Packers Should Clean House, Fire Entire Coaching Staff· Page 2

buckeyepackfan
Veteran Member

9 years ago

This is gonna be fun.

The Packers are right where they need to be.

WIN or lose next week, or the week after, nobody is going to get fired.

What would some of you have to bitch about if they fired everyone? 😄

Playoff football starts next week!

Enjoy the journey!

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Barfarn
Senior Member

9 years ago

#12

Dont need a new staff; just need a real QB.

Hundley will not be ready next year; but if given the reigns he'll be better in 2016 than AR was in 2015 and we might get a WC and maybe squeak a Playoff win. But in 2017, we get out from under Rodgers' contract; and Hundley will be developed and poised to win. To bad Schnieder has Wilson; he's probably the only guy dumb enough to take AR off our hands and give us a bunch of picks.

Its a remote possibility that crybaby Rodgers decides to quit pouting and can beat out Hundley next year and return to form. I cant believe how many open receiver he missed today; they guy has simply lost the ability to play at a high level and it ain't comin' back!

all_about_da_packers
Senior Member

9 years ago

#13

Dont need a new staff; just need a real QB.

Hundley will not be ready next year; but if given the reigns he'll be better in 2016 than Aaron Rodgers was in 2015 and we might get a WC and maybe squeak a Playoff win. But in 2017, we get out from under Rodgers' contract; and Hundley will be developed and poised to win. To bad Schnieder has Wilson; he's probably the only guy dumb enough to take Aaron Rodgers off our hands and give us a bunch of picks.

Its a remote possibility that crybaby Rodgers decides to quit pouting and can beat out Hundley next year and return to form. I cant believe how many open receiver he missed today; they guy has simply lost the ability to play at a high level and it ain't comin' back!

Originally Posted by: Barfarn

So, you want us to believe a guy who, before this year, had over a 100 QB rating in each of his seasons (outside his first year starting) and was playing great before the bye week has lost all his talent and its not coming back?

This ain't the football version of Space Jam, dude.

The amount of "easy" passes Rodgers has missed (by his own high standards) is startling, and it is clear he is not trusting his line many times when he drops back.

But to suggest we "move on" from Aaron or that Aaron is not capable of returning to a high level next year is ludicrous. A-Rod is a guy who you could call the best player in the game, and even that statement would probably underplay how friggin' fantastic Rodgers can be.

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all_about_da_packers
Senior Member

9 years ago

#14

I'm hoping the Saints fire Sean Payton tomorrow, then we can clean house after next weeks playoff loss.

Originally Posted by: DakotaT

Has Sean Payton ever once had a top-15 D in his entire time with the Saints? Would Sean Payton bring Jimmy Graham along with him?

A decade of winning tradition shouldn't really be forgotten over the span of 9 games.

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nerdmann
Premier Member

9 years ago

#15

Originally Posted by: Barfarn

He's got the ability. He's just being a bitch.

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rabidgopher04
Member

9 years ago

#16

Maybe it's like that year Crosby really sucked. Aaron was just off this year, but he'll bounce back next year and they'll be rolling again (I hope).

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all_about_da_packers
Senior Member

9 years ago

#17

Maybe it's like that year Crosby really sucked. Aaron was just off this year, but he'll bounce back next year and they'll be rolling again (I hope).

Originally Posted by: rabidgopher04

I keep telling myself he is nursing some serious injury we'll eventually hear more about after the season. You don't lose greatness as a QB over a 2 month span at the age of 30.

Heck, I'm hoping injuries are the excuse for the o-line and Cobb + Adams, too. Even with Tolzien when Rodgers broke his collar bone, most of these players were still at least moving the ball (and that was when Cobb was out, too).

There has to be some plausible explanation for why the offense has resembled an 18-wheeler rolling off a cliff the past two months (Burke reference for any Maple Leaf fans here). Even with a lack of speed at TE, I would have thought at some point MM would make it look somewhat competent.

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DakotaT
Select Member

9 years ago

#18

Originally Posted by: all_about_da_packers

I think Payton has a better imagination with his offense, and has had a decade of great offenses as well. Brees is a good quarterback, but not Aaron Rodgers good. I think we hired the wrong guy that year, and have always thought that.

Too bad Brad Childress didn't get on that plane for his interview. 😂

bboystyle
Member

9 years ago

#19

Sean Payton and Tom COughlin are better choices.

Honestly,MM can be successful here but the real problem is up front. We need to ditch the ZBS and build a real line with players who can pass protect and open holes and not these undersized failures we have right now. The ZBS has never really worked for us and thats why we have always lacked a running game. If Lacy and Starks can run behind a real line, they would be the most dangerous duo in the league. But MM refuses to change any of his shitty schemes which points me to thinking he needs to be fired.

Barfarn
Senior Member

9 years ago

#20

Originally Posted by: all_about_da_packers

Well, I started saying the same thing about Favre in 2001-2. And the problem isn't talent; it's attitude. Favre's attitude got adjust by channeling pure hate for MM and Ted Thompson into his play; but even that attitude adjustment couldn't overcome his ill-prepared ultimate narcissistic gunslinger choke mentality.

A broken collar bone can be fixed with medicine; not understanding a defense can be fixed with teaching; but an attitude change must come from within and it is Rodgers' within-ness that is the source of the problem in the first place.

I see his attitude being temporarily fixed when he's dumped; but I don't see it changing as a Packer.

What makes you think he can reacquire his ability: to not throw his mates under the bus; to handle pressure; to see the field; to read and react to blitzes; or to play with receivers not as good as Jerry Rice; etc.? Rodgers has lost his drive to play well. Maybe a QB competition will fix it; but I wonder if he'll sulk and pout even more.

As i said, it's possible he comes back; but I dont see it...convince me!

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