Recurring pattern: Aaron Rodgers, Packers' offense still out of sync

nerdmann
Premier Member Topic Starter

8 years ago

Recurring pattern: Aaron Rodgers, Packers' offense still out of sync

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ESPN wrote:

They have a valid point. Mike's teams NORMALLY don't start actually showing up until around week 10. Remember the SB year, when they players needed that "Come to Jesus" meeting?

Still, this is different than just normal disarray, and it has been going on since the bye week last year.

His most recent such game came in Week 6 of the past season, in an efficient, two-touchdown, no-interception win over the San Diego Chargers, and his most recent truly dominant stretch of football came in the second half of the Week 9 game last season at Carolina, even though that game ended in defeat. Playing what he described as “school-yard ball” after falling behind big that day, Rodgers nearly rallied the Packers with four touchdowns and 369 yards. Rodgers hasn't posted a 300-yard passing day since the week after the Carolina game, and that came in an ugly home loss to the Detroit Lions, who come to Lambeau Field on Sunday.

That's his problem.

He doesn't WANT to execute the offense. He wants to play sandlot ball.

“Winning is not a sometime thing, it is an all the time thing. You don't do things right once in a while…you do them right all the time.”

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DarkaneRules
Veteran Member

8 years ago

Yep and the good defenses have him all but figured out. He needs to trust his guys and execute the offense.

Circular Arguments: They are a heck of an annoyance

gotarace
Senior Member

8 years ago

Even teams with a less than stellar pass rush are sending the house to get Aaron dancing...the comments of fear of getting hit are really starting to hold water. Quick hitting sure routes could go a long way in making Aaron more comfortable in the pocket again.

Smart As a Horse
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blueleopard
Member

8 years ago

IMO Aaron Rodgers' best game as a passer was that divisional game against Dallas when he was on a gimpy leg.

That Rodgers proved to me he's a legitimate QB in the league.

Then he got his legs back.

Bring back Aaron Rodgers with the quick and effective release please.

Danreb Victorio A Believer of Greg Jennings

nerdmann
Premier Member Topic Starter

8 years ago

Originally Posted by: gotarace

Maybe some traps and misdirection to slow down that attacking pass rush. Throw in an enema-draw to Cobb every now and then. High percentage WCO "Roger Craig" type screens.

“Winning is not a sometime thing, it is an all the time thing. You don't do things right once in a while…you do them right all the time.”

PackFanWithTwins
Veteran Member

8 years ago

Been out of sync for a few years. Just been hidden by numbers created by free plays and busted play scramble drills. Its been slowly going down as we lost players like Jennings, Driver, Jones and haven't found replacements of their level. Back when we won the SB, we basically had 5 #2/#3 WR's. today we have a #2, #3 and 3 - #4/#5

The world needs ditch diggers too Danny!!!

Yerko
Senior Member

8 years ago

Until the Packers reintroduce the middle of the field and quick routes into the offense, we can expect to see the same bullshit every week.

McCarthy's scheme is abysmal. No change from last year.

Rodgers mechanics are brutally bad and he is continuing to decline.

Why?

DoddPower
Veteran Member

8 years ago

Originally Posted by: Yerko

I agree. A truly good coach would get this under control, no matter what that means. If Aaron isn't doing what McCarthy says (which I am not convinced that's the case), then bench him. McCarthy is the leader of this team. He needs to do whatever is necessary to fix the issue. I don't think Hundley is the answer at all. Aaron Rodgers still has all the elite physical tools and intelligence, he just needs to get right mentally and needs a coach to guide him through the process. I don't think McCarthy is capable of doing that at this point, for whatever reason. Someone has to make it happen, because McCarthy's message has become stale, even if it is the right message.

Porforis
Veteran Member

8 years ago

Originally Posted by: PackFanWithTwins

I agree with your facts but not your conclusions. We don't have bottom-10 talent at WR but our pass offense has been complete garbage. Rodgers' happy feet and brainular issues, McCarthy seemingly being incapable of making adjustments, and WRs dropping shit on the rare occasion someone does get schemed/fluked open. More talent sure as hell won't hurt but this is the NFL. You've got to be able to move the ball more consistently than this even if you've got a bunch of #4s out there.

DoddPower
Veteran Member

8 years ago

#10

Originally Posted by: Porforis

The Packers have plenty offensive talent to be successful. The coaches have to get Aaron Rodgers right because the Packers aren't sniffing a Super Bowl in the near or distant future without him. Fix things and maximize the talent that is available. The Packers simply are not maximizing their offensive talent at this point, and I mostly blame the coaching. All of the players are also to blame, but they are a subset of the coaching. It's been going on long enough. Be aggressive and fix the issues. Whatever has been happening simply isn't working so it's time to try something else. The buck has to stop somewhere, and ultimately, that should be the head coach in this case, imo.

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