Official Fire Matt LaFleur Thread

[bobblehead]

I'd still call them wasted downs, and that would be the case even if the series didn't end with a punt and a short field goal. And there were a ton of times when just first down was similarly wasted.

Besides, shame on your hypocrisy hahahaha; You who place such great store on doing the research, well, I actually took the time and did the research for once and proved you wrong - and then you grasp at this straw (I say good naturedly hahahaha).

So Rodgers can't convert 3rd and 2 and its M4's fault....got it.

[Fritz]

If you watch Aaron Jones run outside zone, you might see a RB who needs practice at reading the outside zone blocking. He takes everything too wide.

I wondered about this too. Which is interesting in that I thought one of his strengths was his vision - seeing the space, planting, and cutting.

[pbmax]

I wondered about this too. Which is interesting in that I thought one of his strengths was his vision - seeing the space, planting, and cutting.

There are two basic approaches to running the ball. And one additional terrible approach to running the ball.

One is all feet; stalls and stops or change of direction, looking to create a gap where one might not be or trying to get someone to miss. Or to weave through multiple bodies.

The other is moving with blockers and wait for a crease to appear as you slide across. Then you need to choose a gap and get through it fast, because the backside is closing even as they are being blocked.

The third, terrible way to run, is to point your head at the play call hole and run there, without regard to the blocking events. And then plow the top of your helmet into the O lineman's back.

[Joemailman]

How are all the other first year coaches doing? How did they do last 5 years? Asking for a friend.

Matt Lafleur - Green Bay 3-1
Freddie Kitchens - Cleveland 1-2
Bruce Arians - Tampa Bay 1-2
Kliff Kingsbury - Arizona - 0-2-1
Zac Taylor - Cincinnati 0-3
Vic Fangio - Denver 0-3
Brian Fores - Miami 0-3
Adam Gase - New York Jets 0-3

[texaspackerbacker]

That says nothing about the talent level of the team they took over.

[pbmax]

That says nothing about the talent level of the team they took over.

I am pretty sure it does.

[mraynrand]

I am pretty sure it does.

lol

[bobblehead]

Matt Lafleur - Green Bay 3-1
Freddie Kitchens - Cleveland 1-2
Bruce Arians - Tampa Bay 1-2
Kliff Kingsbury - Arizona - 0-2-1
Zac Taylor - Cincinnati 0-3
Vic Fangio - Denver 0-3
Brian Fores - Miami 0-3
Adam Gase - New York Jets 0-3

I'm convinced...fire LaFleur!!

[bobblehead]

That says nothing about the talent level of the team they took over.

Brain teaser for you Tex...did the packers make the playoffs the last 2 years?

[Joemailman]

I'm convinced...fire LaFleur!!

What took you so long?

[gbgary]

don't know if it was on this board or not but i have said that rodgers personality overpowers MLF's. he's not alpha enough. i don't think he has a chance.

[George Cumby]

don't know if it was on this board or not but i have said that rodgers personality overpowers MLF's. he's not alpha enough. i don't think he has a chance.

He looks like the kid of the guy who owns the construction company. Dad is a tough, bare knuckles guy who worked his way up the ladder, starting as a grunt laborer at age 15. Dad is hard, like 16 penny hard, takes no shit, everyone is more than a little scared of him but they all respect his knowledge and ability. Sonny takes after his mom, he's kind of soft, the sensitive type, he secretly listens to Ed Sheehan, hasn't really been tested, he's always been a disappointment to his father (who says to his friends "Can you believe HE'S my SON?!") and is now being groomed to take over the family business because Dad had triple bypass last week. Everyone knows Junior isn't up to the job. Including Junior.

That's what LaFleur reminds me of.

[pbmax]

Well, whoever won the debate or decided on the particular merger of offenses last week should get the first say about this week's offensive plan.

[mraynrand]

He looks like the kid of the guy who owns the construction company. Dad is a tough, bare knuckles guy who worked his way up the ladder, starting as a grunt laborer at age 15. Dad is hard, like 16 penny hard, takes no shit, everyone is more than a little scared of him but they all respect his knowledge and ability. Sonny takes after his mom, he's kind of soft, the sensitive type, he secretly listens to Ed Sheehan, hasn't really been tested, he's always been a disappointment to his father (who says to his friends "Can you believe HE'S my SON?!") and is now being groomed to take over the family business because Dad had triple bypass last week. Everyone knows Junior isn't up to the job. Including Junior.

That's what LaFleur reminds me of.

lol

[pbmax]

We still need a fire Mark Murphy thread.