Randall Benching....then pouting

This is the same kind of def confusion that lost them the ARI playoff game.

MM blows up at refs, next game Arod yells at sideline, this week Randall blows up. Pattern or just football? You decide.

This was not all on Randall he may very well have been pointing out to MM who will always blame players first not the system/coaches that exact point.

But like others have said you never leave the sideline. Ever.

But its done now. On to next weeks game.
 
Sounds like Mike is covering for him. He's saying he told Randall to go to the locker room. They are also now claiming that Randall did not leave the stadium.
 
Nerd said:
Sounds like Mike is covering for him. He's saying he told Randall to go to the locker room. They are also now claiming that Randall did not leave the stadium.
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Yeah, seems like no disciplinary action for Randall.
 
GBP4EVER said:
Even if the play was not all on Randell he has to know better then to cause a scene on the sideline.
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there's a lot of it going on all over the nfl lately. players have been empowered to express themselves by poor league management.



 
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Where is the accountability of Joe Whitt right now?
 
MM is moving Whitt to the sideline and out of the booth. That's his accountability.
 
Here is this gem from Randall:

Damarious Randall apologizes, sort of, for last week’s blowup
Posted by Darin Gantt on October 5, 2017, 7:56 AM EDT

Packers cornerback Damarious Randall was sent to the locker room last week against the Bears, after an argument with a coach. He then left the stadium, before coming in the next day to clear the air with coach Mike McCarthy.
Wednesday, the first time he addressed the situation, he sort of apologized, but took a defiant tone with reporters who asked about what is by any measure a curious situation.
“A lot of y’all was explaining, wasn’t you?” Randall said, via Michael Cohen of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. “It was an internal matter, and everything is handled.”
Oh, well that makes perfect sense.
Asked what he learned from the experience, Randall replied: “Just kind of growing up. Just being a little bit more professional.”
He used the words “internal matter” seven times in a six-minute interview, and when asked about the touchdown he gave up which preceded it, and whether there was a lack of communication somewhere, he turned it back on reporters again.
“I mean, a lot of you all wrote about it like you all know everything,” he said. “I mean, obviously you all must know everything so I should be asking you all what happened.”
Randall was back on the practice field Wednesday, so the team is apparently content with the explanation.
“As far as getting ready for football games, we’re going about it like we always have,” McCarthy said. “Damarious Randall’s situation is, it’s internal, it’s been addressed and we’re moving forward.”
The former first-rounder wasn’t having a particularly poor game before the touchdown, and the Packers clearly need him on the field. He was replaced by former undrafted free agent Josh Hawkins to finish the Bears game.
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