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    McCarthy's trend toward dumbass

    What is the deal with McCarthy and challenges/time management? He's worse at those than Sherman was...which is a hard thing to accomplish. I swear that I can barely remember a challenge that McCarthy has made that was a good one. I'm sure he's made a couple, but more often than not he is challenging calls that have no chance to be reversed.

    Challenging the Jones fumble was dumb. It took away a valuable time out. Then not letting Chicago score after they got down inside the 10 with 1:45 left was also questionable. Gould is a great kicker...he ain't missing a chip shot under 30 yards. The chances of that happening are probably less than 2%. I think we stood a greater (albeit still small) chance to tie/win by giving the ball back to Rodgers.

    McCarthy has some flaws in his coaching skills...granted, he's got some strengths as well (i.e. QB development) but he's not going to be an elite head coach making as many questionable decisions as he does in regard to challenges/clock management.
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    Pretty much any replay you watch that you say "That has no chance of being overturned" you can bet that MM has thrown the flag. I don't know why. Like someone else said, if he is having someone tell him when to challenge that man should be fired. If he decides himself, he should hire someone to tell him when to challenge.

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    • #3
      Re: McCarthy's trend toward dumbass

      Originally posted by The Leaper
      What is the deal with McCarthy and challenges/time management? He's worse at those than Sherman was...which is a hard thing to accomplish. I swear that I can barely remember a challenge that McCarthy has made that was a good one. I'm sure he's made a couple, but more often than not he is challenging calls that have no chance to be reversed.

      Challenging the Jones fumble was dumb. It took away a valuable time out. Then not letting Chicago score after they got down inside the 10 with 1:45 left was also questionable. Gould is a great kicker...he ain't missing a chip shot under 30 yards. The chances of that happening are probably less than 2%. I think we stood a greater (albeit still small) chance to tie/win by giving the ball back to Rodgers.

      McCarthy has some flaws in his coaching skills...granted, he's got some strengths as well (i.e. QB development) but he's not going to be an elite head coach making as many questionable decisions as he does in regard to challenges/clock management.
      When I saw the first replay of the Jones fumble, I initially thought Jennings did step out of bounds, so I thought it was a good replay. It wasn't until they showed it again (after the challenge was thrown) that I saw it was the Packers' players foot that was near enough to the line to challenge.
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      • #4
        I was very disappointed about MM's game management in the last 2:20 of the game. Hopefully, he learns from this and NEVER does it again.
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        • #5
          He shouldn't have to learn anything at this stage of his coaching career. I like McCarthy as a coach (I think he's a player's coach but tough and I think his playcalling is good), but I don't like his game management.
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          • #6
            I'm on the side that thinks McCarthy should have let the Bears score, but that's not a time management issue, that's philosophy. And he could be right. Letting the other team go up on purpose could change the way your players, particularly on defense, look at you, especially since McCarthy is really just a caretaker with respect to the defense. In 1999, the Packers looked to have it all sewn up with a late FG attempt at Lambeau that got blocked. There's always a chance, and you don't want to look like you are giving up.

            On a related note, is it just me, or does it seem as though Defensive minded coaches typically have much better special teams than offensive Coaches. I'm thinking Bears, and Steelers. Perhaps the Offensive coaches just get too enamored with their Offense and gloss over special teams. Maybe this explains Stubby's lack of ST successes. It would be interesting to see the breakdown. And it would be interesting to see the complement of the most successful special teams as far as personnel - LBs versus fullbacks, O linemen versus D Linemen, starters versus backups (the experience question!), etc. etc. I'm too tired to research it right now....
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            • #7
              I have no clue why MM challenges calls like this time and again that have zero chance of being overturned. This is the biggest thing he does that drives me crazy. Somebody should hide that red hankerchief on game day!

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              • #8
                I sometimes wonder if the coaches have access to the same replays we do in the time period we get them as viewers. If they do, then there'd be no way you'd have challenged on the Jones play. The cameras showed us that replay immediately from two angles and it was clear that no foot slid out or anything.

                Cripes, McCarthy, get an app on your Droid so you can watch the game broadcast from Fox or ESPN and use their camera work to help you make your calls.
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                • #9
                  Re: McCarthy's trend toward dumbass

                  Originally posted by The Leaper
                  He's worse at those than Sherman was...which is a hard thing to accomplish.

                  It was another boneheaded challenge by McCarthy. But perhaps you're forgetting just how prolific Sherman was.

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                  • #10
                    McCarthy's challenge raises red flag, costs Packers chance
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                    • #11
                      Re: McCarthy's trend toward dumbass

                      Originally posted by Scott Campbell
                      But perhaps you're forgetting just how prolific Sherman was.
                      This doesn't look prolific to me:

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by HarveyWallbangers
                        He shouldn't have to learn anything at this stage of his coaching career. I like McCarthy as a coach (I think he's a player's coach but tough and I think his playcalling is good), but I don't like his game management.
                        I agree that this shouldn't have happened. But part of being accountable and make corrections is saying, "I fucked up! I shouldn't have but I did and these are the steps I am going to do to clean it up."

                        Now if he does the samething again you realize he either didn't care or isn't smart enough to learn from his mistakes.
                        But Rodgers leads the league in frumpy expressions and negative body language on the sideline, which makes him, like Josh Allen, a unique double threat.

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                        • #13
                          didn't you hear his post game explanation? he was standing there and had a good look and thought it could get overturned. it was a crucial moment and he chose to throw the flag.....

                          He sucks at challenges, game management, discipline, and special teams.

                          They have no clue how to fix the latter two or how to construct effective special teams units.

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                          • #14
                            I made a similar topic when we lost to the texans in 2008. He has poor game management. I'll try to find it....
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