Peter Bukowski vs John Kuhn Twitter Fight

[RashanGary]

Bulowski was ripping Rodgers for calling out mental errors, saying 12 isnt accountable. Kuhn called Pete a drama queen, defended Rodgers and called out Pete as a hack journalist. Bukowski said Kuhn was being sexist by using the term drama queen and homophobic. He said it’s not fair to criticize a journalist for doing his job and that’s not how this works.


So journalists can hide behind (I’m just doing my job) and everyone else has to just deal with it, whether it’s friend or family being torn down.


Nah. These journalists deserve some criticism. Glad to see players and former players call out the trash journalism on Twitter and the McCaffey show and where ever else their voices can he heard. Like Tex says, there are a bunch of trashy journalists and in the era of social media, and alternative media, it’s refreshing to see them take some hits back.

[red]

no clue who the one guy is, but ho the fuck is john kuhn to call anyone a "hack journalist"

kuhn is literally a rah rah spin man for the packers. "that 70-0 ass kicking wasn't as bad as you might think. a couple balls bounce our way and we're almost right back in that game. good overall team effort despite the score"

yup, theres a lot of fake bull shit wanna be "journalists" out there, but its nice to sometimes see someone be allowed to say something negative about the team that many fans actually agree with

[RashanGary]

Nah. Players are giving their all. No need to cut down people for not performing. Id rather see support and positivity.

I still like watching this team lose. I hope they stick together and lose with some comradery. Life isn’t all W’s. How you lose can be inspiring.

[Fritz]

no clue who the one guy is, but ho the fuck is john kuhn to call anyone a "hack journalist"

kuhn is literally a rah rah spin man for the packers. "that 70-0 ass kicking wasn't as bad as you might think. a couple balls bounce our way and we're almost right back in that game. good overall team effort despite the score"

yup, theres a lot of fake bull shit wanna be "journalists" out there, but its nice to sometimes see someone be allowed to say something negative about the team that many fans actually agree with

Red speaks truth.

[texaspackerbacker]

As I have said, ONLY shitheads of the media and dumbass posters have called out Rodgers, NOT coaches, players, or former players (with that one piss ant of an exception).

Anybody siding with a media asshole - any of those bastards over a loyal former Packer doesn't deserve to call themselves a fan.

[RashanGary]

Tex, I don’t care what they say about you, you’re loyal af. No one can take that from you.

[RashanGary]

Kuhn too. Good friend.

[ThunderDan]

So John Kuhn is a member of the media. Hired by the Packers. Is he a media puke or what?

[Jaire]

Bulowski was ripping Rodgers for calling out mental errors, saying 12 isnt accountable. Kuhn called Pete a drama queen, defended Rodgers and called out Pete as a hack journalist. Bukowski said Kuhn was being sexist by using the term drama queen and homophobic. He said it’s not fair to criticize a journalist for doing his job and that’s not how this works.


So journalists can hide behind (I’m just doing my job) and everyone else has to just deal with it, whether it’s friend or family being torn down.


Nah. These journalists deserve some criticism. Glad to see players and former players call out the trash journalism on Twitter and the McCaffey show and where ever else their voices can he heard. Like Tex says, there are a bunch of trashy journalists and in the era of social media, and alternative media, it’s refreshing to see them take some hits back.

Bukowski is the worst. Some terrible analysis and thinks he's all that.

[Bretsky]

Bukowski is the worst. Some terrible analysis and thinks he's all that.

I agree he sucks; but I think the Hack Rodgers uses every Tuesday is the worst

[Bretsky]

Bulowski was ripping Rodgers for calling out mental errors, saying 12 isnt accountable.
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To be fair a ton of both media people who cover GB as well as former players who, like John Kuhn, are members of the media have said similar things. Tauscher defends Rodgers like crazy, sometimes Tex like, but even he said some of what he's saying is not healthy. Add TJ Lang. Add Gary Ellerson, who is mostly homerlike, as noting Rodgers comments and then follow up comments are not healthy this way and should be aired behind closed doors.

Truth be told, we don't ever hear WR's call out Rodgers when he throws a shitty pass that is uncatchable, or overthrows an open WR who is deep and would score a touchdown with a good throw. But when somebody drops a pass a pass, he stops giving them targets even when they are open and then admits it publicly. How is that right ?

[red]

To be fair a ton of both media people who cover GB as well as former players who, like John Kuhn, are members of the media have said similar things. Tauscher defends Rodgers like crazy, sometimes Tex like, but even he said some of what he's saying is not healthy. Add TJ Lang. Add Gary Ellerson, who is mostly homerlike, as noting Rodgers comments and then follow up comments are not healthy this way and should be aired behind closed doors.

Truth be told, we don't ever hear WR's call out Rodgers when he throws a shitty pass that is uncatchable, or overthrows an open WR who is deep and would score a touchdown with a good throw. But when somebody drops a pass a pass, he stops giving them targets even when they are open and then admits it publicly. How is that right ?

seems like he'd be a prick for a teammate

he'd win you games, but most of the team can't stand him

[Jaire]

seems like he'd be a prick for a teammate

he'd win you games, but most of the team can't stand him

Said no one (except Jennings & Finley) who played with him. This is just not true.

Besides, the team played quite a bit better today...... though also you could really see where their deficiencies are (which I put mainly on Gute and coaching).

[run pMc]

Rodgers is not, and should not be, above criticism. Especially given some of his play this year. He hasn't been very good, supporting cast notwithstanding. He's not playing well enough to carry the rest of the team as he did at times in the past.

That said, journalists can have opinions and readers/listeners/colleagues are free to disagree.
Personally I don't care for a lot of Bukowski's stuff and avoid it for that reason, but Kuhn's being kind of a jerk. Actually, they both are.

Don't care.

(To be fair, Bukowski's hardly the only one calling Rodgers out on the accountability and mistakes thing. When you can't even throw a catchable ball to the flat and are rarely making post-snap reads or your second read in your progression, you're open to criticism.)

[Fritz]

Be funny if the camera showed a close up of a Packer wide receiver after Rodgers way overthrows or underthrows him on a deep route, and the receiver did the classic Aaron Rodgers eye roll. I'd pay to see that.