What happened: Defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon deployed an unconventional pressure scheme on Sunday that broke traditional blocking rules. Sending four rushers to the weak side, players like Zaire Franklin and Evan Williams adjusted into coverage and rush lanes to create a numbers mismatch.
Why it matters: The manufactured pressure forced the New York Jets running backs into conflict and created errant throws. These critical defensive stops kept the offense stale, allowing Green Bay to erase a 17-7 fourth-quarter deficit and secure the victory on a walk-off field goal.
By the numbers: The specific blitz variation yielded one incompletion and minimal gains on the other identified snaps.
What to watch: The Packers will look to carry their aggressive defensive momentum into Week 3.