McCarthy coaching for his job?· Page 2

musccy
Veteran Member

9 years ago

Be careful what you wish for.
I get pretty wrapped around the axle about McCarthy and Thompson myself but deep down inside I know things could be much much worse.

Originally Posted by: yooperfan

Exactly. The grass isn't as green elsewhere.

hardrocker950
Member

9 years ago

#12

I hope that they lose 38-0 and he gets fired. The worst that can
happen to us is that they win the game. I am so tired of McCarthy that I cannot
even watch a game anymore without my blood pressure going to heart attack level.

Originally Posted by: packerfanoutwest

I think we could put together a much better coaching staff too - but I doubt losing on sunday would change anything. Our front office typically waits until a complete nuclear meltdown of biblical proportion. If the NFC championship wasn't enough, then I have no idea what is.

At the very least maybe we could find a coaching staff that can scheme above the peewee level.

dyeah_gb
Member

9 years ago

#13

... If the NFC championship wasn't enough, then I have no idea what is.
....

Originally Posted by: hardrocker950

This is what I am thinking as well. Losing an away game to a Redskins team getting hot at the right time is nothing compared to what happened last year in the NFCC. Further, this team has lost, in both the regular season and playoffs, to levels of historical proportions. How can the blame not fall on the leader? I like MM as a person so I don't wish to see him fired but what are the consequences of these mistakes?

The first principle is that you must not fool yourself, and you are the easiest person to fool - R. Feynman

packerfanoutwest
Member

9 years ago

#14

How many more times do you want to hear from him after a loss, "it's my fault, I am responsible."? This coach does not know how to make adjustments.

luigis
Member

9 years ago

#15

I'm going to throw a proposal that will make all packers happy:

Win the SB and MM retires 😁 😁 😁

That would be the best thing ever, we get rid of excuses, fundamentals, pad-level, day to day and at the same time we run the table and get another ring.

Luis

blueleopard
Member

9 years ago

#16

How many more times do you want to hear from him after a loss, "it's my fault, I am responsible."? This coach does not know how to make adjustments.

Originally Posted by: packerfanoutwest

Before the social media and internet outbreak, we'd never know what the coaches said on Sunday until like three days later.

Every coach says the same shit, and it's even moreso because this is the Green Bay Packers -- an organization that prides itself on being conservative and calculated. Do you want him to pull a Dennis Green or Jim Mora or Mike Singletary and forever be quoted as a fool and be quoted for beer commercials?

To say you're overreacting is an understatement. What kind of Green Bay Packers fan wants to see their team lose 38-0? What kind of person wants to see somebody lose a job that they've had for ten years? Have some respect and sympathy.

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Zero2Cool
Elite Member

9 years ago

#17

Over the last 10 seasons, only one team has more wins than the Packers.

[list=1]

New England Patriots 124 (1 Super Bowl win)

Green Bay Packers 104 (1 Super Bowl win)

Pittsburgh Steelers 100 (1 Super Bowl win)

Baltimore Ravens 95 (1 Super Bowl win)

Denver Broncos 94 (0 Super Bowl win)

New Orleans Saints 94 (1 Super Bowl win)

San Diego Chargers 92 (0 Super Bowl win)

Dallas Cowboys 88 (0 Super Bowl win)

Seattle Seahawks 88 (1 Super Bowl win)

Philadelphia Eagles 87 (0 Super Bowl win)

[/list]

2015 Season has not yet had a Super Bowl winner yet and 5 of these teams have the chance to add a Super Bowl win to their total.

jlyons043
Rookie

9 years ago

#18

If Washington crushes us and then we go on to have another season like this current one, then maybe just maybe he'll be on the hot seat. Realistically though, look at how bad Dom Capers defenses had been until this season, countless records given up, getting torched in the playoffs by a rookie. I just can't see us ever parting ways with McCarthy as long as Rodgers is here.

luigis
Member

9 years ago

#19

Over the last 10 seasons, only one team has more wins than the Packers.

[list=1]

New England Patriots 124 (1 Super Bowl win)

Green Bay Packers 104 (1 Super Bowl win)

Pittsburgh Steelers 100 (1 Super Bowl win)

Baltimore Ravens 95 (1 Super Bowl win)

Denver Broncos 94 (0 Super Bowl win)

New Orleans Saints 94 (1 Super Bowl win)

San Diego Chargers 92 (0 Super Bowl win)

Dallas Cowboys 88 (0 Super Bowl win)

Seattle Seahawks 88 (1 Super Bowl win)

Philadelphia Eagles 87 (0 Super Bowl win)

[/list]

2015 Season has not yet had a Super Bowl winner yet and 5 of these teams have the chance to add a Super Bowl win to their total.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

You can't measure a coach success based on wins. With the QB we have and the players we have and the organization we have being behind New England is enough to consider we might need a better coach. Being #2 is not enough if you are the Green Bay Packers!
On the other side if you are coaching say Tennessee then having a few wins might be enough to be a brilliant coach.
Is all about perspective.

Luis

DakotaT
Select Member

9 years ago

#20

Tick tock, tick tock, another year wasted in yet another hall of fame quarterback's career. Not enough hardware in the trophy case for what we've had at quarterback the last 20+ years. But hey, we've been fiscally responsible, yipee!!!!!!!!!!!! I've heard every excuse, but very little accountability.

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