The holes are more glaring to see and should now make for an easier draft come next year. Pickett, Raji,Jolly, Neal and Wilson are all free agents after the season. That's a lot of human potentially going elsewhere. Who do you guys think we keep? Does Raji stick around?

Originally Posted by: DarkaneRules 

This has been going on for YEARS. It's just that with Aaron, they hit enough low percentage plays down the field to win. So when that happens, it doesn't matter, right?

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

A team's tenacity and character is a reflection of their coach(s). Some here at PH have been calling for heads. Others give free passes all the time (you know who you are). After today's game, I think we can start talking about some house cleaning without using injuries as an excuse. That doesn't mean we are arm chair general managers - it means we are concerned fans who don't want to watch a product like we witnessed today. Professional athletes should not need to be motivated to do their jobs.

Originally Posted by: DakotaT 

There is a huge difference of house cleaning and finding new pickings to replace the old pickings. But it's a priority to use the talent (wide talent) we have on the packers correctly with more talent. We need more threats. The question is, where specifically.

Originally Posted by: The_Green_Ninja 

Pickett, no, too old, too expensive, a one dimensional player at best.

Raji, no, defiantly not at the contract he wants. I think with some help, he COULD be productive, but I would not mind looking for an upgrade.

If we really want the 3/4 to work, we need a mammoth of a man in the nose.

Jolly, yes, on the cheap.

Neal, don't care

Originally Posted by: RajiRoar 

A team's tenacity and character is a reflection of their coach(s). Some here at PH have been calling for heads. Others give free passes all the time (you know who you are). After today's game, I think we can start talking about some house cleaning without using injuries as an excuse. That doesn't mean we are arm chair general managers - it means we are concerned fans who don't want to watch a product like we witnessed today. Professional athletes should not need to be motivated to do their jobs.

Originally Posted by: DakotaT 

On this note, and nerdmann's, do we talk about Mike McCarthy?

I would love to know what Rodgers might tell Ted Thompson in a closed door meeting. McCarthy has really stunk up the joint since the 2010 SB win, especially in big games. He looks like he may have lost his team.

More and more, I'm thinking McCarthy was the blind squirrel who found the nut in 2010… And, he has yet to have shown himself to be anything otherwise. Kind of pig headed, do-it-my-way-come-hell-or-high-water, unprepared. I'll bet he and his staff are pretty fucking good at ordering a pizza though...

Originally Posted by: play2win