Green Bay cornerback Eric Stokes says the secondary will 'give him different looks and hopefully confuse him (Tom Brady).”
Andy Nesbitt and Safid Deen join Sports Seriously to play a little game of NFL Up Vote — where they will either 'Up Vote' or 'Down Vote' a trending topic around the league.. No defense he hasn’t seen, no alignment he hasn’t beaten, no coverage scheme he can’t diagnose. He’s been playing football in the NFL for the entirety of some of his opponents lives. Of the Green Bay Packers secondary, only safety Adrian Amos was older than 5 when Brady joined the New England Patriots .
It’s what Packers defensive backs feel worked for the New Orleans Saints last Sunday, when they held Brady to 18-of-34 passing for 190 yards, one touchdown and a sack. “You gotta be smart,” Douglas said. “Because you gotta know if he understands it’s coming, he has a plan for it.” The Packers have cover corners capable of playing man, though, and Brady will be playing with receivers who typically are deep on the depth chart. Mike Evans is suspended, Chris Godwin won’t play for the third straight week and Julio Jones is questionable.
“You’ve just gotta go out there and stick to what you is,” Stokes said. “Don't try to switch up anything. Don't try to do too much. OG always say like, don't be Superman. Everybody ain’t Superman. So don’t try to do everything. Just go ahead and handle your business and everybody else will do the same.”
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