>As RG3's season went on, more and more teams started running
>it. I mean, it's not like Dom Capers had never seen a
>read-option offense before.

Okay but it was brand new to the NFL that season, in terms of the breadth and variations with which it was being employed

>Even after the game Capers gave a miserable excuse for his
>defense, claiming they were ready for it or some shit.
>
>I don't really care about your Rodgers agenda, but this
>playoff game was a remarkable defensive collapse.

They had a good not great D that got destroyed by a stacked team using a player and scheme that people had struggled to adjust to.

The Packers did a particularly BAD, BAD job but that's one bad game, at the end of the day. The idea that you would immediately fire the DC who had just won you a SuperBowl and whose unit had had a good season…well, I'll just assume you were speaking in hyperbole.

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