Dontayvion Wicks is the NEW Davante Adams | Packers Offense Breakdown vs. Bears
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In this episode, we break down crucial plays, analyze player performances, and provide a detailed breakdown of the film from the Packers Offense against their Week 18 opponent, the Chicago Bears. Whether you're a casual fan or a football enthusiast, join us for a comprehensive look at the game from a scout's perspective.
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I loved all the dunking on Brisker 🤣🤣
I've said it all year, Wicks is gonna be a problem, he reminds me of Adams, his route running and patience is incredible for a rookie. He's gonna be special, as is Reed. Those two with Watson opening up the field with his amazing speed will let them two just embarass one on one coverage and find holes in any zone. Love is gonna pick defenses apart with these 3 guys, not to mention Doubs and Melton. This group can grow with Love to be one of the best in the NFL. This is just the beginning, they'll get better with more time, reps and another training camp to refine their timing. Gutey did this all in two drafts and off-seasons. They are already leaps and bounds better than Lazard, Cobb and Watkins, not to mention Musgrave and Kraft are better than Tonyan and Deguara. Simply amazing, Gutey deserves a ton of credit for completely transforming the WR and TE units in two off-seasons. I'm beyond excited for the future of this offense.
It’s amazing to watch these players grow, especially since there’s so much development left. I was confident Love was the guy going into the year and was only projecting 8 or 9 wins. The rollercoaster has been real, but progress is rarely ever in a straight line.
Compare Jets WR salaries to the Packers - ouch!
@@Rayven_cat Lazard alone makes more 🤣
Cobb was so over rated, and too small, and hurt a lot.Watson could be gone, traded or whatever. Adams f-ed himself by going to the Raiders.
@fml5910 with Watson's potential on a rookie deal, why would you ever give him up? If he stays healthy he could be amazing, I know he's been unreliable as far as injuries but he's young and there's no harm giving him a chance. It would be a nightmare if he ended up in our division and see him become a star. I have faith he'll be a big threat in this offense. I'm just saying don't give up this soon. GPG!!
I got really into the draft process last year for the first time and the one guy I came away with with a circle around their name was Wicks. Watching him this season and seeing him play how I saw he could and see the potential he flashes every game has just made this season so much more enjoyable to watch as a packers fan. With more polish with age I think the sky is the limit for him, I am beyond exstatic that we got him on the team.
So I’m a longtime uva football fan, we had the luxury of meeting him multiple times and watching him play in 2 1/2 seasons straight and boy you guys got a gem! Go pack go?!!!!!!
Finally someone sees it too. Watch him off the line and after the catch.
Great play calls and love to see the young WRs progress with Love
This is exactly the kind of in depth breakdown I was looking for. Thank you, I'll keep watching. Subscribed.
Jordan was a touch late on the first TD to Wicks, not the first time I’ve seen that from him either. I’ve been so impressed with Love this season and he’s 100% the QB of the future, but I think some of his throws put guys in dangerous positions
Clements will fix that
As I mentioned, Wicks was his 3rd read on that play. He had the flat to the post, and then only saw Wicks as he was breaking free. So, of course it was a little bit late. Part of the dangerous throws are because of his confidence. Gunslinger mentality, which can give you the “wow” throws, but can also make mistakes.
@@TheScoutingPack100% agree, Love didn’t throw a lot of INT’s this year, he will make throws few can make but he will have his fair share of throws he wishes he had back but that’s just me
Yes, he will be so good for a while.
Love looked really solid. Making tight window throws & decisive. I hope to experience that consistently as a fan someday. 🐻⬇️
They’re continuing the trend of firing the offensive staff while keeping the head coach. I wouldn’t be surprised to see a trade of Fields to Atlanta, and the Bears pick a top QB. It’s going to be an interesting offseason for them, but I think Poles has been doing a great job! Getting DJ Moore and the first round pick for the upcoming draft was incredibly smart.
Cant wait for the Cowboys game film!!! GO! PACK! GO!
It's scary seeing how many of these passing plays there's at least 3 or 4 receivers wide open. Some of it is the Bears being the Bears, but a lot of it clearly the Packers receiving corp. Well done. From Tae Adams to Tay Wicks.
The Bears have been pretty good on defense lately. They’re zone heavy, so of course guys will be open, but they break on the ball and tackle well. The drive before halftime was an example of that.
He's going to be even better
🤡🤡
Tall task for a rookie, but he’s definitely a more polished route runner than Davante was as a rookie.
DAVANTE has evolved into
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DONTAVION!
What about Doubs
@@patrickturk8957Doubs is great but Wicks separation is literally best in the NFL. I’d be betting Wicks has a breakout season and way more snaps this upcoming season.
@@KaspaKings Would you say Wicks is the most underrated WR in the NFL?
Need a Wicks jersey right now
Why
This is why Packers need to test the players and give them a chance, our team is young yet managment dosent want to test their players.
I mean, that’s what they did. They knew going into the season that these guys would play a lot and it would help them develop; they could have brought in veterans, but they didn’t. The reason we had struggles early on is because you have 4-6 brand new guys learning the system, but they’ve done a good job turning things around and the young guys are really flourishing.
Was gonna say what is he talking about our young guys have lead the way all year due to injuries it didn’t seem like but these young guys are doing what nobody thought they could
@@laderiusbeard1264 Exactly. We’ve seen flashes from all the young WRs and it’s going to be exciting when all of them can be healthy. With the way Love is seeing the field right now, there’s no dip in production no matter who is on the field. And they all hype up each other, really selfless team. It’s great to see.
@TheScoutingPack last 4 games testing Bo Melton ain't really testing...more like Watsons injury and Doubs gave him game time...I didn't see any opportunities given before...this is where we lose if we wait for our starters to be injured...this is why Packers will lose out on potential players if we don't rotate and test around...example we end up keeping players like MVS for years just to lose out on potential rookies to roster...1950s mind set gotta go and we gotta stick to the 2024 NFL mentality...that's why other teams are able to take no namers and embarrass packers in games...
@@tonyvang2127 Is it not the job of the GM to find players who can step up in time of injury? They believed in Bo Melton, which is why he’s on the active roster. Multiple teams cut him before he got to the Packers. Even when Watson was healthy, we had a steady rotation with Heath and Wicks. The coaches and front office see the players everyday and know what they’re getting, which is why we’ve seen players constantly on the field.
If Watson comes back, and Melton completely disappears, I’ll change my tone, but I don’t think that’s going to be the case.
It’s ridiculous to say they’re not testing anyone when they willingly went into the season as the youngest team in the league. We also have to think that we no longer have Aaron Rodgers, who often had extremely high standards before he could trust young guys. It’s a completely different time from the MVS days.
hey man really cool video! one thing that might be kinda nice is quiet background music. Something about it being complete silence other than your voice seems a bit off.
Thanks for the tip! Any style of music that you’d like? I struggled with making the decision on that because I know some people might have music of their own to listen to if the silence is awkward 😅
Will be the best #13 to ever wear a Packers jersey
You’re sure he’s going to be better than Chris Jacke AND Allen Lazard? (He will be)
lol ik resounding statement@@TheScoutingPack
On that almost pick right before half you can see that Walker steps on Loves foot when he is following through and that’s why the ball wobbles etc. maybe it would have been a touchdown or maybe for sure picked. Who knows. But I just wanted to point that out too.
Yeah, I noticed it after I posted, but those things happen. Unlucky, and at least there wasn’t an injury from it.
@thescoutingpack you know that first throw was 25+yards right not 15,just saying.. great videos tho
Ur talented
No, you
JJ needs a map.
That’s what love does
I cheese you, keep it up.
Offense has been on a roll lately in no small part because of the o-line play--specifically Walker's improvement--that said, the interior of the o-line has me pretty concerned, quite a bit of quick pressure up the middle, a recipe for disaster, especially against a front like the Cowboys'.
Yep. It was brief in the video, but I wouldn’t be shocked to see Parsons lined up over the middle on a lot of snaps. He defends the run best from there, and can also beat Myers easily.
@@TheScoutingPack Welp. No need for concern, apparently....
Doubs is the new Adams
Im stoked to see what Gute does with thise 11 picks in the draft. Including two picks in each of rounds 2,3,4.
Dont be surpried of tbey package up 2 or 3 picks to move deep into the first round to target a specific defensive player. Whoever thry draft with thise 11 picks i trust Gute and the scouts to pick the right guys
If there’s a guy they really like, I could definitely see some moving around the board. Once the season is over, I’ll start diving into prospects that might fit the Packers desires!
@TheScoutingPack sounds great man, whenever you post them I'll watch them
Personally I think they might look to draft a stud CB. Jaires shoulder is starting to be a chronic problem and it's better to start developing his replacement now
Reed is more like the Adams Wicks is the Jordy Nelson ...Bo Melton = Donald Driver ..Doubs = Greg Jennings Watson is a faster Antonio Freeman ..that's my take and it's a good big take on the rookies
I mean, in terms of style. You could pair up the release of Wicks and Adams and you wouldn’t notice much of a difference. I’d equate Reed to a taller, faster Randall Cobb. He’s better in the slot, and Wicks is better on the outside, but could really play any spot.
Reed to me looks like Marvin Harrison (sr)
He does a little bit, but missing on some of the circus catches. Haven’t had enough sample size yet though to see that thoroughly.
@@TheScoutingPack if I had to pick a Packer that Reed reminds me of it's Greg Jennings. Cobb could never really succeed on the outside. I think Reed can. If anyone is the "Jordy Nelson" of this group it's Christian Watson IMO
The first clip Doubs was a better read
Either one would have produced a first down. Jordan is just extremely confident and took the deeper shot. Impressive throw between the quarter flat and the deep 1/4. Taylor Heinicke tried some of those throws the previous week against the Bears and they ended up as INTs.
The # 1 reason that these young receiver are succeeding is simply that "They Catch the Football" they don't have drops. . Understand that. No one has brought that important statistic up. McCarthy is a no so good play caller. Especially, in big games. GB 30 Cowboys 27
They had them early on, but they’ve done really well lately. One thing I liked about Reed coming out was his contested catch ability.
one drop early in the game and after that they stepped up
Wooh, calm down my dude. Thr next Adams? Slow your rill my guy
From a route running perspective, he’s more polished than Adams was in his rookie year. I really could have made a dedicated video for just his ability to get open this game. He’s got 39 receptions this year, and only 3 of them have been contested. Meaning he’s been open with separation on 36/39 of his catches. That’s impressive.
He’s literally #1 in NFL for separation. He only saw like 42% of snaps too putting up the stats he did. Guy is an absolute athletic freak and next year he’ll have a breakout season. Out of all our receivers he had the best production relevant to his percentage of snaps.
@KaspaKings hey man, I love the dude, but let's calm down. Comparing him to Adams after half a good season is a little much at this point.
Nahhh. Reed and Wicks the new adams. Watson is if he can stay healthy. Hat trick. With a new cobbs in Bo Melton
Wicks is a technician. Don’t get me wrong, Reed and Watson are great at their own things, but Wicks is by far the best route runner of the group.
Every time the hype train reaches top speed this season it derails.
This is true, but I’m focused on a long term, player development aspect. It doesn’t matter if we win or lose against the Cowboys, Wicks, and some of these rookies, are going to be good for a while.
@@TheScoutingPack Sorry I understand why you’d think so but I wasn’t criticizing you with this or my response to another comment because it’s obvious that you’re speaking long tern I was talking about this season long roller coaster.
Cowboys are scared
wtf is a wicks😹😹😹
He’s that guy that scored a touchdown against you. I know there were a lot of guys who did that though.
@@TheScoutingPack one n done next week tho sir