Vikings/Green Bay

[Mace]

I can't believe how feeble the Pack is looking lately.

[Mace]

I think Olivia Munn totally ruined Rodgers perspective and NFL presence. Wish she'd have ruined mine.

[CommissarSpartacus]

The poop is that Mike McCarthy has alienated both Tom Clements and Aaron Rodgers this year, not only by interfering with the offense and play calling early in the seasons but also for throwing both of them under the bus with the team at 8 - 4.

Remember, MM didn't give up the play-calling willingly, he did it after years of criticism that he was neglecting other aspects of his job to concentrate on play calling, which culminated in the onside kick fiasco which ended their season last year.

Tom Clements and Aaron Rodgers were MM's most loyal and valuable assets and now he's alienated them both to the point they very well could refuse to work with him again.

Those two guys MADE MM's rep, and now in return he's **** on their's.

Major mistake for the guy they call Fat Mike.

[YardRat]

Last season's 'onside kick fiasco' is completely on the TE that muffed the kick, or at best the ST coach if you need to go beyond the player.

[Luisito23]

Rogers has really looked like trash lately...Couldn't even hit simple 3 yd. passes and looked like a lost idiot on that last INT.

[CommissarSpartacus]

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-play-calling/

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...-play-calling/

Aaron Rodgers does not seem happy with play-calling

Posted by Darin Gantt on January 19, 2015, 7:27 AM EST


Packers coach Mike McCarthy said he wasn’t going to question his team’s play-calling, primarily since he’s the one that called them.

He might be a lonely member of that club, because even quarterback Aaron Rodgers was questioning the way the Packers took their foot off the gas and allowed the Seahawks to steal a Super Bowl berth.

“We had some chances early, had some chances late to do some things and didn’t do it,” Rodgers said, via Jason Wilde of ESPNWisconsin. “When you go back and think about it, at times we weren’t playing as aggressive as we usually are.”

There were plenty of mistakes to point to in the last five minutes of regulation, beginning with safety Morgan Burnett sliding down for no good reason after an interception, to Brandon Bostick’s mishandling an onside kick.

But after the interception, the Packers burned just 64 seconds while running the ball three times, even though the Seahawks had nine in the box.

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[Mace]

They didn't look right when Clements was calling the plays, don't look right since McCarthy is again. Rodgers doesn't look right. Defense doesn't look right. It's peculiar. Like they're all on different pages all of a sudden.

[Typ0]

Nothing a little playoff scruff can't necessarily overcome.

[Night Train]

Oh look. An actual good game this weekend.

[Night Train]

Pack spot Wash 11, then go on a 32-7 run.

RIP feeble.