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Between the Rams leaning into 13 personnel last season and the run on tight ends in the NFL Draft, it certainly looks like teams are gearing up to go heavy in 2026. I talked about some of the trends, along with what you’re trying to accomplish by doing that, then dove into some pros and cons.
Talked about the Packers offensive approach against the Ravens, and what I mean when I say they ran a pared down version of the offense. We look ahead a bit to Packers/Vikings, but from a slightly different angle.
Apologies for the audio. My mic decided not to connect and I just neglected to check it before I was done recording.
A look back on some of the ways the Packers attacked the Broncos offensively, then looking ahead to what we may see from Packers/Bears, especially through the lens of the current injury status of some key Packers players.
Dusty takes a look back at the Packers victory over the Bears, then looks to see how the Packers can attack the Broncos this weekend.
Dusty takes a look back at how the Packers attacked the Lions through the air on Thanksgiving, then puts together an attack plan for the upcoming Bears game.
Today we look at some of the numbers and film review of the Packers win over the Giants, then give a preview of what to expect in Packers/Vikings, as well as a Packers attack plan on offense.
Went over a little of what went wrong for the Packers against the Eagles on Monday Night Football (“details were bad”), then dove into the upcoming Packers/Giants game. Started out with some match-up numbers, then dove into some film observations, before finishing up with a summary of my attack plan.
Taking a run through some numbers on the Packers loss to the Panthers, specifically digging into their use of specific passing concepts & leaning into the Power run game. We then move to previewing how the Packers offense could attack the Panthers defense on MNF.
Dusty looks back at the Packers offensive approach against the Steelers, then digs into the upcoming game against the Panthers. We’re diving in from a numbers & film standpoint to see where the Packers could find success against this Panthers defense.
Dusty talks about the disjointed feeling of the 2025 Green Bay Packers offense by going through the thought process of creating a gameplan.
I referenced Brian Billick’s excellent Developing an Offensive Gameplan, specifically the first chapter. Here are a couple of the diagrams I was talking about:
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