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hughesta posted:missed the game can someone give me a rundown on what McCarthy botched Burned 2 timeouts in the 2nd half on nothing, then didn't challenge what ended up being Seattle's most important - and questionable - reception of the night in order to save the last timeout, punted on 4th & 2 with just over 3 minutes left when half his defensive starters were out due to being injured over the course of the game. That last saved timeout did gently caress all. All that in addition to some poo poo McCarthy playcalling including one screenshotted play where all but one receiver is at least 5 yards behind the LOS.
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SKULL.GIF posted:playcalling, clock management, and guts dont forget wasting two timeouts in the second half and couldn't risk (what would have been easily overturned) the third on a long pass completion by seattle
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Nov 16, 2018 05:28
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Dexo posted:Long suffering sports town The Blackhawks won the Cup in 2010, 2013, and 2015
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OxySnake posted:The Blackhawks won the Cup in 2010, 2013, and 2015 Long suffering sports town  It's been like two decades since we won an NBA title 
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Nov 16, 2018 05:32
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https://twitter.com/JJStankevitz/status/1063285833875288064 WOOO No longer Paper Tigers bitches. also I'm extremely kidding about being a long suffering sports town
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Nov 16, 2018 05:44
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McCarthy gonna go and it's gonna own. No need to fire him this year it's pretty much a done deal. Start scouting Gutey!!
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Nov 16, 2018 05:55
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Dexo posted:LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MIKE MCCARTHY
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Nov 16, 2018 06:06
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Wisconsin managed to finally boot out Scott Walker this year, maybe we can boot Fat Mike before the end of the year too.
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Nov 16, 2018 06:12
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Pops Mgee posted:Wisconsin managed to finally boot out Scott Walker this year, maybe we can boot Fat Mike before the end of the year too. Realtalk: Congrats. gently caress Scott Walker.
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Nov 16, 2018 06:15
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Dexo posted:Realtalk: Congrats. gently caress Scott Walker. 
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Nov 16, 2018 06:27
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Pops Mgee posted:Wisconsin managed to finally boot out Scott Walker this year, maybe we can boot Fat Mike before the end of the year too. Bless. 
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Pops Mgee posted:Wisconsin managed to finally boot out Scott Walker this year, maybe we can boot Fat Mike before the end of the year too. Wisconsin is gonna get rid of everyone who has 2+ ham sandwiches per meal.
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Dexo posted:Realtalk: Congrats. gently caress Scott Walker. 
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Nov 16, 2018 06:49
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tbf mccarthy might have gone for it if he hadn't just watch rodgers throw the worst pass of his life i say this, but i know in my heart it is not true
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Nov 16, 2018 06:53
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OxySnake posted:Wisconsin is gonna get rid of everyone who has 2+ ham sandwiches per meal. Lmao
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OxySnake posted:Wisconsin is gonna get rid of everyone who has 2+ ham sandwiches per meal. I like this post
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PupsOfWar posted:tbf mccarthy might have gone for it if he hadn't just watch rodgers throw the worst pass of his life That was tipped. McCarthy completely abandoned the run game, even though everybody has been talking about them needing to ride Aaron Jones. gently caress McCarthy.
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Leon Einstein posted:That was tipped. 4 runs in the second half. Zero runs on third down. AJ has 103 yards on 16 touches (11 runs 5 receiving). He has already scored twice in the game. What the actual gently caress. PupsOfWar posted:tbf mccarthy might have gone for it if he hadn't just watch rodgers throw the worst pass of his life Rodgers had a pretty good game on paper, 21/30, 332 yards, 2 TDs, but he ate sacks repeatedly and most of his passes, aside from that beautiful rollout bomb to Tonyan, weren't on the money. And yet... 4 runs in the second half. Rodgers is 34 years old (minus 3 seasons of being on the bench, so he's a younger 34), maybe we shouldn't be leaning on him to win each and every single game. There's plenty of weapons around him, lean on them more often. Honestly feels like the situation with Dom Capers where there were plenty of talent on the defense and after cycling through all the other options it finally comes down to the problem was the coaching. Packers have an elite receiver, two very promising rookies, an explosive running back, a decent TE, and a OL that buys Rodgers sufficient time if he doesn't hold it twice as long as necessary looking for the deep bomb in a game that we're leading in. It's just not gelling. That's a coaching problem. Going over the drives from the game, so many possessions were ended on a third-and-short sack where Rodgers is holding the ball way too long and gets engulfed by the defense. That's crippling, just absolutely crippling, and it puts the defense on the field for way longer than their endurance can hold out for. No surprise they keep picking up minor injuries, they're being worn down. I don't think Rodgers is listening to McCarthy anymore at all. I posted about it earlier but this season really reminds me of the 2005 season, Ted's first season, with Mike Sherman. Favre just flat out didn't care about Sherman anymore and the team looked poorly coached and kept on making sloppy mistakes and giving away winnable games on the way to a 4-12 record. The Packers need a coach who will pull Rodgers back into line, and whip the offense into shape. Also please keep Mike Pettine, he's been a godsend for the defense. On paper they haven't been doing great but Fackrell has taken a major step forward, the Packers are among league leaders in sacks, and the defense somehow hasn't given up more than 31 points in any one game despite being on the field constantly due to the struggles of the offense.
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American McGay posted:I was flipping back between this and NBA but the gist of what I heard is that he punted on 4th and 2 with 3 minutes left? lmfao 4 minutes left! Which is a meaningless distinction because, it was 2 yards, Jones was gouging them on every run, the lack of time outs, and the fact that Seattle was running on them at will and could easily run out the clock. It has to be one of the stupidest coaching decisions this season.
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Quiet Feet posted:4 minutes left! It's definitely the moment McCarthy jumped the shark. Totally inexcusable.
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SKULL.GIF posted:
The biggest difference I see with the defense compared to last years is that they don't give up these rediculous yards after a catch anymore. Previously, there was always a wide receiver wide open somewhere, now they get immediately tackled. Well, sometimes a missed tackle, but all receptions have to be earned by the offense.
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Dexo posted:Realtalk: Congrats. gently caress Scott Walker. Something the entire NFCN can get behind. Realtalk: I hope Fat Mike stays forever.
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tinstaach posted:The Lions have 2 Kings of the North!
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Cool the Jimmy G thumb injury is serious It also came on this play /cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/13447915/graham_injury.gif) 
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SirPablo posted:Something the entire NFCN can get behind. I don't mind if they get rid of fat Mike, that guy has beaten the bears way too much for me to want to see him around anymore. I just hope it's for a Pats coordinator or a awful retread
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SKULL.GIF posted:Cool the Jimmy G thumb injury is serious Nothing but a thug
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SKULL.GIF posted:Cool the Jimmy G thumb injury is serious
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Hopefully when Quinn gets the boot in a year or two the new GM will want their own guy. Not like it will matter.
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In regards to practice, just a couple of comments I just want to make on this topic to provide some maybe insight and let’s call it closure to this continual conversation that we have here as far as our training. First, we’ll always practice and train in a manner that looks out for our players’ ability to prepare each week for our opponent while also taking care of, including all parameters to the overall health and safety of our team. Indoor walkthroughs, which we had this week, which we’ve also had in the past, are always beneficial to our team. It’s beneficial to our players. It’s a great teaching and learning environment. It’s an opportunity for us to pull off them physically the demands of practice and the overall hustle and pursuit of what we have to do during the course of a practice and our movements. It also gives a little bit of extra rest to most of the players out there on the turf but also allows some of the players that might not be able to practice out there in the normal practice environment to go out and get reps and get communication and get prepared for the game. The downside of practicing indoors on the turf is the wear and effect that it has on the bigger-bodied players on our team. Standing on turf or running on turf often times, for extended periods of time, affects joints. It affects swelling and really causes the body in the different members of our team to have pain or joint swelling that then will cause them further delay in preparing for playing in the game. Practicing outside has multiple benefits. Provides different elements for us to prepare in, work through in the grand overall preparation of our team. Yesterday was a good opportunity for us to go outside. We were able to practice and work on our fundamentals from a standpoint that we wanted to practice in pads. Practicing in pads on turf is a little bit of an extra risk in my mind, in some of those situations where feet or footwork might be stuck in the turf in different situations whereas the grass or the natural ground has a little bit more give. In those situations it was safer for us to go outside in pads and practice in an opportunity where we could work on our fundamentals in what I thought would be a safer manner, which is true. Going outside yesterday allowed us to also have the opportunity to focus on our fundamentals, which we needed to do, and take care and make sure we are technically sound in some of our footwork. Practicing in some of those conditions, whether it’s mud, snow, loose grass, whatever the case may be, focuses most of the skill players have to keep their feet underneath them to be able to break the low center of gravity and play technically sound, which is always good from a fundamental standpoint. So a good opportunity to get that done. The temperature yesterday was not a factor. It was not cold outside and there was not a heavy wind. So it was an easy day for us to go outside and get some good work done. Working through conditions that are not ideal, as a football team, is also another benefit for us to take live learning environments and turn them into actual teaching moments outside also. It allows us to focus on the details, again, like I said, of our technique but also the awareness of our surroundings, which we’ll have to play through and fight through at some point, in particular through the course of the year. When the elements pop up it’s a great learning lesson for us. We’re going to take the opportunity to make sure that we fight through it and again. Remember, that we’re always playing the team or the opponent, not the elements. In many cases we change and alter practice and locations based on what we feel is best for the team in that particular moment. Some of those decisions are made at the very last minute, based on how the weather or how the field or how the team feels in that particular time. Last Friday, we practiced inside. We played outside. Miami week, we practiced outside in the quote-unquote cold and we played in 112 (degree) field temperature game. Again, it’s about the preparation, it’s about how we practice, it’s about our execution and then it’s about how we perform on Sunday. That’s all that really matters. So that’s all we’re trying to do. There’s no more discussion. There’s no more conversation about it. I’d like to move on and show a little bit more respect to Carolina, the Panthers, coach Ron Rivera, his outstanding team that he’s bringing up here to play against us and the challenges that we have in fact trying to stop and prepare for them. We’re going to be practicing inside today so everybody’s clear, all right? Make sure everybody’s good for all the head coaches in the room on that. Everybody good there? So again, there’s some wind out there, some gusts, probably a good idea to practice inside and make sure you have some good timing. It’s all based on what’s best for the team at that moment. We good? Great. Any questions about Carolina?
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SKULL.GIF posted:In regards to practice, just a couple of comments I just want to make on this topic to provide some maybe insight and let’s call it closure to this continual conversation that we have here as far as our training. First, we’ll always practice and train in a manner that looks out for our players’ ability to prepare each week for our opponent while also taking care of, including all parameters to the overall health and safety of our team. Indoor walkthroughs, which we had this week, which we’ve also had in the past, are always beneficial to our team. It’s beneficial to our players. It’s a great teaching and learning environment. It’s an opportunity for us to pull off them physically the demands of practice and the overall hustle and pursuit of what we have to do during the course of a practice and our movements. It also gives a little bit of extra rest to most of the players out there on the turf but also allows some of the players that might not be able to practice out there in the normal practice environment to go out and get reps and get communication and get prepared for the game. Agreed.
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SKULL.GIF posted:In regards to practice, just a couple of comments I just want to make on this topic to provide some maybe insight and let’s call it closure to this continual conversation that we have here as far as our training. First, we’ll always practice and train in a manner that looks out for our players’ ability to prepare each week for our opponent while also taking care of, including all parameters to the overall health and safety of our team. Indoor walkthroughs, which we had this week, which we’ve also had in the past, are always beneficial to our team. It’s beneficial to our players. It’s a great teaching and learning environment. It’s an opportunity for us to pull off them physically the demands of practice and the overall hustle and pursuit of what we have to do during the course of a practice and our movements. It also gives a little bit of extra rest to most of the players out there on the turf but also allows some of the players that might not be able to practice out there in the normal practice environment to go out and get reps and get communication and get prepared for the game.
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Fat Mike has feasted (heh) on the NFC central to the tune of a 53-22 record, thus sustaining his coaching tenure. Bears, Vikings, and Lions fans should be even happier to see him go than we will be.Leon Einstein posted:It's definitely the moment McCarthy jumped the shark. Totally inexcusable. He does this poo poo all the time. He's a coward. He also took his foot off the gas as he usually does early in the game. If they get a lead, he plays for field goals.
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SKULL.GIF posted:In regards to practice, just a couple of comments I just want to make on this topic to provide some maybe insight and let’s call it closure to this continual conversation that we have here as far as our training. First, we’ll always practice and train in a manner that looks out for our players’ ability to prepare each week for our opponent while also taking care of, including all parameters to the overall health and safety of our team. Indoor walkthroughs, which we had this week, which we’ve also had in the past, are always beneficial to our team. It’s beneficial to our players. It’s a great teaching and learning environment. It’s an opportunity for us to pull off them physically the demands of practice and the overall hustle and pursuit of what we have to do during the course of a practice and our movements. It also gives a little bit of extra rest to most of the players out there on the turf but also allows some of the players that might not be able to practice out there in the normal practice environment to go out and get reps and get communication and get prepared for the game. Nice meltdown
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