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Your daily source for Green Bay Packers content, created for the fans by the fans, hit like, subscribe and turn on notifications so you know whenever we go live. Don't forget to follow us on Twitter at Packers underscore Access. Go Packo. Enjoy the show. Hey, what's up, guys? Welcome into Packers Total Access. My name is Clayton. You can check us out on Packernet.com. Find me on Twitter at Packers underscore access. Email us. Packers Total Access at Gmail.com. You can text us 865-65-824. Try not to be distracted, but Georgia just scored a touchdown. And the Bulldogs are your SEC champions as they defeat the Texas Longhorns here. So, man, what a game to hell of a hell of a battle there as it went to, like, said, overtime. But anyway, not anybody's here for that. From going to eight overtimes like the last time Georgia played, did it? Not this time, man, not this time. How do you feel about that, Tim? Let's just go off cuff or off the bat. We said we got to stay on time than not because of chalk talk, but here we are. How do you feel about the college rules? At least we know who the winner is. Right on. I personally like him. Hate them, love them, whatever. At least we get a winner, you know. Pay attention to the NFL. I just assumed everybody liked it like I did. But man, it got loud on Twitter when they went to those eight overtimes. It seemed like many people didn't like it. But anyway, that's not what we're here for. Like I said, we're here to talk, chalk talk. Week 14, Lions, Packers, or was it week 13? I can't even remember now, Tim. No, 14. Week 14. Okay. So week 14 against the lines. And listen, man, there's a lot to take away from this chalk talk. There really is, you know, there's negative. There's positive in it, too. You can kind of, we're going to come away, I promise you going, okay, that's what happened. Obviously, the officiating, we've talked about it all week long. It's still going off on Twitter. As you see, lines, fans getting absolutely cooked. But we'll try to get into the, like I said, the X's and O's and talk about what really happened in this game in terms of what happened, why did it happen, and how did the game kind of turn out the way it did? But first things first escape. All right, Tim, we got a lot of plays to get into here, Bob. We're going to try to do it in rapid fashion. It's what we're under three minutes right now. I know we got a bunch of people following in here. Appreciate youall hanging out with us as I know the Big Ten championship's about to get kicked off.

If you guys want to go watch that, completely understand. You can always catch this later.

Don't miss out on these once a year college games. Obviously, the season will be wrapping up soon.

But we've got, I think we had a total of 20, I mean, plays here, 25 plays, and I was able to cross off three.

So we got 22 plays to hit.

The key statistics, we talk about them every week.

The turnover differential was tied one to one.

The middle eight, Green Bay won 14 to 7.

An explosive plays, Green Bay had seven.

Detroit had five.

So as much as some fans, Lions fans want to talk about how, you know,

their defense was banged up and this and that and their offense is so elite,

we actually have more explosives than the Detroit Lions did in this game from an offensive standpoint.

The first down passes, we were two of five on that. So let's just jump right into it, man, and get into the first play here. We'll go first quarter, 13, 19 left, second and 10 play from their own 42-yard line. This is an explosive run by Montgomery, a 13-yard run, okay? And we came out in a 57 front, which is basically an over with the will on the line of scrimmage. Okay, you'll see 45 at the bottom of your screen, who is the will backer. He is going to creep up towards the line here. And anytime you're in an over front, that's a five. And when the wheels on the line of scrimmage, you call a seven. So it's a 57 front cover three will fire TE left.

Okay. So essentially what you're going to see here is the will is going to fire on a blitz. You're going to have a T.E. left, meaning the tackle is going to jam inside and the end is going to loop around everyone else. I'm pretty sure it's just a straight rush.

When we talk cover three, you guys pretty much know the logistics there.

It depends on who rotates down.

And you can see here, Evan Williams is rotating down, which means I believe Qisham will drop deep, deep third, deep third.

And then you've got another, this guy right here will be curl flat, and then Quay will probably be over here. Okay, so that's how the play will design. Now, again, this is an 11-yard run. Let's figure out why they got these yardage here, okay? So a little pre-snap motion, they're pulling the tight end and what appears to be the guard, I believe it is, the right guard.

Look at the penetration, Tim.

We talked about it all offseason, the difference that you're going to see with this

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