The Packers Are Copying the Seahawks and Rams
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The episode discusses the Green Bay Packers' offensive changes and their potential influence from the Seahawks and Rams, focusing on Jordan Love and various player evaluations.
The Green Bay Packers offense may be changing in exactly the way fans have been waiting for. On this episode of Packers: DERAILED, J.J. Lahey and Jake Schyvinck debate whether Green Bay is quietly copying pieces of the Seahawks and Rams offensive blueprint, what that says about Jordan Love, and why the Packers may already be letting Love push the ball downfield more than people realize. We start with some overlooked Packers free agent options, including Curtis Samuel, Jadeveon Clowney, Joey Bosa, and Haason Reddick. Could Samuel give Green Bay a versatile depth piece as a WR, RB/H-back type, and kick returner? Could one of the veteran edge rushers make more sense than people realize when compared to the Josh Sweat conversation? Then we debate whether Lukas Van Ness is ready to become the face of the Packers defense. Jake argues that LVN may have already broken out, but injuries kept fans from fully appreciating it. J.J. looks at Micah Parsons’ absence and asks whether Van Ness is about to step into a much bigger leadership role. If not LVN, is it Xavier McKinney, Edgerrin Cooper, or Zaire Franklin? A listener call from Daddy Czap sparks a Jordan Love debate: do the Packers need…
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