15/16 games in the book is well large enough sample size to call this season a trainwreck.

I've never turned off a packer game. I did it twice this year. I know we are not the worst, but with how good this team -should- be, this crapfest feels like they have just gotten complacent. maybe a clean house is in order.

Originally Posted by: Laser Gunns 

I remember in 2010 some people were calling for a house cleaning....

Truth is we had the talent to win it last year and have had a few years of some real bad injuries. They've made mistakes too along the way but so do the rest of the teams. I fully expect the Packers to take an early exit this season, but I also fully expect Ted and Mike to have the team ready again next year for a deep run. That's what the Packers do, they never put all the chips in on one particular season so that they can keep reloading each year for another chance. If things fall right we're always right there in position, hell besides New England I don't know a more consistent team over the last couple decades.

Originally Posted by: isocleas2 

We DID have the talent to win last year.

The fact that we didn't isn't necessarily an argument in favor of continuity.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

I hold the coaches accountable to a certain extent, but if it wasn't for a freak comeback and a botched onside kick coverage its over. If fans want to clean house and get rid of Ted for that I can't get onboard.

Originally Posted by: isocleas2 

I don't really like the 2010 comparisons. That team never really got dominated for stretches like this one has. It had its issues but they didn't seem anything like the dysfunction on offense this year. I don't see this team winning another game the year in 2010 going into the playoffs I think most thought they could make a run. Hope I'm wrong but something is off fundamentally with this team. They have a defense good enough to compete for a title but the offense shouldn't be as horrible as it has been.

Originally Posted by: steveishere 

I think a big part of it is injuries. Montgomery was starting to look really good and was imo going to give us a new element defenses would have to gameplan for. Jordy was our #1 receiver and really opened up the defense. The line has been banged up all year and we had weak backup tackles to step up to the challenge.

There's been let downs too, I think most of us expected Richard Rodgers and Adams to take that next step this season but they haven't and without steady eddie Quarless that position hasn't contributed. Our Qb has struggled, Cobb struggling/banged up, Lacy overweight...

Its not any one thing, there's a lot of issues, but imo it primarily is injury related.

Originally Posted by: isocleas2