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That's a real knee slapper. Jackson indeed.

This is mild compared to some of the talk on our team forum. There are a few who are concerned if we fire McCarthy things could get worse or it would take a new guy a couple of years to turn it around and by then Rodgers will be past his prime. Most of us are ready for a change. I think a change would be good for the team and McCarthy. Its been a good run until the last couple of years but sometimes things get stale. I believe a new HC with a fresh approach could really breathe some life into this team in general and the offense in particular.

Most QBs aren't.

Yes it was a good half but you have to have 2 halves. Is McCarthy not making the proper counter adjustments?

It wasn't any of these gifs but my impression on McCarthy's offense over the years of observation. Yes, AR isn't playing great and our offense is suffering because of it. The real question is can this situation change or is this how AR is going to play going forward no matter who his coaches are? I kinda doubt he'll change with McCarthy in charge.

Could this terrible injury be career threatening? nm I feel bad for him. Perhaps with the advances in medicine today he can come back from this.

McCarthy's offense has depended upon his QB to play otherworldly to work. When his QB isn't playing at an MVP level the offense looks like what we've been seeing too much this year.

Our tackles didn't have a great game either. Some of Rodgers' issues could be the line but a lot of it could be our opposing coaching staffs are making adjustments as the games progress and we are not.

And the only way that is happening is if this team figures out how to win these close games on the road in the next 7 days. I hate to say it but I'm not all that optimistic we can turn this around. We'll probably win 4 more but that won't be enough.

Persiandud, McCarthy might go elsewhere and have success. I hope he does. He might be in need of a change as much as the Packers. But as Rodgers' body language and demeanor suggest, their relationship seems strained and that isn't a good situation for either of them. They had a good run for sure but sometimes things go stale. I agree, a new face might invigorate AR and breathe life back into this offense.

I do too but I don't believe this particular team and staff is SB material.

And what good would that do? Seriously, with the way the Saints and the Rams are playing and we would be the #6 seed we'd be on the road and we all know how we've fared away from Lambeau. This might be the right year to miss the playoffs. I'd rather miss it and get a higher draft pick rather than have another let down in the playoffs. I know we did it back in 2010 but this team just doesn't have the feel that one did. I suppose some of you will say I'm a bad fan. I don't WANT us to not make the playoffs but I don't have a lot of confidence we'd do much if we got there. I'd rather retool the coaching staff, acquire the few missing pieces we need and get after it big time in 2019.

I don't have any regrets either. I really believe a new HC can breathe life into this offense if we get the right guy. I just don't see things getting any better if we stay the course. Rodgers isn't getting any younger either.

But did he do it when he was up by 31 in the 4th? smh

What in the heck made me think he got hurt in that Chicago game? Did we sign Tolzien after Rodgers got hurt? I must be getting senile in my old age.