Can Cardinals defense limit Packers explosive plays in Week 7?

Cardinals don’t match well with Packers:

The injuries to many of the Cardinals’ defensive backs have left the secondary vulnerable for explosives. Arizona is 27th in passing yards allowed per game (246.0) and gives up the most passing first downs in the NFL with 13.5 per game. Defensive coordinator Nick Rallis has had to rely on cornerbacks like fifth-round pick rookie Denzel Burke and two-year reserve player Kei’Trel Clark to step up in the absence of more experienced players.

The effort is present for each Burke and Clarke, but the lack of experience has left the duo burnt more than one or twice. When the pair of defensive backs have to go up against a wide receiver like Matthew Golden, who has three straight weeks of 50+ receiving yards, the confidence level can’t be high. In those three straight weeks, Golden has caught a ball 30+ receiving yards, showcasing the Packers explosive ability.

Arizona has given up a 30-yard-plus play in five of first six weeks of the season, with four them being pass plays. Green Bay has scored 27+ points in four of its five games and get most of them started via explosive plays. Rallis will likely have to rely on deep coverage concepts, and give up underneath throws to limit the Packers from blowing the roof of the Cardinals coverages.