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Similarly, the Packers’ defensive staff used disciplined tackling and swarm tactics to contain Jaguars running back Jahmyr Gibbs. Gibbs, who caught ten passes for only 31 yards, exemplifies a player who relies heavily on open-field creativity and elusiveness. The Packers' success in tackling well and swarming to the ball limited Gibbs’s big-play potential.
The analysts emphasize that for the Bears to replicate such success, their defense needs to focus on sound tackling—wrapping up ball carriers, taking proper angles, and swarming as a unit. This approach not only limits yards after the catch but also hampers the running back’s ability to access cut-back lanes and extend plays.