Pack-A-Day: Your Daily Packers Podcast
Oct 13, 2026 · 1 hr 20 min · 25 segments
On today's show, join Andy Herman & Justis Mosqueda as they walk through the key takeaways from Packers/Bears after re-watching the game & discuss the latest news, rumors, and updates surrounding the…
Justis MosquedaGuest
Andy HermanHost
That helps, right? I saw, um, some stat that says, like, it was, like, over the last, like, 15 years or something, no one's had a bigger, like, passer rating differential than the Packers-Bears game that just happened, so it's always a good sign.
... yeah, for three quarters of this game, excluding the second quarter, um, we pretty much did the things that I was hoping we would do, which is eliminate penalties, continue with this game plan.
It did seem like, at least in this game and- I don't know where we're at in the, uh, diagnosis of this offense right now, but at least in this game it seemed like a whole lot of outside zone and boot, which is kind of what we came into week one, um, thinking that this team would be.
And then obviously we've gone down a bunch of different paths between like, uh, divorcing the passing game from the running game, which is what we saw in week two.
What if we just pass the ball every single time and we use screens? Um, week four it was, let's run everything in the ground game and do, uh, mostly quick game passing, right? And then this one it finally looked like...
You know, Travis Glover didn't have his best performance in the ground game in particular.
When you wanna be a stretch and boot team right-handed quarterback, you usually wanna be rolling to the right side.
That big Tucker Kraft play, uh, Jordan was booting out to his left and he threw across his body for that one.
Um, but for the most part you wanna run stretch left, you wanna bootleg right.
What that ends up meaning is that, um, Glover is the backside guard, and he's having to make some really tough blocks, like scoop blocks and stuff, um, that frankly like...
That helps, right? I saw, um, some stat that says, like, it was, like, over the last, like, 15 years or something, no one's had a bigger, like, passer rating differential than the Packers-Bears game that just happened, so it's always a good sign.
... yeah, for three quarters of this game, excluding the second quarter, um, we pretty much did the things that I was hoping we would do, which is eliminate penalties, continue with this game plan.
It did seem like, at least in this game and- I don't know where we're at in the, uh, diagnosis of this offense right now, but at least in this game it seemed like a whole lot of outside zone and boot, which is kind of what we came into week one, um, thinking that this team would be.
And then obviously we've gone down a bunch of different paths between like, uh, divorcing the passing game from the running game, which is what we saw in week two.
What if we just pass the ball every single time and we use screens? Um, week four it was, let's run everything in the ground game and do, uh, mostly quick game passing, right? And then this one it finally looked like...
You know, Travis Glover didn't have his best performance in the ground game in particular.
When you wanna be a stretch and boot team right-handed quarterback, you usually wanna be rolling to the right side.
That big Tucker Kraft play, uh, Jordan was booting out to his left and he threw across his body for that one.
Um, but for the most part you wanna run stretch left, you wanna bootleg right.
What that ends up meaning is that, um, Glover is the backside guard, and he's having to make some really tough blocks, like scoop blocks and stuff, um, that frankly like...
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