I was sitting here watching MM's presser after the game and found myself IRATE when he said, in effect, it starts with coaching and he failed. Then he blamed himself for calling some bad plays and getting away from the game plan.

I don't know what he SHOULD say, but what he did say tonight didn't help me feel better about this loss. 😣 🤐

But it is mostly the truth.. when the chips are pushed, we are still a one trick pony on offense.

Sooner or later, we will focus on fixing the offensive line and running game.. and that starts with Campen. Then on to MM.

But I have to give him credit for the most part of the last 6 games.. he is at least trying to run and keep balance. We still have more work to do.

Personally, I think it time to walk Campen and try a new direction with a position coach. Please.

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Did he explain why James Starks was standing on the sideline for most of the game?

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MM is a veteran head coach who has won the Super Bowl and made the playoffs year in and year out. Someone with his resume shouldn't panic and loose sight of his gameplan. Like I said, I don't know what he should have said to make a fan like me feel better and I am not calling for his head.

I thought Green and Starks ran hard.

Sucks that they're running behind such a shit line, but I thought they played with heart tonight.

They probably sat Starks down, because of that really ugly drop.

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the one thrown at his feet?!

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I've found it easier just not to listen to his press conferences.

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Just saw a snippet of Mike Tomlin's presser...he knows how to give a press conference.

Starks had one right in his hands for a first down and he dropped it, Finley style.

Finley came up with a clutch play again today, but also shit himself.

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Only recall one pass to Starks and it was terrible dump off attempt from Rodgers. At his knees at best and behind starks.

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