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What You Might've Missed: No room to run

Nov 21, 2013 at 06:15 AM

Mike Spofford

packers.com editor

Packers running backs rushed for just 38 yards last Sunday against the Giants, the team's worst output on the ground in 2013. Eddie Lacy had just 27 yards on 14 carries.

In this week's edition, I take a closer look at how the Giants were defending the run, and why the Packers were having so much trouble finding running room.

To see previous editions of "What You Might've Missed," click here.

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