He puts it on the board in the offensive meeting room every Tuesday afternoon during the regular season. He presents the plan to the offense on Wednesday mornings and runs all of the offensive practices. Before devising a game plan, Lewis has to put in hours of studying film on the upcoming opponent. I look for matchups and weaknesses. The most frequently heard knock on Lewis is that he doesn't call the Packers' offensive plays.
Life goes on.
The notion has persisted that Holmgren, a former offensive coordinator with a winning track record, is the real brains behind the Packers' attack and that Lewis is a figurehead. That makes Holmgren uncomfortable. I'm sorry that people view it that way, because I do what I do, that he's less capable or qualified. Lewis has been described as a no-nonsense guy and disciplinarian by Packers general manager Ron Wolf. He coached Jerry Rice.