OUR NEW SPECIAL TEAMS COACH

[oldbutnotdeadyet]

I think it's over this time. MM has given Slocum a pass in the past because the injury situation resulted in a lot of upheaval in the ST lineups, but that's not the case this year. The team was healthy, and the ST units if anything were worse.

Would definitely be step 1 in my recovery process.

[denverYooper]

I think it's over this time. MM has given Slocum a pass in the past because the injury situation resulted in a lot of upheaval in the ST lineups, but that's not the case this year. The team was healthy, and the ST units if anything were worse.

7 blocked kicks!

[pbmax]

7 blocked kicks!

You are doing it wrong.


7 blocked kicks!

[Freak Out]

You are doing it wrong.


7 blocked kicks!

Has Slocum been fired yet?

[King Friday]

We don't need to fire Slocum. McCarthy will get it fixed. It's all about pad level.

[woodbuck27]

Mike McCarthy is hoping today that in three weeks time all of Packer Nation's memory and bad feeling will be dismissed and we'll get to where he was at in his post game presser.

The complete collapse by the Packers in Seattle. Mike McCarthy summed it up partially with one word:

" FUN " Mike 'a fun game' McCarthy.

[Brohm]

Bostick blocks that guy it's all over. No one else is even close to Jordy.

[KYPack]

Watching all the shit plays is starting to make me slap happy.

Hopefully, that's one of the healing stages.

One of the amazing things about the Bostick boner is the fact that he didn't even slow the ball up with his hands.

I mean, his fingers barely touched the ball.

If anything, his digits accelerated the goddamned ball at his face shield.

[woodbuck27]

http://www.packersnews.com/story/sports/nfl/packers/2015/01/18/green-bay-packers-seattle-seahawks-nfc-championship/21965913/

Packers out after epic collapse in Seattle

Weston Hodkiewicz, Press-Gazette Media 12:28 a.m. EST January 19, 2015


Comment woodbuck27:

Of particular note here is the video and comments by beat reporters regarding where this Packer collapse in Seattle ranks with other disappointing Green Bay Packer loss's.

[Maxie the Taxi]

Money quote from TJ Lang:

"Just the confidence that we had there with 5 minutes left in the game, there was nobody on our sideline that thought we could possibly lose that game. Just hurts that we know we had a chance to go move on and shot ourselves in the foot too many times. This one is going to hurt for a while."

Apparently, "nobody" includes all of the Packer coaching staff! That's a travesty right there. Sounds like it would have been a great time for a Packer TO to inform the players (and the coaching staff!) what I and most fans knew: That the damn game wasn't over and that, yes, pulling defeat from the jaws of victory was indeed possible!

[mraynrand]

More and more I get the feeling the Packers are going to majorly circle the wagons - the idea being that they think they had a great season and if not for a collection of crazy stuff, they win it all. So, they are going to 'get those things fixed' and reset. no recriminations, no hair on fire, no major self doubt. If you think back to the way they handled 4th and 26, and the fallout from that, it might be the right thing to do - from their perspective.

[pbmax]

More and more I get the feeling the Packers are going to majorly circle the wagons - the idea being that they think they had a great season and if not for a collection of crazy stuff, they win it all. So, they are going to 'get those things fixed' and reset. no recriminations, no hair on fire, no major self doubt. If you think back to the way they handled 4th and 26, and the fallout from that, it might be the right thing to do - from their perspective.

I am actually unconcerned about this team having a hangover about this game next year. Maintaining focus comes naturally to M3 the way it didn't to Sherman.

I am more concerned about M3 not having PTSD about his 4 minute offense, ST and FG strategy