NFL Week 11

[minnesotacubsfan]

Seemed like every other play a Packer was down on the field being tended to. Even with Rodgers there's only so much they can take.

 

Just about every fan I speak with up here wants McCarthy gone. Fine, but that team is a M.A.S.H. unit right now and I don't see how he can really compensate for it.

 

 

even when he had guys open Rodgers was overthrowing them. His knee is supposedly fine, so why the bad throws?

[Thed Hoyerstein]

 

 

even when he had guys open Rodgers was overthrowing them. His knee is supposedly fine, so why the bad throws?

 

Rodgers doesn't like communicating with brothers

[Soul]

Seemed like every other play a Packer was down on the field being tended to. Even with Rodgers there's only so much they can take.

 

Just about every fan I speak with up here wants McCarthy gone. Fine, but that team is a M.A.S.H. unit right now and I don't see how he can really compensate for it.

 

 

even when he had guys open Rodgers was overthrowing them. His knee is supposedly fine, so why the bad throws?

 

I really don't know :)

 

His history would suggest it's not only his fault, but he definitely doesn't look like himself. He looked like he was moving fine, but there were some baffling bad throws.

[Ding Dong Johnson]

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[Flames24Rulz]

Seemed like every other play a Packer was down on the field being tended to. Even with Rodgers there's only so much they can take.

 

Just about every fan I speak with up here wants McCarthy gone. Fine, but that team is a M.A.S.H. unit right now and I don't see how he can really compensate for it.

 

because he's not a particularly great coach. Sure, now they're injured, but that seems like a pretty convenient excuse for him. Up until a couple of weeks ago, they were actually one of the healthier teams in the league for once.

 

I think it's pretty clear that there's a strong disconnect between him and Rodgers right now, and that's weighing down the offense pretty heavily. Also, there's no reason the offense should be as mediocre as they have been with Rodgers, Adams, Jones, and one of the better OL's in the league. Rodgers hasn't been himself this year either, but the offense has been really pedestrian for the better part of the last few years, going back to 2015.

 

I think if Rodgers didn't break his collarbone last year, he could've been fired last year. they fired everybody else on the staff, with the exception of him. they probably should have just done away with him last year too.

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[bukie]

After the Houston win Monday, with 5 weeks left in the season 8 playoff spots are all but set (90+%), and 7 of the 8 divisions are practically set (85+%).

 

Basically, the only things left to play for are the NFC East (Dallas 52%, WAS 38%, PHI 20%), the NFC wild cards (SEA 75%, MIN 66%, CAR 33%), and AFC Wildcard #2 (BAL 41%, IND 40%, DEN 20%)