Post Game: Packers Come Back And Beat Cleveland In OT

Interesting tidbit:

from McGinn:
"Gregg Williams has been coordinating NFL defenses for about 20 years. Clearly, he was jacked to unleash his exotic blitzes on Mr. Hundley. On 54 dropbacks, Williams rushed two once, three three times, four 16 times, five 23 times, six nine times and seven twice. That computes to a 63% rate of five or more and a 20.4% rate of six or more. It’s the most against Green Bay since the Rams’ Jim Haslett blitzed five or more 72.7% in Game 14 of 2007 and since Haslett, by then with the Redskins, blitzed six or more 23% in Game 2 of 2013.
In other words, Hundley got the royal treatment from one of the league’s best DCs and didn’t turn the ball over."
 
Dubz41 said:
Interesting tidbit:

from McGinn:
"Gregg Williams has been coordinating NFL defenses for about 20 years. Clearly, he was jacked to unleash his exotic blitzes on Mr. Hundley. On 54 dropbacks, Williams rushed two once, three three times, four 16 times, five 23 times, six nine times and seven twice. That computes to a 63% rate of five or more and a 20.4% rate of six or more. It’s the most against Green Bay since the Rams’ Jim Haslett blitzed five or more 72.7% in Game 14 of 2007 and since Haslett, by then with the Redskins, blitzed six or more 23% in Game 2 of 2013.
In other words, Hundley got the royal treatment from one of the league’s best DCs and didn’t turn the ball over."
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Hundley for MVP! cowboy(
 
Dubz41 said:
Interesting tidbit:

from McGinn:
"Gregg Williams has been coordinating NFL defenses for about 20 years. Clearly, he was jacked to unleash his exotic blitzes on Mr. Hundley. On 54 dropbacks, Williams rushed two once, three three times, four 16 times, five 23 times, six nine times and seven twice. That computes to a 63% rate of five or more and a 20.4% rate of six or more. It’s the most against Green Bay since the Rams’ Jim Haslett blitzed five or more 72.7% in Game 14 of 2007 and since Haslett, by then with the Redskins, blitzed six or more 23% in Game 2 of 2013.
In other words, Hundley got the royal treatment from one of the league’s best DCs and didn’t turn the ball over."
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The offensive line did a great job keeping them off Hundley. He didn't panic like he has in the past. But, no matter how we slice it, or view it, there's a reason the Browns are 0-13, so I'm not going to get too excited. They obviously aren't doing the job well enough to win games, on either side of the ball. That's not an indictment against Williams as much as it is an indictment of the talent the Browns have playing defense.
 
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