Kittle tears his Achilles.

Quote from: MUBurrow on Today at 04:31:52 PMIf the Packers move on from LaFleur, they probably need to go outside the Shanahan connections for their next hires, right? That legitimately narrows the field a bit.

Brad Stevens fits the criteria. Or the Bears' OC Doyle is now old enough to drink, so maybe he'd fit?

If the Packers move on from LaFleur, they probably need to go outside the Shanahan connections for their next hires, right? That legitimately narrows the field a bit.

Quote from: MU82 on Today at 04:18:32 PMJB, please provide evidence of voting by illegals, let alone in numbers to affect an election. Thanks in advance.

Sure. Let's do one from your former state:

Read the court records for 7:25-CR-00083 in NC

Or head to Texas for 25-2441 - USA v. Enriquez-Ramirez

Quote from: MU82 on Today at 04:25:48 PMThe good thing is that, if he's fired, we'll actually get to see how long LaFleur sits unemployed (assuming he wants to coach in 2026). You might be right that all the GMs with HC or OC openings think he's a lost cause. We'll see!

I think two things can be true. It's time for the Packers to move on, and MLF would have no real issue finding another job. Probably as a head coach.

Quote from: HutchwasClutch on Today at 02:43:52 PM39-10 years 1-3 with Rodgers having two MVP seasons. 

37-30-1 since. 

1 playoff win since 2020.  A choke job last night that is rightfully being judged historically. 

Thanks Roger Goodell for playoff expansion or else it would be a 4 year playoff drought. 

3-6 overall playoff record with a home championship game loss followed the next year by a one and done home loss as the #1 seed. 

See it's not very pretty when you take a little peek behind the curtain.  I love all the people who pay little more than superficial attention to the Packers giving us your own reality checks on the little flower. 

Good luck anyone who has to have him in the first 8 seconds he's unemployed God willing and watch his teams implode over and over again.  That's what he does. That's what his teams do.  Lack of poise and composure when things get tough.  Rodgers propped him up while he could still perform as an elite QB and it's been mediocre to lousy since. 

The good thing is that, if he's fired, we'll actually get to see how long LaFleur sits unemployed (assuming he wants to coach in 2026). You might be right that all the GMs with HC or OC openings think he's a lost cause. We'll see!

Quote from: Jay Bee on Today at 04:07:56 PMThe poors and illegals, in exchange for votes/power, is how many do it. #Minnesota

JB, please provide evidence of voting by illegals, let alone in numbers to affect an election. Thanks in advance.

Quote from: MarquetteMike1977 on Today at 01:23:12 PMAgree. And feel opposing coaches love Shaka at the moment since we are losing to them and he appears to be the Potsy at the poker table lol

Mostly agree, but unless you are making the point that our team is crappy, I think Shaka is not someone sitting on the pot. He does appear to be the patsy at the poker table though.

Quote from: 1SE on Today at 04:05:26 PMHad to find a way to get the ball into NJ's hands, he would have drawn defenders and then you kick to ross, parham or even MP for a clean look rather than chase's 35 ft fall away over 3 defenders.

Again, if you're Nova, why wouldn't you just let James drive all the way to the hoop while covering all shooters on the perimeter?

Trying Chase over and over again with the same result. Someone told me is that called the first sign of insanity haha