Green Bay Packers' Offense as Told by The Simpsons
- Tim Muma
- Nov 30, 2015
- 1 min read
Let's try to lighten the mood in regards to the Green Bay Packers, particularly the frustrating struggles of the offense.
Much like the Packers, The Simpsons have entertained us for years, so they felt like the perfect fit to offer you an animated interpretation of Green Bay's quest to actually score points.
My goal is to make you laugh, cry or both...depending on your irritation level with the Pack.
Tom Clements halftime adjustments on Thanksgiving (zero 2nd-half points)
Eddie Lacy when he thinks he can run laterally
The result of Green Bay's offensive line and their "pass protection"
Aaron Rodgers in the pocket...nearly every time
Jeff Janis trying to understand the Packers' complex playbook
Janis trying to get through Rodgers' lack of trust and icy attitude
Davante Adams working on his route running
A Christmas gift for Packers fans - Davante Adams signature basket
Randall Cobb's strategy for catching passes
Mike McCarthy and Aaron Rodgers inviting WRs and TEs to watch film
New form of discipline for dropped passes ("that's a paddlin')
James Jones' performance every other game
Richard Rodgers trying to get open off the line of scrimmage
Aaron Rodgers watching video of Jordy Nelson last season
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