Matt LaFleur's low-volume offense is CONFIDENCE not COWARDICE ... even if it's misguided
About this episode
The episode discusses Matt LaFleur's offensive strategy and its implications for quarterback confidence and team efficiency.
The Packers play slow. They don't let Jordan Love rip it. But really, what Matt LaFleur believes is that he can coordinate a more efficient offense than his opponent, and usually he's right. It's not about a lack of faith in the QB. Plus, why LaFleur is like Kyle Shanahan is good and bad ways, and more players speak on Jonathan Gannon's leadership.
People in this episode
Host: Peter Bukowski
Topics covered
- offense strategy
- coaching philosophy
- quarterback confidence
- leadership
- NFL analysis
Keywords
- Matt LaFleur
- Jordan Love
- Kyle Shanahan
- Jonathan Gannon
- offense
- NFL
- coaching
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