Here is the blockbuster 'Can Of Worms ' Story on Green Bay Packer dysfunction.

[woodbuck27]

What happened in Green Bay by: Tyler Dunne B/R

Please copy and paste the following LINK IN Google to read this amazing story. It will possibly alarm you packerrats.

https://bleacherreport.com/article/2828649-what-happened-in-green-bay

Note: the complete URL AFTER THE 2 ADD:

828649-what-happene

Ok red to the rescue....thanks.

[texaspackerbacker]

More stupid shit from the God damned media.

[red]

heres a link that works

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2828649-what-happened-in-green-bay

[mraynrand]

Woodbuck in midseason form

[red]

oouch

"Mike has a low football IQ, and that used to always bother Aaron," this source says. "He'd say Mike has one of the lowest IQs, if not the lowest IQ, of any coach he's ever had."

a-rod does come off as a bit of a dick, but that quote is something i have been saying for a long time

i've always thought we won not because of mccarthy, but in spite of him

[woodbuck27]

heres a link that works

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/...d-in-green-bay

Thanks red...I am working with an Android Samsung I Pad and manually wrote the URL for this article. The Packerrats software removes part of that URL.

[red]

wtf?

Some cite former general manager Ted Thompson literally falling asleep in meetings by the end of his tenure.

[mraynrand]

I am working with an Android Samsung I Pad and manually wrote the URL for this article.

God love ya, Woodbuck.

[red]

More stupid shit from the God damned media.

awwww

is someones diaper full? needs us to call a nurse?

[texaspackerbacker]

Fuck the media idiots that spew all this shit as well as it shitheads that post it.

[red]

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The personnel man says the Packers' passing offense was essentially "Get open" and that they basically ran the same routes for seven years straight, to the point where division rivals "constantly" called out plays pre-snap and jumped routes.

No wonder the slant route, once so lethal, went extinct.

Where were the route combinations? The motion? The misdirection? "It's like, 'Dude, you have to adjust! The league changes!'" the personnel man says. "You've got to be humble enough to follow it. If you can't adapt, you die. He definitely didn't adapt. You can't run 90 back-shoulders into coverage. I don't care who you are. Things got so stale."

That disconnect led to tension. A system that once seemed so unstoppable was rendered bland, archaic. Games devolved into weird contests of who could call the better play, and the grudge-fueled Rodgers felt more and more empowered to excel in spite of McCarthy, the man who dared to think Alex Smith was better than him.

[red]

jesus

wtf things were way worse then we thought

McCarthy, on the other hand, seemed to be more and more checked out, leading many to sympathize with Rodgers.

The sight was strange at first.

About once a week, a meeting would start up and McCarthy was MIA. Players weren't quite sure where he was while, for example, an assistant coach would run the team's final prep on the Saturday before a game. Eventually, word leaked that McCarthy, the one calling plays on game day, was up in his office getting a massage during those meetings.

[texaspackerbacker]

Media assholes spew the shit and imbeciles in here lap it up - sheeeeesh.

[mraynrand]

awwww

is someones diaper full? needs us to call a nurse?

Get Jennings' sister!

[red]

Get Jennings' sister!

speaking of jennings and why his attitude changed

It was 2012, and the Packers were hosting the 49ers when, mid-timeout, cornerback Carlos Rogers playfully asked Jennings why he was running so many short routes.

"You know how it is," Jennings told him. "Contract year."

That's when Rodgers stepped in to say, per Jennings, "You guys should get him at the end of the year."

Come again?

Jennings walked back to the huddle speechless.

The next day, Jennings told his position coach, Edgar Bennett, he knew this was his last year in Green Bay. "That was my headspace," he admits

they played the 49ers week 1