2019 Packers Coach Tracker· Page 3

Zero2Cool
Elite Member Topic Starter

6 years ago

I guess if I were an aspiring football coach, especially if I wanted to be a head coach, I would not want to do special teams. Lot's of blame, very little glory. Plus, they never seem to get serious consideration for the top job.

Originally Posted by: KRK

I'd rather a Special Teams coordinator as my HC. They usually are hands off of the offense and defense and focus on everything else. One thing that I thought would be nice about John Harbaugh.

Smokey
Veteran Member

6 years ago

#22

GB needs a WR Coach. I hope that they hire a real good one. 🤔

Cheesey
Preferred Member

6 years ago

#23

Wow....most of our new coaches are younger then Tom Brady!😲 😂

Smokey
Veteran Member

6 years ago

#24

Reports say that Alvis Whitted will be GB's new WR Coach. Following 7 seasons as Colorado State's WR Coach, he is projected to be very good and should fit into the new offense well. 👍

beast
Select Member

6 years ago

#25

I'd rather a Special Teams coordinator as my HC. They usually are hands off of the offense and defense and focus on everything else. One thing that I thought would be nice about John Harbaugh.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

Yeah but that also means as soon as Harbaugh gets a good coordinator, he can just as quickly lose them, ON BOTH sides of the ball, which has happened to him more often than a number of teams, including losing Chuck Pagano after one great season, and then Gary Kubiak after one great season, and then potentially the players have been depth with 3 different playbooks in 3 different seasons. So there is an up and a down to it...

But yeah my first thought as future group of coaches was Chiefs' ST coach Dave Toub, as Packers head coach, with Mike Pettine and Kliff Kingsbury as the coordinators... of course that idea was ruined when Kingsbury signed with USC, and then MM turned down the Cardinals job and they looked at Kingsbury... and now he's Cardinals head coach.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member Topic Starter

6 years ago

#26

Here's official
https://www.packers.com/team/coaches-roster/

yooperfan
Veteran Member

6 years ago

#27

If you followed the Packers through the 70's and 80's, coaching changes should make you a tad nervous.
I'm a tad nervous!
Let us Green Bay Packers fans hope this all works out.

Smokey
Veteran Member

6 years ago

#28

If you followed the Packers through the 70's and 80's, coaching changes should make you a tad nervous.
I'm a tad nervous!
Let us Green Bay Packers fans hope this all works out.

Originally Posted by: yooperfan

You have every right to feel that way. Yet this change should put GB's Offense on the cutting edge that wins games and more. The Offense does not concern me as much as the Defense does. However that too is moving forward toward building a better team.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member Topic Starter

6 years ago

#29

If you followed the Packers through the 70's and 80's, coaching changes should make you a tad nervous.
I'm a tad nervous!
Let us Green Bay Packers fans hope this all works out.

Originally Posted by: yooperfan

What ya mean? I was born in 80

macbob
Veteran Member

6 years ago

#30

What ya mean? I was born in 80

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool

You missed the best time to be a Packers' fan then, Zero...'60s were GREAT!

Speaking of which, Cheeshead TV ran a poll on which Packer coach was the greatest of all time. The responses had Holmgren (1 SB) and McCarthy (1 SB) tied; with Lombardi third (5 NFL championships in 9 years (including three championships in a row and the first two SBs)). Curly Lambeau (6 NFL championships) didn't even make the list. One of their writers took exception and made the case for Lombardi as the greatest Packers coach:

https://cheeseheadtv.com/blog/defending-the-greatness-of-vince-lombardi-539

Here are the results to the Cheesehead TV Poll of who is the Greatest Packers Coach of all Time:
- Vince Lombardi 28%
- Mike Holmgren 36%
- Mike McCarthy 36%

Cheesehead TV wrote:

I would have ranked them Lombardi, Lambeau, Holmgren.

I found the comments at the end to be entertaining...

I find it sad the amount of drug abuse in this country. The people that named MM better that Holmgren or Lombardi definitely have a substance abuse problem.

white_tornado wrote:

What speaks the most about MM's greatness is that he is still unemployed.

Qoojo wrote:

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Zero2Cool (1h) : It's the cycle of civilizations. Get lazier, lazier, softer, softer and vanish.

Martha Careful (2h) : great point. every aspect of society, including art, culture and sports has degraded.

dfosterf (14h) : Green Bay sweep meant something to society about stopping pure excellence. We have the tush push now

dfosterf (14h) : We old Martha.

Martha Careful (15h) : *front four

Martha Careful (15h) : Re frout four, I wish we had some Green "People Eaters" or a fearsome foursome

dfosterf (21h) : *directions*

dfosterf (21h) : Just don't ask him for driving direct

dfosterf (21h) : Jim Marshall was an all-time great DE for the Purple People Eaters. Didn't like him. That's a compliment. RIP

Zero2Cool (3-Jun) : ooppppss

Zero2Cool (3-Jun) : “Kenny Clark played all of last season hurt by the way and got surgery to fix it in January”

Mucky Tundra (3-Jun) : @ByRyanWood How much did the injury affect him last fall? “A lot.”

Mucky Tundra (3-Jun) : @ByRyanWood Kenny Clark said he had foot surgery in January. Injured his foot in opener against Eagles and played through it all year.

Zero2Cool (3-Jun) : Golden is wearing guardian cap again. I bet he plays with it on too.

Mucky Tundra (3-Jun) : All the stuff I'm reading from Lions fans are pointing at his toe; he more or less has permanent turf toe in one of his big toes

dfosterf (3-Jun) : Kenny played through it, and a shame he gets little credit for that, imo

dfosterf (3-Jun) : Big men. I hope it's not the undoing of Kenny Clark

dfosterf (3-Jun) : Probably his toe. Pretty much a great center. Toe injuries are brutal to bigen

Mucky Tundra (2-Jun) : Lions All-Pro C Frank Ragnow retires

wpr (30-May) : It's all good.

beast (30-May) : Yeah, and I enjoyed your comments and just attempted to add to it. Sorry if I did it incorrectly.

wpr (30-May) : Beast I never said Henderson was the salt of the earth. Nor even that he was correct. Just quoting the guy.

Zero2Cool (29-May) : What did you do??

Zero2Cool (29-May) : Whoa

beast (29-May) : OMG the website is now all white, even some white on white text

beast (29-May) : Henderson, who admits to taking cocaine during the Super Bowl against the Steelers, might dislike Bradshaw as he lost two Superbowls to him

wpr (28-May) : Hollywood Henderson said Bradshaw “is so dumb, he couldn't spell 'cat' if you spotted him the C and an A.”

Mucky Tundra (28-May) : Cooper stock=BUY BUY BUY

Mucky Tundra (28-May) : Also notes he’s playing with more confidence.

Mucky Tundra (28-May) : @AndyHermanNFL MLF says there was a time last year where Cooper was at 220 pounds. Now he’s at 240 and still flying around.

Mucky Tundra (28-May) : And don't even get me started on Frank Caliendos "impersonations"

Mucky Tundra (28-May) : I got tired of them being circle jerks with them overlaughing at each others jokes.

Zero2Cool (28-May) : It used to be must watch TV for me. now it's "meh" maybe to hear injury update

Mucky Tundra (28-May) : I haven't watched the pregame shows in years and I don't feel like I've missed a thing

Zero2Cool (28-May) : Love says knee affected him all season, groin injury didn't help matters.

Zero2Cool (28-May) : I used to enjoy him on FOX Pregame. Now it's like a frat party of former Patriots.

Zero2Cool (28-May) : LaFleur on Watson: “Christian is doing outstanding. I would say he’s ahead of schedule.”

Martha Careful (28-May) : Bradshaw is a dumb ass cracker. I am so tired of his "aw shucks" diatribe. He should shrivel up and go away.

buckeyepackfan (28-May) : He wad all butt hurt because Aaron duped the media saying he was immunized.

buckeyepackfan (28-May) : Bradshaw needs to retire. He's been ripping on Rodgers ever since the covid crap. He was all hury

Zero2Cool (28-May) : Terry Bradshaw doesn't want Rodgers in Pittsburgh lol wow

Zero2Cool (27-May) : one day contract, which he also feels is pointless, but if Packers came to him, he would

packerfanoutwest (27-May) : Aaron Rodgers talks possibility of retiring with Packers, just another rumor

dfosterf (27-May) : Go watch 2001

Zero2Cool (26-May) : 1984

dfosterf (26-May) : That movie sent a chill through many. 1968.

dfosterf (26-May) : "Open the pod bay doors, HAL"

buckeyepackfan (25-May) : Haven't we all seen thus movie? It doesn't end well!! Lol

Zero2Cool (25-May) : lol Anthropic’s new AI model turns to blackmail when engineers try to take it offline

dfosterf (25-May) : Claude Opus 4

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