Bo Harris

The flanker at a quick pitch is Benny Malone around the left side.

Malone gets up to the 40 to the 42, gains about four on the play before he is pulled down by Bo Harris, the left side linebacker, and along with Mel Morgan, the cornerback on that side.

So Benny Malone making his first appearance of the afternoon.

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Running wide to the right.

He'll get very little down to about the 27.

Bo Harris, Wilson Whitley, and a couple of others are over there to knock him down.

He did manage to gain about three yards perhaps on the play.

Again, Jim LeClair over there to cut the legs out from under him.

Also into the stop on that side, Bo Harris, the left side linebacker.

Well, the first penalty of the afternoon, and the Packers are retreating to indicate the penalty is against them, and we get the signal from Gary Burle who indicates the penalty is against the Packers, so he'll walk off some yardage.

Gonna be a 10-yard walk off.

The, uh, retirement of both Bruce Van Dyke and Gale Gillingham left a big hole in there, and the Packers have not been able to establish much in the way of a running game to any consistency.

They couldn't do it last week against Minnesota, and Dickie muttered the old phrase that you've heard time after time, "If you can't run, you can't do anything." Slot formation right.

Handoff coming around the left side now is Torkelson or Smith, and he gets through up to about the 40 to 44 yard line before Bo Harris, along with Walter Johnson, can pin him down very close to what is needed for the first down, as again, he picked up very close to five yards.

The Packers' running goes actually what amounts to a veer offense as they start out wide and will cut in over the tackles, and two plays on this particular series have been successful for about five yards each.