The stubbornly stuck with their Zebra personnel on Sunday, even though their offense wasn't moving the ball effectively.
Since Mike McCarthy discussed it early on last season, the Green Bay Packers' use of their "Zebra" personnel package on offense has been a point of discussion. That grouping, which features one running back, one tight end, and three wide receivers, is the team's preferred alignment as it offers some flexibility in formations while keeping the same players on the field and in theory allowing the team to run a faster-paced, no-huddle offense.
Critical to the execution of this is the versatility of individual players.