It's not truly the offseason in the NFL until unwarranted drama backpedals its way across the surface of social media and nose-dives into the news feeds and comments sections of Twitter and Instagram users alike.
Following the release of former Packers cornerback Sam Shields on Wednesday, the team's Pro Bowl safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix offered what was seen as a personal shout-out on Instagram to his former defensive colleague of three seasons. A personal shout-out is all Clinton-Dix's post should've been recognized as, however, there was a brief passage that alerted many conspiracy theorists.
In the lengthy caption, Clinton-Dix wrote, "Thank you for having my back. Thank you for lining up and playing whatever Dom Capers called rather WE liked it or not you was all in." Clinton-Dix was referencing the Packers defensive coordinator Dom Capers, who is on the hot seat in many a fans' minds after a lackluster 2016 season in which the Packers pass defense finished the regular season ranked 31st of 32 teams.
Many decoded Clinton-Dix's caption for themselves and drew their own conclusions. Clinton-Dix, however, was quick to set the record straight on Twitter.

What Clinton-Dix seemed to be referring to were his own unnamed teammates, who can fairly share just as much of the blame for 2016's defensive woes as their defensive coordinator can. All the more reason why the Second-team All-Pro seemed to have to clarify on what he truly meant.
Despite this fact, it would be virtually impossible to cycle through any club in the National Football League whose defensive coordinator has the complete and unbridled support of each and every player in his unit. Many players have their own thought processes and their own concepts of what may or may not work best en route to a team's success. Even with that fact, players like Clinton-Dix would be the last of the bunch to take a "shot" at one of his bosses on social media. Fake news; it's that time of the year.
With the dismal performance put on by the Packers defense in 2016, Clinton-Dix was one of the spots that illuminated the entire group. He finished second on the team in tackles, 61, sitting behind only fellow safety Morgan Burnett who led with 68 despite missing one game. Clinton-Dix astoundingly played all 1,236 defensive snaps for the Packers this season and led the team in interceptions with five, recording two multi-interception games.
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Probably not a good sign that he's admitting publicly that multiple players are often unhappy with playcalls. It's probably all those 3rd and long 2-3 man rushes or the soft coverages on 2nd and long to let them have a reasonable 3rd down attempt.

Originally Posted by: steveishere 

Yeah some idiots with an agendas clearly misread Haha comments to fit their own agenda.

Players prefer to play a certain way, but the coaches have look at everything for a complete game and attempt to put the team in the best position. I think Capers biggest problem has been the lack of tools all being there at the same time, he hasn't had much time with a good front and back end at the same time...it's been one of the other.

Originally Posted by: beast 

Yeah some idiots with an agendas clearly misread Haha comments to fit their own agenda.

Players prefer to play a certain way, but the coaches have look at everything for a complete game and attempt to put the team in the best position. I think Capers biggest problem has been the lack of tools all being there at the same time, he hasn't had much time with a good front and back end at the same time...it's been one of the other.

Originally Posted by: beast