Okay. Now let's switch gears and talk defense for a second, Tim.

This is, and I just started the defensive game plan, I'm going to have it

finished and we're going to dive into it a little deeper on tonight show.

But here's what you come away with from a personnel standpoint.

The Minnesota Vikings like to run 11 personnel, which is one running back, one tied in. That's three wide receiver sets. They run that 70.4% of the time that is 14th most in the league. Okay. So you're going, okay, that's kind of middle of the pack. Clayton, what's their bread and butter? What stands out from everything else in the league. Are they very multiple or is there another

formation that they're in the top 10 in? Glad you asked. They're in 21 personnel, 24.1% of the time.

It's a quarter of the snaps almost. They're in 21 personnel, two running backs, one tied in.

Wow. That's fourth most in the league, Tim. You know what that means? They're pressing into the Kyle Shanahan-style offense over the Sham McVey style.

I was going to say they're kind of polar opposites of us, right?

Right.

We don't see a lot of 21 in Green Bay.

So we've got to be ready for this.

Yep.

And keep in mind, too, remember what Matt LaFleur said last season.

Two back equals two gap.

One back equals one gap.

Yep.

He's probably still a little bit of that going on.

So you may see the defensive line shift to a little two gap.

Now, we don't run a 34 jam anymore, but what you may see happen since they're running

the ball so effective and they like to run a lot of play action off of it. You may see our first look

at some four three under and four three over with a linebacker on the line of scrimmage creating

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