JBURGE

Hell. If we pulled our skill position talent off the field every time AR gave them a look - he's be out there all alone. Frankly - what some WR should do to him - is next time he wings an errant pass in the direction of a wide open WR - then makes some gesture how the WR failed to so this, that or some other unexplained thing - the WR should hold his hands up - CLAP THEM TOGETHER - as in "here - put it in my hands" - and point back at AR I'm not saying that he shouldn't be on the field because Rodgers is mad at him. I am saying he shouldn't be on the field AS MUCH because he is making costly mistakes on a weekly basis. Rodgers is still throwing to him because he has to. That's not my issue.

I'm not sold on how extensive these mistakes EQ is making. Yesterday he supposedly misread the defense and ran the wrong route. Okay - that can happen to the best of them. Still - IMO at least - the guy's 6'5" tall - yet AR somehow manages to repeatedly make him dive or stretch or reach out for passes. What? You repeatedly cant hit that big a target? Yesterday - the block in the back that killed AJs run was the worst of it. Not good,, but I'm not gonna bench the guy because of it. EQs the future. Kumerow isnt. Growing pains will be felt. Growing pains can be felt in a limited snap count and in practice. This isn't Madden. He made that wrong route mistake on a 3rd down. That block in the back was stupid and unnecessary. There were a couple other plays where Rodgers looked frustrated at him after a missed throw. Last week he had that ridiculous blind side block and another wrong route decision on 1 on 1 with no safety help on a 3rd down.

Why? It should be worded as a first time head coach, or young head coach. I don't trust Rodgers to listen or follow it. I think he thinks he knows better

Again, I agree. I have never seen a team that is so slow getting plays called. Having to use a TO to avoid a delay of game penalty is poor game management. Having to use them consistently throughout the whole season is inexcusable and another nail in MM's coaching coffin. The funny thing is is the whole point of taking forever at the LOS is to use the snap count and motions to identify where to go with the ball pre-snap, and yet Rodgers holds the ball forever and on 3rd downs never seems to know where to go

I very much question a new offensive focused Head Coach coming in to coach Rodgers.

I agree. Davis is not a good enough returner to do just that. He will never be confused with Devin Hester! But right now he seems to be the best option for Green Bay. Davis has a very clean lean in pretty much every return category. He will catch the ball, he has return ability, and (knock on wood) the fumbling issue. After watching Davis fair catch it on the 5 last year I was mad, but the alternative which is what Tramon was doing is much worse

Only a fool would believe what you just typed. The guys up in the booth can get the TV feed too and they did. It wasn't as if the Seahawks rushed to the LOS to get the next play off. smh at your drivel. In fact, Kenny Clark was injured on that play and the clock was stopped for him to limp off the field. Maybe it's time for you to stop drinking the McCarthy kool-aid and drink a dose of reality. The guy can't coach. We had 1 timeout left so I understand MM being tentative to throw the flag. There is NO WAY that the upstairs crew didn't have enough time to get the correct viewing angle of that play in over a minute. That is inexcusable. I don't blame Mike for that because Aaron wasted a timeout earlier because having 0 timeouts would screw us. That is on the crew upstairs and poor timeout usage. Side note I am so sick of us calling timeouts on 3rd down in the middle of quarters only to get sacked

At this point yes he does. I would still like to have a returner next year who is also useful at a different position.

My exact thoughts

Depending on how the rest of the season goes in Arizona, what about John Harbaugh as head coach and Byron Leftwich as OC?

My issue with it is that you never give in to a diva. Once you give in to a diva once, they're ruined forever. There probably isn't a lot of precedent for this sort of thing, but one that comes immediately to mind is RG3 bragging about getting Shanahan fired. I agree to an extent, but I think Rodgers, Brady, Brees kind of take themselves out of that diva treatment. Brady has part of team train at his facility with his life coaches or whatever you want to call it. BB had issues with it, but it still happens. Some guys get more of a leash

Trevor Davis won't make it as a WR, I think that much is clear. As bad as EQ has been he should be out there over Davis.

If we lose to Minny it's over, barring us winning out and going 9-6-1, beating the bears, and either 2 of 3 teams (Carolina, Minnesota, Chicago) having collapses. If we lose to Minny, they would have to win only 2 games after us. Chicago would have to win only 3. Carolina only 3 as well. (I think). I still think winning out for us is a possibility, but we have to play a hell of a game against Minny to get this team believing. History has shown that Rodgers will tell us in some way if he believes this team has a shot. Shhh, Relax, run the table. This year he has looked so frustrated and he himself has been playing poor for his standards, and I don't think he has the confidence in the team.

I have to believe that Kumerow, being a pro for a few years, would have a better grasp of what he is supposed to do. EQ has looked worse every week as he gets more snaps. I don't think bringing Kumerow up is giving up, because if he an help for the rest of the season and we make the playoffs, great. Otherwise we're gonna miss the playoffs and then we can't bring Allison back anyway.

I still don't understand your issue with this. If Rodgers isn't listening to MM, then you find someone that Rodgers can work with, not the other way around. If you have a JAG as your QB, then you get rid of the QB and keep the coach. There isn't a lot of precedent for this kind of split