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Nov. 27, 2008 By Dan Arkush
Strong safety position a weak link for Packers
It would appear the Packers’ secondary, which had been performing so brilliantly heading into the Week 12 Monday-nighter in New Orleans, has more concerns than just a damaged psyche after getting torched by Saints QB Drew Brees in a 51-29 defeat. We hear the Packers suddenly are flying by the seat of their pants at the SS position, where struggling starter Atari Bigby and, to a much greater extent, backup Aaron Rouse currently are hindered by ankle injuries that might necessitate some creative tweaking — like maybe shifting Charles Woodson from the left corner. While Woodson, RCB Al Harris and FS Nick Collins have excelled for the most part this season, team insiders are in agreement that Bigby, who missed most of the first half of the season with a pulled hamstring, hasn’t come close to the promising form he displayed in what appeared to be a breakout campaign in 2007.