Don’t know if it was the coach’s fault for lack of performance from the WR position, but at least everyone else realizes they suck too.

Originally Posted by: go.pack.go. 

This move says to me that they do think its the coach's fault...at least to a large degree. Conversely, they must feel that the talent level is better than it showed.

Contrast that with the report that they were contemplating bringing in a stud wide out at the trade deadline.

In toto, they realize the position needed addressing. I feel it is more likely to be through FA than draft....I just hope it isn't Cooper

Originally Posted by: KRK 

Injuries aside one could say that both MVS and Geronimo regressed and Kumerow didn't improve. Not what any of us were hoping for or expecting.

To be honest I hope that we double down on WR with this deep draft. Get some speed outside and some shifty slot guy.

Originally Posted by: TheKanataThrilla 

The more I think that the players failed to improve, the more I recall how Aaron Rodgers had a hard time learning the offense and needed a play chart on his wrist to help him with the length of the play calls.

Several players and coaches spoke highly of how much talent Valdes-Scantling has. I wonder if the WR coach was scrapped as possibly viewed as a replaceable part in hopes to get more out of 83? Seems like a huge move for a guy drafted in the 5th round though.

Either way, I think the Packers absolutely need to draft a WR and land a tier 2 WR in Free Agency. We need two starters (assuming 3 WR set) going into 2020.

Originally Posted by: Zero2Cool 

BAM!

I wonder who we are looking at?

I know this isn't relevant to the open WR position, but Im hoping Matt LF makes a play for Mike LF again. If I remember right, he was denied permission to interview him last year when building his initial staff. I can't remember what position he wanted to bring him in for, but I believe Mike's contract with SF expires after the Super Bowl (2 words Kevin!)

Originally Posted by: gbguy20 

I’m wanting to say the wrist band was used so that MLF could just say a number rather than having to read out the whole call, then Aaron having to repeat it in the huddle. Goal was to speed up the process. Don’t know how much it helped, still didn’t hike the ball until the play clock hit 0 most of the time anyway.

Originally Posted by: go.pack.go.