All Entries Tagged With: "Green Bay Packers defense"

The bright future we want is still a long way off without major moves

Cody preview's the Packers defense prior to the start of training camp, including a look at which players are under the most pressure as things kick off at Ray Nitschke Field.

Win over the Cowboys was nice, but much more is required to defeat Titans

The Packers are lucky to have a three-game cushion to fix things.

Aaron chats with Packers fans about the news that Mike Pettine will return as defensive coordinator in 2020.

Kevin King and Josh Jones will look to make new strides in 2018

Is it fair to be encouraged that the Green Bay Packers defense put together a cohesive and effective performance against the Chicago Bears in Week 10, limiting them to 16 points and keeping them out of the red zone for the entire game? Absolutely. But let's keep things in perspective. 

For a team expected, still, to be led by its offense, Sunday's opener featured pleasant surprises from Green Bay's defense. 

It's a wonder why opponents didn't use the play fake more often last season, because it was awfully effective. 

The Packers did a decent job pressuring the quarterback in 2016--but when they didn't, they suffered mightily. 

Green Bay's defense in 2017 appears to be chalk full of versatile, multi-role players. 

The Packers offense has been one of the best in the league when it comes to putting points on the board early and often; Green Bay ranks No.

The Packers offense has been quietly improving for a few weeks now, but it's the improving defense that will have to lead the team to the playoffs. 

With videogame-like ease Dan Marino, err Kirk Cousins, patiently sat back and tossed deep passes over the Packers secondary to the tune of 375...

The Green Bay Packers failed in multiple phases of the game against the Indianapolis Colts in Week 9, including on special teams and on the final defensive series.  But the most worrisome aspect of the Packers' play on Sunday was their complete and utter failure to both convert on third down on offense and to defend third down on defense. 

It had to happen eventually. The Green Bay Packers' No. 1 run defense will finally take on the league's No. 1 rushing offense when the Packers host the Dallas Cowboys at Lambeau on Sunday.  By 6:30 p.m. Lambeau time that night, one of those teams may not be ranked first in its respective category any longer. 

One of the most promising trends to emerge from the young 2016 season has been how stout the Packers have been against the run.  No one would have predicted it a few  months ago, but through the first quarter of the season, it hasn't been the St. Louis Rams or the New York Jets but the Green Bay Packers who have boasted the NFL's strongest defensive front.  But do you realize just how good the Packers have been in run defense so far this season—or how consistent?

The NFL has announced that the Packers defensive lineman is scheduled to miss the first four games of the 2016 season.

Bleacher Report's Chris Simms has some very flattering things to say about the Packers' 4th Round Pick

Aaron looks at how things should play out when each team has the ball and gives his prediction for today's game against the Giants.

Don't expect the Packers defense to transform into something it isn't. Expect it to play slightly better than it has the past month and to help the Packers get to Indianapolis.

Aaron looks at how things should play out when each team has the ball and gives his prediction for the game.

Aaron looks at how things should play out when each team has the ball and gives his prediction for the game.

Good to see Cullen 'Big Sexy' Jenkins and Johnny 'Doesn't Need A Nickname Because His Real One Is So Cool' Jolly get recognized for their great...