[Packers] Packers On Pace To Set Franchise Record For Sacks Allowed

On pace to shatter the team record for sacks allowed in a season, the Green Bay Packers' offense in general and offensive line in particular are approaching no-hope status. The latest indignity came Sunday when the less-than-vaunted pass rush of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers heaped six more sacks upon the porous Packers in their 38-28 upset of Green Bay at Raymond James Stadium. That puts the Packers on a 74-sack pace, which would smash the club record of 62 set in 1990. "No, I don't think it's as hideous as it looks," tackle Chad Clifton said. "But we definitely have some issues we have to deal with."

Source: Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

[ollysj]

It's all Rodgers fault. Ask Coach McCarty...

[Roy31]

Hey I sort of like the fact that he wraps up and takes the sack, but it is becoming problematic and I think McCarthy realizes that. And I know your probably sick of me saying this by now Olly. I've brought it up on numerous occasions lol.

[CaptainStubing]

yes, rodgers is holding onto the ball too long but most of this is from bad play-calling and poor coaching.

[ollysj]

Originally Posted by CaptainStubing

yes, rodgers is holding onto the ball too long but most of this is from bad play-calling and poor coaching.

This, plus he has no O-line. It's hard to check your receivers, while running for your life. He need to learn to get rid of the ball sometimes, that's an issue here