Jordan Freaking Love

[go pak go]

Probably strange boomer stuff like not having Holmgren's authoritative walk or something. 'Shoulda hired Marty Mornhinweg's third cousin's accountant's secretary's stepson... where's that Packer LINEAGE with LaCoach?? GO PACK GO!

Oh he's explained it.

MFL took a whole EIGHT weeks to get Love to MVP level. EIGHT WEEKS!!

It should have been THREE WEEKS TOPS!!!

Nah I feel like it's a more deep-seated/visceral dislike, not rooted in anything objective, and complaints like that are just after-the-fact justifications for it.

I honestly get the sense he just doesn't like that Matt is a pretty boy, or his general mannerisms. He's just... not what a Packers coach "looks like," in stark contrast to his predecessor, who looked more like a Packers coach than anyone who has ever walked the earth.

The biggest prerequisite of being a Packer coach in my lifetime as a Packers fan is your first name needs to be Mike.

[williewasgreat]

Boy, some of you can really jump on someone who states an opinion you don't share. Actually, I was beginning to feel some disdain (not hate) earlier this season for MLF. This was due to his allowing the defense to continue being a joke. I think he has done a very good job with the offense and keeping the team together through it all. This season has now helped increase my respect for him as a head coach.

[Labrev]

Boy, some of you can really jump on someone who states an opinion you don't share.

Boy, some of you can be really whiny when pressed on your takes.

[Yoop]

wahhhhhhh ha, well this sure had a short shelf life, money talks, the powers that be realized they still had to pay the man

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/aaron-rodg ... 57406.html

[Pckfn23]

Boy, some of you can really jump on someone who states an opinion you don't share. Actually, I was beginning to feel some disdain (not hate) earlier this season for MLF. This was due to his allowing the defense to continue being a joke. I think he has done a very good job with the offense and keeping the team together through it all. This season has now helped increase my respect for him as a head coach.

I think we are/were disappointed in LaFleur for his Barry support. Ringo's disdain is just weirdly constant for a few years now.

[TheSkeptic]

MFL does a lot of things right. He just needs a boss to tell him to fire Barry. Whether that is Gute or Murphy, someone needs to tell him in no uncertain terms. Him or you both, no other alternatives.

I suppose that MLF thought it would not matter because Love and the O could not carry the Packers to the playoffs anyway. So he postponed the decision last spring. Turns out that Love and the kids not only could, they did.

[Labrev]

I'm not even like some huge MLF fan. I mean I like him, am very happy with the job he has done lately (minus his handling of D-Coord, but he's even managed to take some of that criticism away from me, of late), and am excited about his continued growth as a coach. Yet I also have some reservations with him.

I like him, don't love him, don't find it offensive when people criticize him, and I can even kinda "get" a lot of the criticisms because I have a few of my own. That said, some people's shots at him are just silly (namely of him crying) or plain weird/eyebrow-raising.

[Yoop]

Boy, some of you can really jump on someone who states an opinion you don't share. Actually, I was beginning to feel some disdain (not hate) earlier this season for MLF. This was due to his allowing the defense to continue being a joke. I think he has done a very good job with the offense and keeping the team together through it all. This season has now helped increase my respect for him as a head coach.

rightful apprehension to say the least, course the forum posse will attack there like our grandchildren got a quick witted retort for everything

[Labrev]

[texas]

Why the constant disdain, even now?

Probably strange boomer stuff like not having Holmgren's authoritative walk or something. 'Shoulda hired Marty Mornhinweg's third cousin's accountant's secretary's stepson... where's that Packer LINEAGE with LaCoach?? GO PACK GO!

The way you win in the NFL is with tough hard-nosed running backs who impose their will on the other team, 3 yards at a time. And what's up with all these new sissy QBs too afraid to take a minor donk to the head? Just give them the smelling salts and get back in there! I'd take the players of Lambeau's day every day over the little babies of today's NFL. You know why? Because they were MEN and they STOOD FOR SOMETHING.

[YoHoChecko]

[Pckfn23]

This is the small town &%$@ I love!

[APB]

We would’ve all pissed ourselves had he cut a finger on his throwing hand while pushing her out of the ditch.

[Pugger]

Only in GB.

[BF004]

Should I ever happen to notice Love driving behind me this winter, I’m tanking it into the ditch.

[MY_TAKE]

I'm not even like some huge MLF fan. I mean I like him, am very happy with the job he has done lately (minus his handling of D-Coord, but he's even managed to take some of that criticism away from me, of late), and am excited about his continued growth as a coach. Yet I also have some reservations with him.

I like him, don't love him, don't find it offensive when people criticize him, and I can even kinda "get" a lot of the criticisms because I have a few of my own. That said, some people's shots at him are just silly (namely of him crying) or plain weird/eyebrow-raising.

As a fan, I was soo annoyed with him, Jordan Love and the receivers early in the year. They looked like the keystone cops. I don't think anyone forgot getting 1 or 2 first downs in an entire half, or receivers clearly not knowing WTF they were doing or where they were suppose to go. It was so bad, I never knew who's fault it was, just that it was bad.

Now, offensively this a completely different team execution wise and so much credit has to go to Lafluer and the coaching staff and the players growth. Just like fault goes to Barry when the defense is a sieve.

I have very positive feelings toward MLF as a coach right now. Success makes this happen. No matter what anyone thinks of Barry, if the Packers go on to win the super bowl and hold all their opponents under 17 points, it would look fairly stupid to fire him then. All would be forgiven, and we would say he has turned the corner as a defensive coordinator. The league is still, what have you done for me lately most of the time.

[Scott4Pack]

I'm not even like some huge MLF fan. I mean I like him, am very happy with the job he has done lately (minus his handling of D-Coord, but he's even managed to take some of that criticism away from me, of late), and am excited about his continued growth as a coach. Yet I also have some reservations with him.

I like him, don't love him, don't find it offensive when people criticize him, and I can even kinda "get" a lot of the criticisms because I have a few of my own. That said, some people's shots at him are just silly (namely of him crying) or plain weird/eyebrow-raising.

As a fan, I was soo annoyed with him, Jordan Love and the receivers early in the year. They looked like the keystone cops. I don't think anyone forgot getting 1 or 2 first downs in an entire half, or receivers clearly not knowing WTF they were doing or where they were suppose to go. It was so bad, I never knew who's fault it was, just that it was bad.

Now, offensively this a completely different team execution wise and so much credit has to go to Lafluer and the coaching staff and the players growth. Just like fault goes to Barry when the defense is a sieve.

I have very positive feelings toward MLF as a coach right now. Success makes this happen. No matter what anyone thinks of Barry, if the Packers go on to win the super bowl and hold all their opponents under 17 points, it would look fairly stupid to fire him then. All would be forgiven, and we would say he has turned the corner as a defensive coordinator. The league is still, what have you done for me lately most of the time.

Agreed.

A little more perspective, FWIW.

The Titans had a good HC this year. By so many accounts Vrable handled his job well in many ways. He has had the Titans to nearly the top of the AFC. But this was not a kind year for the Titans on the injury front. Maybe the worst a team, including the Packers this year, has been hit by significant injuries depleting the depth of the roster. And he gets fired.

MLF, by all accounts, had more than a handful of problems with this team this year. Transition. Unproven depth. Youth. A new starting QB. An unproved defense. Injuries to key players seemingly all over the roster. All of that combined to make this inexperienced roster look just bad in September and October (and parts of November). But right now, they are as good as almost any team out there.

Aaron Jones talked about how MLF coached them through all of the bad days and pointed them to each other and to the system they are teaching.

When it seemed that they had more issues than they could overcome, they had each other and they believed their system would work. They knew it wouldnt' happen overnight.

This 2023 Packer squad is living proof that you should NEVER, EVER tank a season. Never! You keep working the system. You keep showing your coaches and players how they are all interconnected and need each other. That is what MLF has done.

I don't agree with some stuff that MLF has done. But I can say that this team has surpassed my expectations, even while it was painful along the way. I think he should be given serious consideration for Coach of the Year.

[Half Empty]

Broad brush, hasn't the majority of the dislike of MLF been how he assembled and maintained his staff? I think most of us expected growing pains on the O side.

[BF004]

Broad brush, hasn't the majority of the dislike of MLF been how he assembled and maintained his staff? I think most of us expected growing pains on the O side.

Kicking the field goal against TB gunna last me forever.

[BF004]