Jordan Love isn’t playing well. I’m not arguing he is. But how in the hell is he supposed to “elevate” poor talent when they continually drop balls, commit penalties, run wrong routes in tandem with each other, and, in the case of Aaron Jones, find themselves on the bench during critical plays? Thi...

Reality: MLF is not the right coach for this young of a team. I don’t think he is a good game day coach at all, but with this young of a team without an identity, MLF has been an awful head coach. Agreed. In the last 5 games, in the first half, the Packers have scored 9 points and conceded 73. Week...

I dont believe any QB could carry this team to the playoffs. The roster is just simply too bad. I do believe any of the top 10 QBs could have a winning record right now considering the atrocious teams we have faced so far. Without a doubt any QB that wasnt bottom 5 in the league like Love would hav...

Go get ‘em, @lupedafiasco … https://twitter.com/kurt13warner/status/1717324641541431664?s=20 Agreed. One thing I seem to see more often - I don't think it's just because I watch wit green and gold eyes - is the opposition QB throwing to a man who is totally uncovered. Love doesn't seem to do that, ...

I keep defending Love, providing valid excuses, but it's hard to argue with this., and it is so Rodgers, not seeing open receivers because your polarized on another, in double coverage to boot. https://www.yahoo.com/sports/6-games-into-the-jordan-love-experiment-the-packers-qb-is-regressing-into-hi...

Holmgren once explained why he scripted the first 15 plays. It was merely to see how the defense responded to certain formations, lineups and motions. He said it had nothing to do with having a group of plays that should work against a certain team. He said they often went off-script depending on t...

The primary goal this year was to see if we had our QB and see the sprouting of a young and growing offense like we saw in 2008 and 2009. We are not seeing anything close to that. To be fair, that young and growing offence had Donald Driver and Greg Jennings with 154 catches between them, it had Cl...

No it's not; read the thread. I have read the thread. But enlighten me - if tanking is not playing to lose, then what is it? If tanking does not involve playing to lose, then how does it get you a higher draft pick? ... I did read the posts from page 1, and pages 2 and 3 incidentally. The point is ...

it is though. I know it's the 2020's and we can call anything whatever we want and think it's legit, but for much of history communication depended upon agreed upon definitions. Tanking has historically meant, trying to lose. Lose on purpose, not try to win, play less than your best, etc. When you ...

"Tanking" means teaching the players how to lose, how to give up, how to accept that the others are better. No it's not; read the thread. I have read the thread. But enlighten me - if tanking is not playing to lose, then what is it? If tanking does not involve playing to lose, then how do...

"Tanking" means teaching the players how to lose, how to give up, how to accept that the others are better. I'm out. There is no point spending a year teaching the players those things and then expecting them to do well next year.

I have to believe a memo has been sent to out to all teams about throwing things in the air during kicks. I don't care if there is a "rule" on paper specifically stating that or not. a 2 year old should be able to reason that doing that is in total conflict with the spirit of the game and...

I think people have become very loose with some of their definitions these days. No wonder we have so many victims That is the literal definition of a slave. Someone who cannot quit and go work somewhere else in their profession is a slave. Someone who has limited or no say in their pay or working ...

I did roll my eyes when Ross tweeted that accuracy can't be fixed. I think that's BS. Love throws a lot of accurate balls, it's more about consistency. Does it need to be fixed? Yes. Is it fixable? Absolutely. Agreed. No QB in history is at his peak in his fourth NFL start. He can always get better.

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25 Sep 2023 17:05

Ha, could you IMAGINE the reaction if Rodgers led an 18-point come from behind victory against a D that hasn't allowed more than 20 points in a game since November 7th the previous year?

And, incidentally, a defence that had given up just 1 (one) touchdown in the first two games?

Love is doing about as well as he can be at this point, I’d say. He is poised and knows the scheme very well. He makes his progressions pretty well. His accuracy throwing looks good so far, and even excellent at times. About the only thing he hasn’t flashed so far is an ability to overcome in the f...

lousy talent was the biggest problem during the Capers years, we are running a 2-4/5 now, the problem is the passive zone coverages leave to much space for opposing receivers, as to stopping the run, we just need better technique defending it, as Lombardi use to scream " grab, grab grab, all I...

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15 Sep 2023 14:40

But he wasn't traded to the Dolphins. He needs to listen to the sound a Jet engine makes when it's making love and healing itself.

I’m spending a little time contemplating why the artificial turf might be more likely to cause any injury more than a grass turf. Regarding Rodgers’ specific injury, in looking at the video, what I see is that he planted that leg into the artificial turf in a way that his toes were more elevated, r...

It's so simple. We're pointing out a long-running detriment in his game that is fully within his control to change. You're saying "that detriment used to help him and he should never be expected to change." That's fine. Don't change. Take sacks. Get injured. action==>consequence The irony...