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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PackAttack12" data-source="post: 891757" data-attributes="member: 11933">I think this is it. I would imagine a lot of coaches go in at halftime and think okay we're up 24-10. Offense is rolling, so maybe we shouldn't change much right now. But the question should be asked "if we were in the other locker room right now, what would we do to slow down this offense". And be prepared to adjust accordingly. As you astutely pointed out, the ability to transition from plan A to B, C, or even D and having those plans ready to deploy if needed are what ultimately separates good coaching from great coaching. I think LaFleur and his staff do an outstanding job. But there's a little left to be desired in the adjustments department. LaFleur is still young and trying to figure out all of the nuances. I wouldn't expect him to have all of the answers in year 2, but it's something that will need continued improvement if the Packers are to maximize their full ability.</blockquote>

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