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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GakkofNorway" data-source="post: 67816" data-attributes="member: 127">Alright, some of you guys hasn't got it yet.The system the Packers are going to run next season is a cultivated west coast offense. This more or less means a horizontal passing game. Let's see what kind of traits a system like this needs:- Precise routerunning- Physicality- Blocking abillityGreen Bay has a slow turf and harsh weather conditions, when the tundra freezes speed is basicly neutralized and the more physical and strong WRs thrive in these conditions.Chad Jacksons strenghts are downfield threat, body control and speed. Perfect for an indoor fast track vertical passing game, which we don't have. He isn't very good at running routes, and this would cause interceptions in our west coast offense passing scheme. Greg Jennings is almost as fast as Jackson, but in addition he runs razorsharp routes, he is a good blocker and pretty physical even though he is not exceptionally big. Like some guy said, Sherman got obsessed with bringing speed to Green Bay without thinking about the conditions we have at Lambeau, where speed isn't that important. This caused us to start winning dome games, but losing outdoor and home games...</blockquote>

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