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Whatever man, like you conformist rah rah boys ever look at anything objectively. Later!

Originally Posted by: DakotaT 

Putting more onus on the players than the coaches is not rah rah. Beast and zero touched on other examples of how the PLAYERS cost the team the game.

Originally Posted by: musccy 

Too bad the coaches aren't responsible for player performance. lol

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

We've been talking in circles about this over a number of threads.

Up to and arguably beyond Burnett's pick the Packers were in a position to win the game. If you're going to blame Mike McCarthy for player accountability, how do you dismiss his roll in the team's performance to that point? They were gang tackling, energized, dominating save for a gimmick play. So the good is despite him, and the bad is because of him? That sure seems to be what I'm reading from you and others, and to me that's just approaching this with an agendas and preconceived notions.

Originally Posted by: musccy 

I completely agree but it's so much than just that... if you look through out the whole game, one more yard from Kuhn or Lacy and TD, one more catch from Nelson in the endzone, one more non-INT by Rodgers and you get another FG. One more missed play by the Seahawks... Haha knocks that sky ball down, Burnett doesn't kneel after the INT but gets much further maybe for a TD like Collins did in the Super Bowl. Unfinished plays all over the place.


But perfect statement, they couldn't get it with the earlier plays, what magically says they're going to get it on fourth down?

Think about it, if Mike McCarthy went for them and got neither, there might not of been an overtime or need for an onside kick to start with.

Originally Posted by: beast 

It's not any one play or any one particular series of plays or mistakes.

It's the mental aspect of self destruction. Mike's teams FIND WAYS TO LOSE. Repeatedly.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann