Jim Schwartz

[Rodgers12]

** Why not go with DOM CAPERS "OUTSTANDING FOOTBALL COACH"... Mike McCarthy ...as the Green Bay Packers Head Coach. They must be keeping him around for some reason.

** Demote Mike McCarthy to ST's Coach but to make him feel important give him a dollar raise; change his Job Title to Special Teams Head Co-Ordinator. Let's keep Mike McCarthy smiling...add for him a corner office with more windows that Shawn Slocum has so he can concentrate more on his day dreaming.

** Hire Jim Schwartz as the Packers DC to "light a fire" under the defense's ass.

Note:

Make sure that the Packers OC can call the plays because MM sure has/had difficulty doing that and we don't want another repeat of that slip-up or task as any distraction for DOM CAPERS ... who's ... may I not be remiss by reminding y'all... "AN OUTSTANDING FOOTBALL COACH" Mike McCarthy; and as a result risk Dom Capers failing to concentrate on managing the defensive side of the ball with Jim Schwartz during Packer games. Dom LOVES a SOLID DEFENSE.

Dom Capers works his tail off as the Packers DC and he's getting older and deserves a rest as the Packer HC. A job that as a job description mostly calls for a lot of denial skills and "NO" and/or "NOT Going There" responses to the press/media.

Assign ST Coach Shawn Slocum to be Ted Thompson's Special Assistant in charge of ensuring that TT gets some sun every week. He'll also be great for Ted when he's in a mood for reminiscing about the fun and times at TEXAS A & M. Every Thursday they can wear Levi jeans and their Texas A & M Football Jerseys. Cowboy hats optional.

I LOVE IT WHEN EVERYONE IS HAPPY.

How's that work for "YOU' Pugger?? I aim to please...always with a good/solid suggestion.

Any help is always appreciated. Thanks.

GO GO GO PACK GOOO !

lol

[hoosier]

You'd need pretty strong smelling salts, cuz you have to coax him out of the grave.

I forgot he was no longer among the living. Well, he pretty much dug his own grave, he should be able to dig his way out. Then they can give him #92.

[bobblehead]

Ok, the fact that this ridiculous thread got as much attention as it has tells me its the offseason.

[denverYooper]

Ok, the fact that this ridiculous thread got as much attention as it has tells me its the offseason.

Gotta do something while we're waiting for heads to roll and big name FAs to be signed.

[woodbuck27]

I don't think you would b/c if you do part 1 you would not have the balls to do part 2.

It was not too long ago that Schwartz coordinated a Titan defense that started the season 10-0 and allowed 20+ points only once during that streak. The guy also got his start with Belichick so he's familiar with the 3-4.

Rumors are saying Schwartz is expected to the next Cleveland Browns D-C.

Just a wee bit.

I have to consult with the Big Book on Family Health and the Anatomy to understand your "balls" position/argument.

Just for a bit there I had to re-check who's posting.

It seemed more like a SkinBasket offering. . . . but I'm now realizing that he doesn't have carte blanche and all thing sexual anatomy.

It's comforting to know that I'm on a forum with such expertise.

[smuggler]

I'm kind of tired of the "motivator" football coach we have in McCarthy. I prefer an intellectual/schemer type coach. That guy, sadly, doesn't seem to exist at the moment.

[woodbuck27]

I'm kind of tired of the "motivator" football coach we have in McCarthy. I prefer an intellectual/schemer type coach. That guy, sadly, doesn't seem to exist at the moment.

I want a HC that delivers on:

" I'm going to see the job through and there is but one objective and that's all

focused on WINS!...WINNING !"

" LOSING and any lack of support for NOT WINNING is intolerable to me."

[mraynrand]

I'm kind of tired of the "motivator" football coach we have in McCarthy. I prefer an intellectual/schemer type coach. That guy, sadly, doesn't seem to exist at the moment.

do you honestly think McCarthy can't scheme an offense? I can only believe that Packerfan is so spoiled as to be completely blinded to what the Packers have done the past 8 years

[Kiwon]

Schwartz for Capers?

Can you imagine the recriminations if things on the D-side got worse and/or Schwartz starts going off-script with the press?

No, thank you! He ain't 'Packer people.'

[smuggler]

He's good, but not great. He's a meathead first and foremost. Let us not forget the 'pigfucker' story.

[Rodgers12]

I'm kind of tired of the "motivator" football coach we have in McCarthy. I prefer an intellectual/schemer type coach. That guy, sadly, doesn't seem to exist at the moment.

As I've stated previously, there are three types of coaches. I know this because I play Madden.

Disciplinarian (Example: Bill Belichick)

Motivator (Example: Mike Tomlin)

Strategist (Example: Sean Payton)

Not saying coaches can't mix and match types, but I do think McCarthy is more of a strategist than a motivator. Problem is, McCarthy's strategy is starting to become predictable. Stubby is too stubborn to implant and execute new kung fus.

[Rodgers12]

do you honestly think McCarthy can't scheme an offense? I can only believe that Packerfan is so spoiled as to be completely blinded to what the Packers have done the past 8 years

So Rand, what's the words out of Cleveland? Are the Browns actually gonna hire Schwartz?

[Rodgers12]

Schwartz for Capers?

Can you imagine the recriminations if things on the D-side got worse and/or Schwartz starts going off-script with the press?

No, thank you! He ain't 'Packer people.'

Just b/c a player or coach is not a "Packer People" doesn't mean the Packers should avoid acquiring such individual at all cost.

Jolly isn't Packer People. Koran Robinson wasn't Packer People. Randy Moss should've been acquired in 2007.

Any assistant coach knows that the head skipper runs the show. Even a guy with a very large ego in Rex Ryan never went off-script when he was an assistant.

[Bretsky]

As I've stated previously, there are three types of coaches. I know this because I play Madden.

Disciplinarian (Example: Bill Belichick)

Motivator (Example: Mike Tomlin)

Strategist (Example: Sean Payton)

Not saying coaches can't mix and match types, but I do think McCarthy is more of a strategist than a motivator. Problem is, McCarthy's strategy is starting to become predictable. Stubby is too stubborn to implant and execute new kung fus.

I think Payton may be motivator and strategist

I think he's outstanding

[Kiwon]

Just b/c a player or coach is not a "Packer People" doesn't mean the Packers should avoid acquiring such individual at all cost.

Jolly isn't Packer People. Koran Robinson wasn't Packer People. Randy Moss should've been acquired in 2007.

Any assistant coach knows that the head skipper runs the show. Even a guy with a very large ego in Rex Ryan never went off-script when he was an assistant.

"Packer People" is McCarthy's term speaking about the types of players he wanted on the roster.

Jolly and Robinson certainly were 'Packer People' because they made the roster, two times in Jolly's case.

Packer fan-mooning, Mr. "I play when I want to play" Randy Moss, would have been a disaster in Green Bay. He didn't belong no matter how much Favre wanted him.

I'm not sure Sexy Rexy always stayed on script or not. He did release some pent-up stress trolling around fetish websites looking for strangers to suck his wife's toes. I'm not sure he'd make McCarthy's 'Packer People' cut or not.