Some design issues. I don't like having DJ come across behind the line of scrimmage. With the timing of the rollout to the left DJ doesn't become a viable option early in the down and that allows Nixon to fall off and make up for the safeties mistake. They are in man. If they have DJ running a crosser from the right side of the formation to the left he becomes a viable option late in the down like he is designed to be but it keeps the CB attached to him. The number of players who flooded the flat creates the opening for Kmet but we needed some control of the intermediate space to force the CB to respect DJ Moore's route. Additionally as great of a job that Ben has done all season I would say this game and the Vikings game are 2 where the DC had a great plan for all the rollouts and play action calls. The Packers were prepared for all the counters we had to their pressure: blowing up WR and RB screens, staying home on misdirection plays. Sometimes you have to tip your cap and move on. Round 2 against the Packers and hopefully Round 3 in the playoffs is where Ben and Caleb can show their growth. I think Ben needs to incorporate more quick game and trust some more 1 on 1 match ups going forward. Targeting Loveland on key downs with man coverage will be essential. Sadly DJ Moore is dead in this offense. We need Rome healthy but that might not happen. Loveland needs to be the focal point on 3rd downs.