Comments on: Rare pointed comments from Rodgers

By: Travis

Travis — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 01:30:50 +0000

Rodgers needs to be upset. This may be the thing that gets this team on track.

MM is not good. And I stand by this 100% until I see his over confident ass realize he’s got work to do himself. He’s too full of himself. And his game management and decisions are terrible.

Rodgers is absolutely smart and talented. TT knows this, and I think it’s about time he puts MM in his place. This team does not look anywhere near like it should.

This offense is BETTER than it was last year. But were looking MUCH worse.. That’s a problem. Put the special teams, defensive concerns to the side. This offense should be nearly impossible to stop. But from the first 4 weeks, I see an offense that is easy to stop.

Make the moves you need to make, and start playing like the team this should be.

The playcalling has been terrible. And trying to establish the run with the backs we have isn’t the answer. I understand they are better than what people make out, but it no way are they good enough to carry this team. I’m sorry. Having a number 1 back is huge help to this offence. Because having an elite passing game and a very good running game will score points.

I’m very displeased and I think Rodgers finally speaking his mind needs to continue. He is smart, he knows what he’s talking about. And people respect him, and will listen. The kid is a great person, and has dealt with a ton of crap since he’s been here in Green Bay. And he’s handled it better than anyone ever could. Give this kid some credit, he’s not some nobody who hasn’t got a clue.

Every year we get to a point where it’s like, you know what MM needs to go. Well I think this year I’m almost at the point of no return. He’s running out of chances, and I don’t think he’s capable of doing a good job. We need very good coaching like the other great teams out there, so we can compete.

By: Aaron Nagler

Aaron Nagler — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 21:07:40 +0000

I think his comments were a direct reaction to the call where they had John Kuhn run a stretch play out of a shotgun set on 3rd and 2. That’s just silly.

By: Scott W

Scott W — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 20:43:06 +0000

Madison sports talk this morning mentioned Rodgers angrily threw his towel into his locker when asked about the play calling. Finley also expressed his feelings comparable to Rodgers.

By: Nick

Nick — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 20:34:40 +0000

I think I read into what you do on the personnel. We dont have a running game and to keep Bjack and Kuhn on the field means James Jones or another receiver may be left off.

I agree with him though. they had a productive drive in the second half – until Rodg threw that pick. They we dinking-and dunking that whole drive. And that was unstoppable versus the Bears until the fumble. Why not continue with it?

I think we will eventually see Arodg calling plays himself ala Peyton Manning as he is a good enough game manager and player to do so. MM just loves doing it and it will be a struggle to pry it from his hands…