#337 Packers Unscripted: Ongoing adjustments

Mike and Wes review several aspects of the Packers’ victory over the Raiders, including QB Aaron Rodgers’ perfect passer rating (1:01), Oakland QB Derek Carr’s game-changing turnover (5:25), other key stops by the Green Bay defense (9:13), and the work of the Packers’ offensive line (16:47).

Mike and Wes discuss the Packers’ keys to victory against the Raiders on offense (:52), including the work of RBs Aaron Jones and Jamaal Williams (4:37), and on defense (8:17). They also examine other key games around the NFL in Week 7 (14:18).

Mike and Wes examine Oakland on offense (3:16), including Green Bay native and fullback Alec Ingold (7:29), as well as on defense (10:50). They also look at the Packers’ new addition in WR Ryan Grant (13:02) and discuss QB Aaron Rodgers’ recent performances with injuries to his perimeter players (16:44).

Mike and Wes discuss some of the lesser-known moments from Monday night’s victory turned in by players like CB Jaire Alexander (3:04), G Elgton Jenkins (4:08) and DL Dean Lowry (6:55). They also share their thoughts on the officiating controversies (10:47).

Mike and Wes discuss the performances of WR Allen Lazard (2:22), RB Jamaal Williams (11:39), and the Packers’ defense (16:34) in the last-second won over the Lions.

Mike and Wes take a look at the Packers’ injury report (:50) and then examine the keys to victory over the Lions on offense (4:33) and defense (11:32).

Mike and Wes dive into the Detroit Lions, looking at how they got to 2-1-1 (1:01), the play of QB Matthew Stafford (4:27), the look of their defense (12:27) and some key matchups for Monday night (14:45).

Mike and Wes discuss two players down the depth chart who had a big impact in the Packers’ victory over the Cowboys – cornerback Chandon Sullivan (1:47) and offensive lineman Lucas Patrick (8:25). They also review some key happenings around the league from Week 5 (19:12).

Mike and Wes recap the Packers’ road victory over the Cowboys, focusing on RB Aaron Jones’ superb performance, the defense’s ups and downs (10:19) and the play of CB Kevin King (12:25).

Mike and Wes discuss the Packers’ keys to victory against the Cowboys, first on defense (:51) with containing RB Ezekiel Elliott, then on offense (7:09) with RB Aaron Jones and QB Aaron Rodgers. They also take a look at Week 5 around the NFL, beginning with Thursday night’s NFC West result (15:35) and other notable games on Sunday (18:59).

Mike and Wes discuss the injury status of RT Bryan Bulaga (1:32) and WR Davante Adams (4:42) and the potential for RB Dexter Williams (6:46) and WR Darrius Shepherd (13:09) to play a role in Dallas. They also look at the Packers’ current run of success at AT&T Stadium (15:46).

Mike and Wes examine the 2019 Dallas Cowboys, beginning with RB Ezekiel Elliott (1:03), weapons in the passing game including former Packers WR Randall Cobb (7:35), their revamped defense led by LBs Jaylon Smith and Leighton Vander Esch (11:09) and how their season has gone thus far (16:37).

As the Packers prepare for a Week 5 trip to Dallas, Mike and Wes discuss the team’s focus on running the ball and stopping the run (:57), the injury update heading into this game (5:33), and the Packers vs. Cancer initiative that K Mason Crosby is helping to lead (12:30).

Mike and Wes discuss how Week 4 in the NFL proved how difficult it is to get to 4-0 (3:14), and they review Sunday’s games involving the Lions (4:24), the Bears and Vikings (8:23), and the upcoming opponent, the Cowboys (14:38).

Mike and Wes review the Packers’ missed opportunities in the tough loss to the Eagles (:56), the play of QB Aaron Rodgers (5:38) and WR Davante Adams (7:10), and the struggles on defense (9:38). They also discuss where things stand with replay review on pass interference (14:40) and other NFL games to watch in Week 4 (22:43).

Mike and Wes discuss the Packers’ keys to victory against the Eagles on offense (:59) and defense (8:00), and they mention some under-the-radar players to watch (16:35).

Mike and Wes discuss the Eagles’ offense (5:31), defense (8:14) and special teams (10:35) while also taking a look at the state of the NFC North (17:18).

Mike and Wes break down the Packers’ third consecutive victory to begin 2019, covering the timely plays on defense (2:02), the work of LB Preston Smith (7:06) and CB Jaire Alexander (10:35), and how the game unfolded on offense (12:17), including the performances of RB Jamaal Williams (14:10) and the offensive line (15:33).

Mike and Wes combine their last two shows of the week into one. They discuss the strong start to the season by Packers RT Bryan Bulaga (1:16), the adjustment to the practice schedule this week (10:30), the keys to victory vs. the Broncos (13:30), and other intriguing Week 3 matchups in the NFL (21:11).

Mike and Wes examine the Broncos’ defense (1:36) and offense (6:27) and take a closer look at what the Packers CB tandem of Jaire Alexander and Kevin King has accomplished in the season’s early stages (12:47).

Mike and Wes discuss the game-clinching first down vs. the Vikings (1:01), Matt LaFleur’s decision to enforce a Vikings penalty on a PAT (5:21), and several controversial plays, including Minnesota’s overturned TD (8:23), Adam Thielen’s catch and Kevin King’s INT (13:55), and the end of the Bears-Broncos game (19:15).

Mike and Wes review the Packers’ win over the Vikings, including the fast start (2:28), missed opportunities on offense (4:53), close-out performance by the defense (11:38) and CB Kevin King’s big interception (14:48). They also take a look at the track record of rookie head coaches thus far in 2019 (17:41).

Mike and Wes discuss the keys to victory on defense (:56) and offense (7:57) against the Vikings and take a quick glance at other key Week 2 games in the NFC North (14:59) and elsewhere in the NFC (17:13).

Mike and Wes discuss the offensive struggles on third down (1:02), the approach of WR Davante Adams (8:14), and the deployment of the Packers’ defensive backs (12:58), including CB Kevin King (16:47).

Mike and Wes examine Minnesota in all three phases, starting with RB Dalvin Cook on offense (1:24), plus QB Kirk Cousins and WRs Adam Thielen and Stefon Diggs (4:26). Also included are looks at the Vikings’ defensive secondary (10:15), front seven (12:53) and special teams (16:14).