What Makes Mike LaFleur's Offense Potentially Unstoppable By Walter Mitchell Allow me to start out by thanking my friend J for: J @azcards77 · 3h Replying to @WBJMItch Love your content. Do you have an article that review the LeFleur offense philosophy? I would expect Mike LaFleur's offense to be a tight braiding of McVay's and Shanahan's go-to, bread-and-butter plays out of 11 personnel, with Drew Petzing's/Klayton Adams's dynamic 12 and 13 personnel control of the "numbers game" in the defensive box. Drew Petzing? if anyone tells me "I stopped reading there" --- this thread was never meant for you to begin with. The fact is, for Drew Petzing's and Klayton Adams' first two seasons in Arizona, they tormented, punished and exhausted the NFC West defenses, which had the GMs, HCs and DCs asking themselves "how the frick are we going to handle the Cardinals' 12 and 13 personnel for years to come?" In LA, Sean McVay and Mike ...