He just doesn't look the same also though. Not every QB ages like Brady/Brees
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NFL-ERA OT | WEEK 12 - THE RETURN™
- Thread starter Himynameischris
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He just doesn't look the same also though. Not every QB ages like Brady/Brees
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Edit: Creative celebration? They copied it from the CFL lol
Lol.
The packers generally have what's considered one of the nicer fanbases in football
TFW Baker Mayfield might get Hue Jackson fired twice in the same season.
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Nope racist state
He wasn't even the hot offensive coordinator. He says hired after one year as SF's OC. That was back in 2005, where he was the OC during Alex Smith's awful rookie season. SF was the 30th ranked offense and dead last in yards gained
I had no fucking clue what GB saw in him after that season, much less how he stuck around for 13 seasons.
Willing to bet quite a few of those people that gave a standing ovation to Josh Hader are also Packer fans.
Yeah perpetual .500 had to suck.
If you are going to be disappointing might as well go all out and be fun bad by hiring someone like Marc Trestman to be your head coach.
Seeing a coach actively do all he can to lose games by being a fucking moron, squandering talent and letting it leave...thank Zod for Sean McVay.
I agree with the specific example (the game has passed mccarthy by), but I question the general thesis. Would you say the same for Sean Payton? He and mccarthy were basically the same guy in 2006 when these hires were happening
For everyone that is calling for McCarthy's head, who would you hire that would be better and is available?
Find a coordinator somewhere. McCarthy has gotten his chance, it's time to see how someone else would do.
I'm generally sympathetic to the "if we fire the guy we might hire someone worse" reasoning, but not in this case. Hiring a qualified candidate who is simultaneously also a worse hc than 2018 mccarthy would be a remarkable achievement.
That could end up being a worse hire. Besides, if you don't have the personnel to run the system of said coordinator, you're throwing darts at the wall.
There's a reason Sean McVay is a perfect fit in LA.
First time ever, Eagles/Giants rivalry even at 86-86-2, the dummy coach had a chance today to keep the Giants in front and blew it, 4 carries for Barkley in the second half, 4...Nice hire John Mara...
This is the most compelling argument for keeping McCarthy that I've ever seen
I hear Marc Trestman is available.
This would also work.
I'm not saying they're all going to suck, I'm saying you need to know when to cut bait. Payton, and Andy Reid for example, morphed into actual head coaches. If you can't adapt and keep running out the same shit, then you're destined for mediocrity. That's why you need to see if McVay, Pederson, et al can get it done over the long haul before you can say they're great head coaches.
The Texans totally didn't come out flat in the first home game after Harvey. They totally didn't get the brakes beat off of them. Nope. Never happened.
Melvin Gordon has a MCL injury. My chargers probably lost him for the season. Just with our luck.
you could call everyone in new england a nazi and they wouldn't bat an eye
Well that's the last packers game I watch until McCarthy is gone. If he's still with the organization I can't in good conscience be a fan anymore.
#FIREMCCARTHY
#FIREMCCARTHY
That's fair -- but I also think that's probably true for the defensive minded coaches as well. It's a sink or swim league.
I guess I do see what you're saying, though. An offensive coach has a higher chance of coming in and wowing early, then turning out to be fool's gold
