Packers fire McCarthy

[IowaRam]

Big QB contracts

I hope the Rams can sign Goff without breaking the bank

 

[PatDaddy13]

Rodgers was a fool to re-sign in Green Bay. Should have went somewhere with a better coach and a better chance of winning a title.

Unless he only cares about the money. Then he did the right thing.

 

[LesBaker]

Packers brought in Mike McCarthy after the game and fired him; he was not expecting it, per source.

This has been all over sports talk radio for two weeks. FFS everyone was expecting it!

 

[IowaRam]

must have been getting advice from Jeff Fisher

 

[jacktheripper85]

It’s gotta be the Browns.

I’d go with the team that has Sam Darnold, the NY market and a ton of cap space next year-hello NY Jets.

 

[PatDaddy13]

I’d go with the team that has Sam Darnold, the NY market and a ton of cap space next year-hello NY Jets.

Why would the Jets want the guy that wasted Aaron Rodgers' best years to ruin their new, young QB's best years?

 

[FarNorth]

What did they accomplish by getting rid of him today?
Are they making a run at Kingsbury?

It gives them a headstart and time to id candidates, hire one if they're free, otherwise be ready to act asap after the season. It's a good strategy, what the Rams did to get McVay.

 

[dieterbrock]

I’ve always though he was way over rated and rode the coat tails of 2 HOF QB.

Not sure why he’s surprised. The team sucks, his QB hates him and they just lost to the effing cardinals

 

[Rams43]

I’m just gonna say it.

I think that the NFL has passed McCarthy by.

At the very least he should take a year off before doing an interview. Maybe go fly fishing with Fisher?

But seriously? If I were an owner, I would be looking elsewhere for a new HC.

 

[OldSchool]

View: https://twitter.com/jeffduncan_/status/1069381716324876288?s=21

 

[kurtfaulk]

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Four years too late.

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[Picked4td]

Packers brought in Mike McCarthy after the game and fired him; he was not expecting it, per source.

This has been all over sports talk radio for two weeks. FFS everyone was expecting it!

I think it was the timing that was a surprised. right after a game is an unusual time to fire someone

 

[Q729]

For dramatic effect.

 

[fearsomefour]

125-77-1.

HOF QBs help.
Makes sense for Cleveland.
With a young QB will find out if he can really coach or not.

 

[Dieter the Brock]

So you couldn’t wait. Philbin is just that much of a difference maker, and the point of humiliating McCarthy was just too irresistible — especially with the chance to fire a Super Bowl winner in green and yellow. The Packers are one QB retirement away (aaron rogers) from praying for the Majik Man’s return.

 

[ArkyRamsFan]

How about the GM that hasn't given the team enough talent.

He should be next on the "See ya" train......

~ArkyRamsFan~

 

[Corbin]

 

[LA_vision]

Should of been done years ago. Alot of prime Aaron just wasted.

 

[Angry Ram]

HOF QBs help.
Makes sense for Cleveland.
With a young QB will find out if he can really coach or not.

Takes both. Really can't blame all of this year's struggles on MM.

He didn't take it out of the endzone against the Rams. Or missed every single FG against the Lions. Or missed a GW FG against the Cardinals. Or couldn't execute against the shitbirds.

 

[thirteen28]

On PFT Live last week, they were talking about how McCarthy would come up with a gameplan and by midway through the first quarter Rodgers would have basically scrapped it by audibling out of just about every play called. Not sure who the problem is there, the coach for a sh!tty gameplan or the QB for thinking he should have total control. But it's not a good situation either way, and they aren't going to get rid of Rodgers.

That being said, I saw a recent pic of Rodgers, and all I have to say is that 70's porno called and they want their mustache back.