The Green Bay Packers suffered a shocking 13-10 loss to the Browns, and the culprit is clear: a disastrous offensive line performance driven by a flawed silent count. Ryan Schlipp dives into the film, breaking down how Cleveland timed Green Bay’s snaps, exposing coaching oversights and communication breakdowns. From Elgton Jenkins’ struggles to Jordan Love’s predictable “can” calls, this episode unpacks the critical errors that dropped the Packers’ pass-blocking grade to a historic low. Can Matt LaFleur and his staff fix these issues before facing Dallas?

• Key Discussion Points:
  • How Cleveland exploited Green Bay’s silent count for four sacks and 20 pressures
  • Mike Wall and Kurt Benkert’s film analysis on snap count predictability
  • The Packers’ league-worst 14 penalties, including five false starts
  • Positive note: Green Bay’s four pass rushers with double-digit pressures

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