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. You can email us Packers Total Access at Gmail. You can text us 865-6-5824. Flying solo to not is Emilio's got family in town. Jacob is MIA. I'm sure he may pop up from time to time and TM out taking care of some business as well. So I'm sure those guys will be back a little later in the week. Let's do this. So let's go and get things started off right like we tried to just a second ago. All right. So let's just kind of dive into some stuff right off the bat. First of all, we got a super chat. I want to give a special shout out to Jay.

Thank you so much, buddy. He says, Willis look like a young Aaron Brooks out there during the game? I don't want to hear any more LaFleur slander after this. Jay, me and you were on the same page, Bob. Going into that game, the big thing for me was like, okay, if Lafour somehow some way pulls out a win here with a guy who has basically been in the offense for what? I kept here in 19 days. I've heard three weeks. I've heard a bunch of different numbers regardless. Less than a month he had to learn this offense and learned it on the fly and do it in a way where they were just went ahead and threw them on the active roster too.

So it's not like LaFleur had any kind of cushion, any kind of fallback plan as far as that goes right off the bat, especially in week one, I should say. No, obviously they elevated Sean Clifford yesterday as the backup. But yeah, I'm with you, dude. Like the game plan that LaFleur put together, and we kind of talked about it during the week, like you got to use jet motion. You got to be able to use that jet motion to keep their linebackers off tilt, right, and kind of off balance and not being able to key in on the run too much. But I did not expect the pony package with Jaden Reed in the backfield, which I thought that was phenomenal.

And the cool thing, for those of you who don't know, the pony package, it's real simple.

When you see the double sidecar shotgun sets, that's what the Packers referred to as the

pony package, but more specifically when they had two running backs in the backfield.

They really wanted to make that work with Aaron Jones, both Aaron Jones and

AJ Dillon. So hopefully you guys can hear me now, right? I think we're good. Yeah. Okay. So they wanted to

make that work with A.J. Dylan and Aaron Jones. The problem was every time they ran it,

they would just motion A.J. Dillon out of the backfield and hand the ball

to Aaron Jones. And it was like there was nothing ever set up. And part of it was probably

because they couldn't get or establish any success out of that set. So they just kind of,

you know what, let's scrap it. It seemed like they went away from it fairly soon and rapidly

so because they struggled.

Yesterday, you get a whole different wrinkle to it.

When you put Jaden Reed in as the second back in the backfield in that pony package,

here's what happens.

When they would go to Aaron Jones, A.J. Dillon, you're showing a 21 personnel.

So on 21, regardless of if the Packers were going to use him as a fullback or not, two running backs were probably signal, they're probably going to run the football,

right? So you go to your base sets. You go to your base defensive set and you key in on the run.

The beautiful thing about the pony package we seen last night, or yesterday I should say,

and I hope we continue to see it all season long, is you did it with a wide receiver. So you're still an 11 personnel. And by the way, it's the wide receiver that was leading the league and leading the NFL in receiving yards in week one. So when he's on the field, in no way, shape, or form are you looking at him like he may go to the backfield and be a running back?

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