During an interview that typically felt more like an episode of “Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis,” Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers did ultimately get a opportunity to talk a little football with the kids at “Pardon My Take.”
Late in the interview, the NFL MVP dove into why he doesn’t constantly love the movement included in Matt LaFleur’s plan. The aggravations revolve around rotating paces and some of the pass security problems that go into running all the movement looks in the existing Packers offense.
“When you have so much movement, it’s difficult to get pace going. You constantly have to make sure you’re set, and you have a movement, or a double movement, or a jet off of it,” Rodgers stated.
Motion is utilized in so lotsof NFL offenses now because it puts substantial lateral tension on the defense throughout the critical minutes right priorto the snap. I