http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/11/27/packers-had-players-only-meeting-apparently-over-excessive-video-games/

According to Cris Collinsworth.

If the locker room is in disarray, requiring players-only meetings to address lack of preparation it's not surprising that things are carrying over to the field.

If true, where are the coaches???

Originally Posted by: macbob 

If true, where are the coaches???

Originally Posted by: macbob 

There is one player who is the common denominator on offense.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Oh, OK. I guess the Packers had different starters earlier in the year?

Bench Aaron Rodgers and it will take about two even more embarrassing games for this crowd to be eating crow. The Packers have absolutely NO chance of going anywhere with Scott Tolzien. Things would only get worse overall, but there is a small chance the play calling might get better because the coaches know Tolzien couldn't save as many plays.

Rodgers needs to be better, but he is not the main problem. The only way he needs benched for a game or so if he isn't healthy. Otherwise, the coaches need to put him in a better position to succeed and he and the other players need to execute better. A good coaching staff would fix these issues. Although to be fair, the poor receiving talent isn't helping. There's only so much a team can do with an average #2 WR and a bunch of #3 or 4 WRs and a tight end that is slower than some offensive linemen.

Originally Posted by: DoddPower 

POOR RECEIVING TALENT, POOR RECEIVING TALENT, POOR RECEIVING TALENT. The same players that got us to 6-0.

If a player isn't getting it done, then sit that player down. Unless he's beyond accountability, like Aaron Rodgers. Just let that guy scapegoat his second year player who's already so terrified of making a mistake that he clenches down everytime the ball comes at him.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

Aaron Rodgers has MORE than proved he can get it done with multiple different players. This current group of receivers haven't proved that they can get it done, at least without Jordy Nelson around. Cobb has never been a #1 WR and he's proved how far he is away from being one this season. Adams has never proved himself as a #2 WR and he's proving he isn't. Richard Rodgers has never proved himself to be a good tight end, and he's proving he isn't. James Jones has proved to be a decent WR but he's past his prime but is still earning his minimal salary. Janis and Abby have obviously proved nothing. Aaron Rodgers has proven himself. Something is not right, but Aaron undoubtedly has the talent to be better. The Packers at least have a CHANCE to win with Aaron Rodgers. With Scott Tolzien, they have no chance beyond maybe one game, much like the Cowboys without Romo.

Originally Posted by: DoddPower 

I'd rather show the guys that there is accountabilty, than allow him to scapegoat the young players who are already pressing too much due to the criticism.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann