Post Game Bears beat Packers in OT 22-16

I live in the Pacific Northwest. That 2014 playoff loss was PAINFUL. Even all my Seahawks buddies were sympathetic (obnoxious, but sympathetic). Total meltdown by the Packers. This Bears game had the exact same feel to it. I felt at the time in 2014, that's when Mike 'Play Not to Lose' McNugget lost the respect of his team.

I have to seriously wonder what the effect will be on this team's morale, looking back at the Cleveland, Denver, Bears losses? If ML isn't willing to get rid of RB as ST coach, then he needs to go. Too many ST gaffs this year....well, EVERY year!

I do think Gute needs to go. Too many 1st round defensive picks and not one good CB to show for it. Passes on Smith-Njigba to draft a DL that never started in college. I love Schneider and wish GB would have brought him home when he had it in his contract. Ah, well. Maybe Policy has people in mind....OR...he will stick to the status quo like everybody else in Green Bay, since the coffers are full. That's depressing to think about. But I'm afraid it might be true.
 
Wolfman said:
I live in the Pacific Northwest. That 2014 playoff loss was PAINFUL. Even all my Seahawks buddies were sympathetic (obnoxious, but sympathetic). Total meltdown by the Packers. This Bears game had the exact same feel to it. I felt at the time in 2014, that's when Mike 'Play Not to Lose' McNugget lost the respect of his team.

I have to seriously wonder what the effect will be on this team's morale, looking back at the Cleveland, Denver, Bears losses? If ML isn't willing to get rid of RB as ST coach, then he needs to go. Too many ST gaffs this year....well, EVERY year!

I do think Gute needs to go. Too many 1st round defensive picks and not one good CB to show for it. Passes on Smith-Njigba to draft a DL that never started in college. I love Schneider and wish GB would have brought him home when he had it in his contract. Ah, well. Maybe Policy has people in mind....OR...he will stick to the status quo like everybody else in Green Bay, since the coffers are full. That's depressing to think about. But I'm afraid it might be true.
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There must be a better way to get of RB... :unsure:
 
WatertownPackerFan said:
There must be a better way to get of RB... :unsure:
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Doesn't seem to be so far. I just don't understand why he's still there. Rams fired their ST coach after his unit cost them ONE game. I never expected the Packers to do that, but c'mon! Frustrating for this ol' Packers fan...cloud)
 
WatertownPackerFan said:
There must be a better way to get of RB... :unsure:
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Not saying he doesn't have to go, but Doubs dropping that ball is not RB's fault - it's something they practice every week. However, all the mental mistakes this team has IS a reflection on the entire coaching staff - we just give away too many games late.
 
Wolfman said:
I have to seriously wonder what the effect will be on this team's morale, looking back at the Cleveland, Denver, Bears losses? If ML isn't willing to get rid of RB as ST coach, then he needs to go. Too many ST gaffs this year....well, EVERY year!
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That team under MMs last year just no-showed, don't forget that. They were getting blown out even after MM was fired. I don't see anything remotely like that with ML.
 
rpiotr01 said:
That team under MMs last year just no-showed, don't forget that. They were getting blown out even after MM was fired. I don't see anything remotely like that with ML.
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100% we have seen many of the same leadership/killer instinct issues across multiple HC staffs. To me that speaks to the type of guys the FO brings in. We rarely see true leadership types that can rally the troops and put a team away when things get tight.

Heck we don’t even have an AJ Hawk type who was not the greatest but at least kept everyone in line and in position on the field.
 
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