McCarthy press conference a little strange

[mmmdk]

I don't think the "no changes" point was that brainy, but there's really no way to say anything good at this juncture.

But if you were the players, what would you read into no changes being made except cutting a player who did not play well?

I think you would read that its not the coaching staff that will be changing, its going to be the players.

The first cut is...Very Tuna and so Jimmy Johnson like.

[Fritz]

Well, MM names the factors most rats have been mentioning: inconsistency, lack of development, lack of availability.

Maybe Packerrats is the collective brain of McCarthy. Kinda like Being John Malkovich, except we're all part of Mike McCarthy.

So there's a part of his brain that thinks Rodgers is average. There's a part of his brain that thinks Rodgers can be an MVP. There's a part of his brain that loves Jarrett Bush's special teams play, and another part of his brain that wants to cut him.

And, of course, there's a part of his brain that wants to see two hot women getting nasty for his personal viewing pleasure.

[HowardRoark]

Well, MM names the factors most rats have been mentioning: inconsistency, lack of development, lack of availability.

Maybe Packerrats is the collective brain of McCarthy. Kinda like Being John Malkovich, except we're all part of Mike McCarthy.

So there's a part of his brain that thinks Rodgers is average. There's a part of his brain that thinks Rodgers can be an MVP. There's a part of his brain that loves Jarrett Bush's special teams play, and another part of his brain that wants to cut him.

And, of course, there's a part of his brain that wants to see two hot women getting nasty for his personal viewing pleasure.

And part of his brain wants to sign this new safety.

[Jerry Tagge]

McCarthy is a little strange.

[MOBB DEEP]

Dont know if any of u cats caught MMs presser on monday but he COMPLETELY through he players under the bus....said SEVERAL times that it wasnt the fault of the "schemes"

As much as you want to see your leadership accountable for results, too much can leave players thinking they're performing up to standards and their coaches just need to step it up. It's a fine line as a coach but it's time for Mr. Pittsburgh to start lighting some fire under the team's collective ass --> starting with his own.

Gotcha! thin line...