The Green Bay Packers are going to fire coach Mike McCarthy. Probably… McCarthy knows his fat ass is on the line. He’s starting to feel the pressure.
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Green Bay Packers players are openly frustrated. They say they aren’t having fun and this season feels different. This can really only end one way.
Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst insists his team isn’t tanking. All evidence says otherwise. All evidence says he wants Mike McCarthy gone.
Mike McCarthy’s time as the Green Bay Packers coach is up. That dipshit Mark Murphy can’t make the same mistake with McCarthy that he made with Ted Thompson.
Greg Jennings thinks that if Aaron Rodgers played for a real coach like Bill Belichick, he’d have won five Super Bowls by now. Probably more.
Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy on the hot seat? But he’s a highly-successful football coach! Things may be changing. There’s evidence of forward-thinking. Just not by the coach.
The Green Bay Packers try to throw the football more than any team but two. Seems like a sound strategy with a quarterback on a bum knee, huh?
Much has been made of the relationship between Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and coach Mike McCarthy. We have…
Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy, in what must be a PR move, opened up about quarterback Aaron Rodgers and their relationship with each other.
Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy didn’t exactly remove any doubt that quarterback Aaron Rodgers and he have a strained relationship.
Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy feels that the first four games of the season have become sloppy since the 2011 collective bargaining agreement went into affect. This is his plan to improve that.
Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy explains what Clay Matthews needs to work on so that he doesn’t break his nose the next time he’s on the pitcher’s mound. Coach keeping things light for a change.
The Green Bay Packers are making an effort to bring in bigger and faster players. Coach Mike McCarthy says it was a reaction to their NFC Championship game loss in Atlanta.
The Green Bay Packers — specifically coach Mike McCarthy, with some help — are rebuilding their offensive playbook. They’re going back to basics. What does that mean? Most likely something like McCarthy first put together with the New Orleans Saints. We’ve got that playbook right here.
If Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy has his way, the team would keep four quarterbacks and five tight ends. There’s no way we can see that happening, but if it does, at what cost?
The Green Bay Packers haven’t valued veteran leadership during the Ted Thompson era. In 2017, the Packers lacked leadership like never before and it showed. Throw in a couple malcontents and you’ve got yourself a toxic situation.
The Green Bay Packers, especially in light of their offseason moves, have a dearth of leadership. Who will step up and if they do, will they end up playing elsewhere too? That seems to be the Packers’ pattern.
There has been a huge amount of change for the Green Bay Packers this offseason. Coach Mike McCarthy has thrown an overhaul of the offensive playbook into that mix in an offseason of upheaval not felt since his first season.
Former player and current analyst David Carr laid out exactly how the Green Bay Packers’ season would go. He put the onus on coach Mike McCarthy to make changes, which of course McCarthy never did.
The scatback is back in the NFL — catching passes like never before. Will the Green Bay Packers utilize their option? You already know the answer to that question.