I hope we’ll be buying Nixon too. He’s stepped in every time he’s been called on, and he’s done admirably. Not so sure I like the over the head punt reception, but it beats the heck out of handing it to the other team as was our custom.

Buy - the offensive scheme.
Ran the ball effectively, inside, outside, left and right then threw to open receivers into open windows all over the field.
Sell - anybody that verbally and fitfully torches a teammate or coach during the game. I'm selling the total lack of professionalism. I understand competitiveness and fire. I can't accept petulance within a team.
GPG!

Hold: Watson. Very encouraging game from him to be sure, but needs to be more consistent and needs to shine in multiple games before I'm ready to buy.

Buy: Ford. Has been a difference maker on defense and special teams. A top-notch signing by Gute.

Buy: McDuffie--has done a solid job filling in.

Hold: Bisaccia. You must be kidding to sell him. Have you forgotten some of last season's travails with FG protection, bad snaps, back-breaking opponent returns, etc.? And I doubt he is fully to blame for the decision to stick with Amari for so long. Also remember that his influence probably led to bringing Ford, Nixon, and Leavitt on board.

Sell: Run defense. This needs to get fixed with the players we have, because I can't see us devoting more resources (except for safety) to improving this area in the near future. And as mentioned in the previous article, we got chewed up pretty badly on draw plays.

Buy: The O-line as a unit. You can point to individual fails during the game but against that D to rush for over 200 and have your QB with a 147+ QBR is a keeper. Had them on hold last week till I saw some more of their work together. Now if they'll stay together, it should be improving.

Sell: The stuff that Gunnar sells. It's hard to see any continuity if your coaches seem to fail to see what is obvious to everyone else let alone the NFL teams that they play.

Hold: Sunday's win. It's a start. Every week, just win one.

Here is where TNF has a value for the fans, at least Packer fans. The three-day get ready period will tell us.

1) If the team is spent or invigorated after the win over Dallas.
2) If MLF can install a game plan that will satisfy Rodgers, player use, or return to his prior state of being, lost.

I'm looking at my toes dandling over the stock market for GB, and I'll need to see answers, one way or another to the above, before I reinvest a prior pulled investment. I simply need more than watching a broken team stand using the crutch that the opponent always seems to have at the ready to offer up. Yes, I'll pay a little more or lose a little profit for a stock for waiting/getting more stable info.

Buy:
Quay Walker. He is so speedy from sideline to sideline, and he looks more comfortable, making some key stops. I think that the Packers should replace him with McDuffie and try him on the edge, at OLB, where he can use his 4.52 speed to get after the QB. Other ILB-OLB transfers have had success rushing the passer, such as the Cowboys’ Micah Parsons or the Broncos’ Baron Browning, and he is very similar physically to both of those players.
Kingsley Enagbare. He had a couple of pressures and QB hits and made some nice run stops. He has set the edge well and has been strong against the run, surprising considering run defense was his college weakness. He also knows how to rush the passer really well.
AJ Dillon. He looked like the Dillon of old on Sunday! He should be a key part of our gameplan against the Titans on Thursday.

Sell:
Elgton Jenkins. Will he ever get back to his pre-injury form? Even though our O-line in general was tremendous on Sunday, he has struggled sometimes even at LG, his natural position, and gave up a sack on Sunday.

Hold:
Darnell Savage. I know that Savage has been criticized by many, but I think using his speed to blitz is a creative idea. We will see if he can succeed more in the Nickel spot.
Devonte Wyatt. I still want to see more of him!

Buy "Defibrillator Pads" they shocked life back into the Packers!

Agree on Barry—as do most of us.
Disagree on Bisaccia —he’s a good coach and has proven it elsewhere. The field goal unit is no longer flawed and now Amari is gone—punt returns are going to improve—count on it!
I posted previously that Masons’s kickoffs are very poor, but we corrected that against Dallas with O’Donnell kicking off—into the endzone
Buy: Enagbare
Beat the Titans—we have/know the formula.

The good news we have two less people to get injured: Rodgers and Hill. Ha

Buy: Running more and Passing less.

Sell: Returning punts. It's stupid. It's low percentage. Your punt return unit will hurt you more than it will help you. Everybody muffs punts and fumbles....look it up. The next guy will too.

Hold: The Offensive Line. This configuration looks pretty capable. It took a while but it looks like we've got a line that's good enough for us to move the ball.

Buy: The "Death Dealer" Christian Watson. A win is 1-play away. IF ML and company can get a little creative.
Scoring points will no longer be as hard to accomplish. ( Running more...passing less.)

Sell: DC

Hold: We have the correct OL in place "Everyone has been screaming for". Don't mess with it unless someone
gets hurt or can't go.

I absolutely agree with the sell Joe Berry : This also falls on Lafluer as the head coach who does nothing to change this so shame on him or whoever is in charge. This man has no clue how to scheme a defense but I'm not gonna speak about him anymore since lafluer or whoever is in charge will do nothing about it so who cares anymore .

Buy: The Greenhorns. Watson, Doubs and Toure'

Hold: The Fans

Sell: Barry