Assistant Coach Shuffle 2018

[ThunderDan]

I'm a dedicated Packer fan.

Whatever happens I'll remain a dedicated Packer fan.

If I was Mark Murphy, my decision after a solid communication session with Aaron Rodgers, would be clearly to dismiss Mike McCarthy, if Aaron Rodgers agreed with my overall assessment of Mike McCarthy.

I'm not in the position or 'the Hot Seat' that Mark Murphy is certainly in today.

What will Mark Murphy do to preserve any 'real integrity' of the current Green Bay Packers?

And what if ARod says he wants MM to stay? Then what do you do as Mark Murphy?

[ThunderDan]

Jiminy Christmas

I didn’t even get to that point of that post before I stopped reading it. Tldc.

I applaud you for your perseverance.

[George Cumby]

I didn’t even get to that point of that post before I stopped reading it. Tldc.

I applaud you for your perseverance.

"TLDC" lol

[mraynrand]

The Packers have made a Cardinal Error:

They are putting the cart before the horse. Mark Murphy has to elect his next GM ASAP.

So did the Vatican.

P.S. You don't elect GMs.

[mraynrand]

I didn’t even get to that point of that post before I stopped reading it. Tldc.

read it. You might enjoy some madness for a while.

[mraynrand]

Mike McCarthy is going as he has to do with his ways or 'all hairy snarry'

There are Swedish clinics where you can fix that now.

[ThunderDan]

read it. You might enjoy some madness for a while.

Ok, Billy.

[mraynrand]

I think Woodbuck would be much happier if he just ordered up those 30 minute Super Bowl winner summary videos produced each year by SI or whomever. Just plug those in and you can see the sun shining out of everyones' asses as they sail the ripple-free waters on their trouble-free journey to the championship. Just forget the 31 other teams that failed miserably because they 'don't care about winning Superbowls' and bathe in the luxurious warmth of GM perfection married to Coaching infallibility that the Packer organization can't manage because all they care about is making money off of 5% grade sledding hills and refrigerator magnets.

[pbmax]

Alex Marvez
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@alexmarvez
The @Packers have a new WRs coach. Source tells @SportingNews that Jim Hostler is leaving the @Colts for same position in GB

I keep reading that as Jeff Hostetler and getting exited for the 'stache to return to the NFL.

[pbmax]

Jiminy Christmas

That wouldn't leave any time for PackerRats.

[pbmax]

Better than McAdoo. But I am not too enthusiastic about comebacks.

Ian Rapoport @RapSheet
The #Packers are expected to interview their own former offensive coordinator Joe Philbin, source said, about rejoining the staff.

Rob Demovsky @RobDemovsky
The Packers are expected to hire Joe Philbin back to their offense staff, a source told ESPN. The former offensive coordinator will have a similar — if not the same — role. He spent the last two seasons as the Colts O-line coach after his head-coaching... https://t.co/JAzQVEHtgr

Tom Silverstein @TomSilverstein
Tom Silverstein Retweeted Tom Silverstein
Just to clarify, McAdoo has not been contacted about an interview yet. May depend on what Philbin does.

[Bretsky]

Philbin coming back; best news I've heard if he comes back as the OC and not head coach

[woodbuck27]

Philbin coming back; best news I've heard if he comes back as the OC and not head coach

That move to bring Joe Philbin back as Packer OC makes sense and maintaining 'the Packer Family' Thing.

Philbin looked out of his League and as a HC in Miami.

He absolutely looked terrible in that role and specifically denying accountability and knowledge of what was going on in his Dolphins Locker Room. I felt that BS was going to be the end of him in Miami.

Joe Philbin:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Philbin

[Pugger]

Philbin coming back; best news I've heard if he comes back as the OC and not head coach

Agreed. Didn't we go 15-1 when he was in GB before?

[pbmax]

Its hard to bag on Philbin for that Giants game, but hoo boy was that a terrible game for the offense.

One thing we can say is that the O line in Indy was a tire fire. But that was largely personnel issues.