We have a lot more depth on the dline. Quay is a rookie, so he's learning by making mistakes. Campbell is not at last year's level, because he's trying to compensate for Quay's mistakes.
Yeah that lol
I think it's a Rodgers thing...and that's especially obvious on the RPOs...like the 4th down play where Myers drove his man 3 yards into the endzone and Dillon would have had a walk in TD. I don't even remember the 3rd down play or if they opened a hole, but it was basically the same play.
I think it's both of them, and they're not wrong schematically. You can't let a defense squat on you all game, you have to make them respect the deep ball. Issue is that guys aren't getting themselves wide open and Rodgers doesn't seem to have the arm talent right now to squeeze the ball into the small sized windows they're giving him. I mean, Doubs was open twice today and Rodgers missed him - once over, once way under. Those are the type of big plays they need to hit but don't have anyone to get open enough to fit Rodgers current skill level.
I think it was just they were playing behind in the second half and needed to try to play catchup. Plus Jets were stuffing the run making GB say beat us on the pass.
Campbell is slow and he does not have that “twitch” like last year. Maybe it’s age and he overperformed last year.
That’s the thing. NYG dared them to throw. Teams realize the WR cannot beat press coverage
Got to the point today where they had to throw to catch up.
They might trade Amari for Robbie Anderson, whose coach just threw him off the sidelines during the game today. Might be able to get deep, clear out those safeties so the guys can get open underneath, like Watson was supposed to do.