Capers' 32-year NFL coaching career includes 25 seasons as a defensive coordinator or head coach, inculding eight in Green Bay. 

With the 2018 season coming to a close this weekend, here are some things we learned about the Packers in 2018 and what the path forward looks like in 2019.

Early signs already indicate a change in defensive mindset from Packers players and coaches.

QB wins are not a stat. They never have been. They never will be.

Nathan Jahnke joins the show to discuss the players a new Packers general manager and defensive coordinator will have to work with.

If there really is a decision that is soon to be made on Green Bay Packers defensive coordinator Dom Capers, coach Mike McCarthy didn't address it...

The end of the road in Green Bay could be fast approaching for Dom Capers.

Injuries played a major part in turning the once 4-1 Packers into a .500 team with almost no hope for the postseason. And that's no excuse. 

Instead of playing like 11 individuals, Green Bay's defense is figuring out that defense is much better if they can rely on each other.

The point is communication. I’m starting to think his players are tuning him out.

The consensus a year ago was that the Packers had one of the deepest cornerback groups in the league....

Rookie Josh Jones looks like a keeper after both Mike McCarthy and Dom Capers praised the young saftey's work so far. 

Josh Jones will soon make Green Bay Packers fans forget all about Micah Hyde. 

Davon House will not only play well in 2017, he will prove to be a bargain.