(LEARFIELD) – The Green Bay Packers are 3-2 heading into Sunday night’s game against the Dallas Cowboys.
After last week’s resounding win over the Chicago Bears, Packers coach Matt LaFleur said that they’re gaining in confidence each week.
LaFleur talked about how they’ve handled adversity without key players.
LaFleur discussed the growth he’s seen from linebacker Ty’Ron Hopper.
As for the offensive line, Aaron Banks practiced on Wednesday and LaFleur talked about about his play for the offensive line when Banks gets back.
LaFleur said that right guard is fluid with Travis Glover playing and Kevin Zeitler waiting in the wings.
Turning his attention to Dallas, LaFleur talked about what makes the Cowboys offense so good.
LaFleur also discussed his respect for Cowboys Defensive Coordinator Christian Parker who was on LaFleur’s staff in 2019 and 2020.
LaFleur talked about what do they have to do better with redzone defense.
Up and down: The NFC East is a mess as is the NFC South. The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-5.
Teams is the NFL seem to be up-and-down from week to week which is something Packers left guard Laken Tomlinson talked about.
He also talked about how tough it was joining the Packers on the fly and landing the job are left guard.
What does expect Sunday when they face the Cowboys?
Wide receiver Christian Watson talked about where the team is now after 5 games.
And how do they keep from slipping back into the way the season started?
To the running back room: Packers running back MarShawn Lloyd hasn’t had the huge games this season that were hoped for given Josh Jacobs’ absence but Lloyd said that things are starting to come together for him.
Lloyd said that he’s studying other running backs and their success around the league.
He said that he’s starting to see improvement..
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