Rodgers: talking too much or just saying it like it is?

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One thing seems consistent from McCarthy, compared to Sherman's tenure, is that the QB does not seem to be holding sway. Right or wrong, this seems like M3's call.

If McAdoo is Reid, no one will ever be able to complain. Favre won 2 MVPs with Reid as QB guru. And Reid was not a pro QB and his lineage in professional coaching was O line to TE work.

Wilde recalled that the Bevell/Favre relationship was one sided, to the players advantage early. I don't remember why Rossley was taken off that gig and Bevell hired though.

Bevell was a joke from the start, IMO. I can't believe he is still an OC in the NFL. I always thought from the start it was a hire to apease Favre, and one that wouldn't over-ride anything he wanted or did.

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McCarthy was a college TE, and yet he has a very good track record developing QBs.

One things I've become good at also is working with QB's and I'm an OL guy. I don't do any x's and o's with any of the QB's but work on fundamentals, especially in the passing game, because I understand what my guys up front are trying to accomplish, so I can easily translate that to the guy back to throw. Might be something similar for McCarthy...however, I don't think I'll be in the NFL anytime soon.