Dusty lays out several plays from the loss to the Lions to show how Matt LaFleur and the Packers offense gather information to take advantage of later in the game.

Dusty Evely from ACME Packing Company and Packers legend John Kuhn break down the game deciding play to Jayden Reed as well as the two plays that set it up.

Dusty Evely and John Kuhn break down four plays from Green Bay's win over the Cardinals, including how the Packers exploited Arizona's defense for the big touchdown to Christian Watson.

Dusty Evely from ACME Packing Company and Packers legend John Kuhn break down several plays from Green Bay's big win in Tennessee.

Dusty Evely and John Kuhn take a deep dive into the tape on nine different plays from the Green Bay Packers Wild Card win over the Dallas Cowboys.

CHTV contributor Dusty Evely and Packers legend John Kuhn dicuss all the shifts and motion we saw out of the Packers on Sunday night, along with the work Jordan Love and company did changing protection against the blitz-happy Vikings defense.

Dusty and John Kuhn take a look at six different defensive plays from the loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to try and get a handle on what went wrong for Joe Barry's unit.

CHTV contributor Dusty Evely and Packers legend John Kuhn dive into the tape from the Packers big Sunday night win over the Kansas City Chiefs.

Dusty and Packers legend John Kuhn go over the tape from the win over the Chargers and highlight how Matt LaFleur used tendency and tempo to take advantage of the Chargers for a touchdown.

Dusty flies solo this week to break down three plays from the Packers win over the Rams. John Kuhn will be back next week!

Dusty Evely and Packers legend John Kuhn go through four plays from the Packers loss in Denver and talk about the benefits of having Aaron Jones back.

Dusty Evely breaks down three plays from the Packers Week 3 win over the New Orleans Saints in what Packers legend John Kuhn calls a "fascinating" game.

The Green Bay Packers did a bold thing when they kept seven wide receivers (and only three inside linebackers) on the 53-man roster at the end of final cuts. After struggling on offense last season and dealing with injuries to multiple pass-catchers, the Packers clearly wanted to keep their homegrown talent on their roster and off other teams', as many players likely would not have gotten through waivers to be placed on the practice squad.  However, for a team that has seven wide receivers at its disposal—all of whom are active on game day, given their roles on special teams—the Packers sure aren't using them much on the field. 

"Paul Ott Carruth", an anonymous former player and coach, breaks down Tramon Williams' interception and has a few thoughts regarding the defense overall.