Green Bay’s pass rate was 85.7% in its Week 3 loss to Atlanta, 30.27% above the NFL average. The Falcons pressured Jordan Love on 44.44% of dropbacks despite blitzing on just 16.67% of snaps; the Packers averaged -0.33 EPA per rushing play.
The Packers used three-wide-receiver sets, known as 11 personnel, on 81% of snaps overall, though the rate was 66.7% in the first half and the overall figure was boosted by second-half catch-up play. The grouping produced +0.13 EPA per play; 12 and 13 personnel recorded -0.55 and -1.24. Matthew Golden had 100 receiving yards and his first regular-season touchdown.
Green Bay blitzed on 32% of defensive snaps but pressured Falcons quarterback Penix on 20% of dropbacks; Penix averaged 2.15 seconds to throw. Atlanta ran on 62.1% of plays and recorded positive EPA per play against light (+0.22), heavy (+0.23) and even (+0.38) defensive boxes.
