- Here's an article from CheeseHeadTV that talks about Josh Hawkins' current opportunity for significant PT at the expense of D. Randall. I've seen lots of opinions regarding what to do with Randall. We'll see how things transpire...
- I've been intrigued with Josh Hawkins pretty much from the start. I've read (don't have the link) where he patterns his game after Sam Shields. Hawkins has good speed but he's not as fast as Sam was plus I think Sam's ball awareness was very good (CW's the best ever).
- CM3
- Mike Daniels
- Kenny Clark
- Nick Perry
- Blake Martinez
- Josh Jones
- Morgan Burnett
- HHCD
- Kentrell Brice
- Kevin King
- Josh Hawkins / Davon House
I don't know if this four safety (4S) alignment is unique to the Packers or not but I don't remember the Packers ever using four at the same time. I love it! I think all four can/will be play-makers.
Because the Packers have four safeties good enough to start, they only need two CBs that can play the boundary. Kevin King is obviously the RCB but IMO also the #1 CB. The #2 is House when he's healthy and until then, it appears Josh Hawkins will get those fill-in snaps.
The front-five need to attack the ball/penetrate the LOS to cause as much disruption as quickly as possible. The front-five includes an ILB/MLB type plus the front four. The Packers consistently deploy a front four of 2 OLB and 2 DL or 1 DL plus 3 LB/EDGE guys.
Can Blake Martinez be replaced with another LB (CM3?), Marwin Evans, or a 3rd CB?
Can Capers deploy CM3 as rover, Nick Perry at ROLB/edge, and three DL to encompass the front-five "heavy" -- the light version is 2 DL & 3 LB. Here's my ranking of DL/LB
- CM3
- Mike Daniels
- Kenny Clark
- Nick Perry
- Blake Martinez
- Ahmad Brooks
- #94 Dean Lowry
- #51 Kyler Fackrell
- Quinton Dial
- Montravious
- Ricky Jean
- Jake Ryan
- Joe Thomas
- Chris Odom
- Vince Biegel?...will he be off the PUP soon enough or will his rookie season be a wash-out? Which player will Vince replace in the 14 above? My guess is Ricky Jean unless the 3 DL is a standard or frequent deployment.
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