Bret from Hertel, WI
Dear Mike and Wes, what in-season free-agent pickups from the past had the biggest positive impact in a Packers season? My pick is Howard Green helped the rotation and made some key plays at DT.
The obvious choices are Green and Andre Rison from the Super Bowl years. I'd throw in Erik Walden in '10, too. Otherwise, Jeremy Kapinos salvaged the utter disaster of a punting game in '08, DuJuan Harris became the playoff running back in '12, and Tyler Ervin provided a late-season return man two years ago. Jared Veldheer made a difference in '19, too.
Jack from Indianapolis, IN
With the signing of Jaylon Smith, does that mean we'll have a defender wearing single digits? I don't know what it is about that, but I am not a fan of it. Will I ever get used to this?
Smith will be wearing the same No. 9 he wore in Dallas this season, and practice-squad kicker JJ Molson now has No. 11. But I'm not anticipating seeing No. 9 on the field this weekend.
Mark from Largo, FL
Hello II. About the "taunting" rule. I am at a loss as to why they have not done away with it. If an 11-man defensive team runs halfway (or more) to the end zone, then slides through it, then gets up and dances isn't taunting an offense, then I don't think anything else could possibility fit the definition of the word. Your thoughts?
This isn't rocket science, folks. I said this before the season started. The NFL will allow players to celebrate. They just can't celebrate in someone else's face. Love or hate the rule, it's pretty clear-cut to me.
Steven from Silver Spring, MD
Burrow represents the best QB we have faced so far this year and it stands to reason that he will test our secondary. What about the Bengals' OL? Teams that have beaten us over the last two years have been able to get run to the edges of our front seven. Do the Bengals have a strong OL?
It's a decent unit but it's not dominant. Mixon is averaging a solid 4.3 yards per carry with a long of just 27, so he can churn out the yards if healthy, but Burrow has been sacked 11 times.
Matt from Busan, Korea
What are the keys to a Packers victory on Sunday?
Playing efficiently on offense and limiting explosives on defense. The Packers need to help their depleted defense adjust to its new reality by staying balanced, controlling the clock, and putting up more points than anybody has scored on the Bengals so far this season (the Vikings got 24 in Week 1). Defensively, don't let Chase and Boyd hit those chunk plays. And bring the A game coming out of halftime. The Bengals have outscored opponents 34-7 in the third quarter thus far.
Jason from Portsmouth, UK
With the uncertainty of Jaire Alexander's shoulder injury, the Packers' depth at corner defending the Bengals WRs will be put to the test this Sunday. With that said is it a case of "bend but don't break" mentality trying not to give up the deep ball?
If they do give up a big one, don't let it go for a TD and give yourself a chance to get the stop in the red zone. The Packers have to start forcing some field goals when the other guys get close.
Ed from Minneapolis, MN
Hey fellas, as always thanks for the great content. I was watching WYMM, and I was awed by the speed. Even with it drawn out, and knowing what to expect, I have trouble following. Did you get proficient by just watching? Or did you have people show you how to break down plays?
I learned what to watch for on film just by doing it, a lot, but I still don't consider myself an expert by any means. There's plenty that slips past me if I don't take my time.
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