[@FoxtrotYouniform]

Great stuff! Seriously, youve got tons of knowledge and you present it in a highly engaging manner. Youve got a winning formulq on your hands here. Happily subbed

[@Jarzula]

I’m not a fan of Carrington Valentines attitude to an extent because it will warrant a flag sooner or later but man, did we need another DB who plays with aggression like Ja. Both of them will get inside the WRs head, let’s hope it works out

[@TheScoutingPack]

It’s a tough choice. You often times need someone with arrogance at the CB position because it is the toughest position to play in the NFL. If you don’t have confidence, you won’t play well. Rasul was the same, Carrington and Ja are both really confident. It’s a good trait for a DB, but definitely worrisome from a fan perspective for the potential flags.

[@RabbitsInBlack]

Refs made bad calls on both sides of the ball. WHAT IS A CATCHING?

[@TheScoutingPack]

For me, I can see why Melton’s wasn’t a catch. The ball was constantly spinning even while pinned to his leg. For the DJ Moore catch, the end zone angle looked pretty clear that it was a catch. The sideline angle makes it look weird, but from the EZ, the ball never actually touches the grass.

[@caesars7hills892]

If it’s close, I am calling the Rasul Douglas trade a mistake.

[@TheScoutingPack]

I personally believe it was a mistake already. They moved from a mid to late 5th to mid to late 3rd and take a dead cap hit next year. I’d rather have kept him on the team.

[@Jarzula]

He was actually being pretty toxic. If ya didn’t notice it and he was getting burned a lot. The front office knew they got what they needed from him so they sent to a place where he’ll be successful and he is. But I do believe he had quite a few low PFF grades when he was with the packers this year.

[@caesars7hills892]

@@Jarzula I am not sure where he would have gone next year, but it just seems like too much talent to send away. I really liked his high risk play. Idk about his locker room presence, but I think he was actually passionate about the team’s performance.

[@TheScoutingPack]

@@Jarzula He was a competitor, but was prone to mistakes due to his confidence and aggression. I think he was appreciated in the locker room by the players, but wasn’t helping the culture that the Packers coaches wanted to build. He’s one of those players that you essentially have to live and die with his ability to cause a turnover or not.

[@joescaffidi8840]

I disagree, secondary got better statistically since we got rid of him. Go to pro football focus and you'll see

[@MundungusChungus]

No it didn't.. They played against Jaren Hall and Justin fields. Its going to give up 35+ against Dallas this weekend.

[@TheScoutingPack]

The game plans the last two weeks have been great. Could they have been more prone to giving up plays with more decisive QBs? Slightly. The pressures and types of coverages they’ve brought the last two games would have made it difficult for any QB to have success. Communication has been much improved, and they’ve adapted the roles and responsibilities of certain players to better fit their talents. Interested to see how it goes this weekend!

[@bradyarmstorng4162]

People was praising the bear offense before the packers game and say bear offense is going to 20 + points

[@brettchristensen6734]

Sorry, but’s video that starts with a woe the refs are wrong is an indra stop and block. You do you.

[@TheScoutingPack]

Mainly showed it to show KC’s ability to create quick pressure lately. I’m pretty sure I stated that it didn’t matter, they let the boys play. But you’re entitled to an opinion

[@hawjtxoov]

Packers defenses still play like trash they only play good when they play the Bears other than that play like shit.....

[@TheScoutingPack]

Kansas City? Detroit? They’ve been inconsistent, as most teams are. The Bears won 4 of 5 coming into this game and looked really sound offensively the previous week. They’ve made a ton of progress. It all boils down to how the game plans are set by both coordinators.

[@TheFurySin]

Gotta say it was a lucky win against the Billy Bears.

[@luketreichel3895]

Lol

[@ThatsCrazyBro3752]

Lucky? Bears were the lucky ones it wasn’t a blowout

[@mr.b2107]

Lucky? Were you drinking when watching the game?

[@FoxtrotYouniform]

Take away the flukes, and this game would have been 34-6

[@TheScoutingPack]

Would have been an even bigger game against the Mud Dogs in the Bourbon Bowl