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Post by Deleted on Nov 21, 2016 10:22:53 GMT -5
It's probably best for us to suffer through this miserable season. If the Packers won enough games to squeak into the playoffs and watch MM and Capers save their job again. There will be a ton of pressure to make some big changes in GB with everything falling apart.
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Post by happypacker on Nov 21, 2016 11:30:01 GMT -5
I agree, no more struggling to keep a winning team with these coaches, need a change for sure
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Post by Deleted on Nov 22, 2016 13:42:29 GMT -5
I think MM knows he's on the hot seat. He's been very short with reporters. They should tell Capers to get out now. There is no excuse for our defense to look that bad.
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Post by happypacker on Nov 23, 2016 9:28:36 GMT -5
I really feel that the defense has had enough very good players to be a good defense, just that Capers style of denfense needs to many really good players to be good. Change DC and the defense that comes will be different from him and they will play better. Not with the back ups but with the teams starters and the draft next year. this year is shot I think. Now the offense still has a good shot at improving now. THey need to let Rodgers pass early and let the pass make the run a better part of it. I am looking forward to see if this running back can play or not, He will see lots of reps if he starts off well. Otherwise we play from behind and pass to try and beat the Eagles. Not the best way to go.
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Post by happypacker on Nov 23, 2016 13:26:52 GMT -5
the Packers got Derrick Mathews LB on the Practice squad, he was with the Packers before he is a little small but I think they are looking iLBer and with enough speed to cover the pass, but who will tackle the receiver? slow him down and bring in a crowd! oh well the Pack and TT were just to slow to get replacements when the people started to fall. The walking wounded are playing there best they can. to little to late.
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Post by TW on Nov 23, 2016 22:21:39 GMT -5
I could accept losing out and getting a decent draft pick. At 4-12, it would be about #5 or 6, I'd guess.
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Post by happypacker on Nov 24, 2016 11:39:39 GMT -5
as of now I think we would pick 9th in the draft. Not bad. I would love to see the Vikes and Lions tie today. hope it is a close game to watch. I hope the Skins beat the Cowgirls. and tonight the Steelers should win,,, but hey one never knows! We have Scott Tolzien at QB for the Colts, he can toss the deep ball. I would love to see an upset.
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Post by happypacker on Nov 26, 2016 8:43:18 GMT -5
Well the Lions won, good, they have a tougher final schedule . the Vikes needed that loss because they have an easier schedule , The Packers can run the table and if the lions lose one game and we tie I think the way it works id we win because we sweep head to head play. We are getting some of our better players back. I like the way the run game is coming along IF this rb from Seattle Christine Michael can play. with Him Starks and Monty along with a healthy Rip I think that is enough to take the heat off the pass game and allow the Offense to step up and produce more. Lets go Packers ,,run the table!
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Post by TW on Nov 28, 2016 6:27:09 GMT -5
I don't like seeing the season go down the tubes but it's at that point. Now it's a "where do I pick?" game. The earlier the better. Yet, one, or even two guys who can give help won't make any difference during 2017 because too many pieces of the team's core will be gone. It's going to simply be a way of holding the core together. The results? Another sub par year.
I was talking to a Packer player from the 80s and 90s a few days ago. Here's a copy of what he said.
Is calling yourself a "Highly Successful NFL Coach" more or less the equivalent of Will Ferrell (on SNL) announcing that he drives a Dodge Stratus?
MM has had successful seasons, but has been slow to adapt to the way defenses have adjusted to his offense. There's very little of players getting open through the design of the play at this point.
I didn't think MM was really on the hot seat this year...but this is a team clearly looking for answers, and a highly successful NFL coach should be able to get more out of the healthy players than we've seen in the past four weeks.[/)
He's putting it nicely, but to the point. Even guys whose ties are to the Packers aren't impressed by the people running the show.
Something to think about. This guy played into the 90s, and knew success with the team.
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