That MLF is really sharp....On the blocked punt, "You could argue that was the difference in the game." Really? It was pretty obvious at the season midpoint that a ST coaching change was in order, but apparently he figured the penchant for blunders would magically disappear once the postseason arrived.

"There's no plan for a rebuild." That's why I usually pay no attention to pressers--no one is going to say anything revealing at this time. Hopefully the front office has other ideas in mind anyway, because there is never a better opportunity to hit the reset button and position this franchise for future success.

A nice collection of very classy soundbites from a great group of professionals. Now give each other a hug, trade AR, release or tag then trade DA and get busy getting the young guns signed. Fill the holes with fresh talent from FA's or draft class.
FA acquisitions and rookies must be fast, tough and disciplined. Foot ball players that can compete for playing time and excel at special teams.
Possibly our next qb1 will be more dedicated to the scheme and read through all progressions. Offense could be better with better decision making, so long as accuracy are there. AR12 proved that he isn't willing to do that and it's time to give the next person a chance. This is still a very talented team. Rebuild should be one offseason if the FO can work some magic.
GPG!

It nice to hear that there won't be a rebuild. Now we just need to figure out how to avoid subtraction by necessity.

I am pleased that there is no rebuild. This is some remodeling, a little renovation, but as the coach said , we'll be a better version of ourselves next year.

The nature of special teams.......you should do everything possible to reduce their impact on the game. You'll never have special teams good enough to make up for the offense, or defense, just flat failing, and that's what happened. You can change coaches and players but every team since Knute Rockne has had problems on special teams. You aren't going to change that. You aren't going to make every field goal. You're going to get kicks blocked. You're going to get penalties and injuries. You're going to fall for fakes. It's going to happen.

Never return punts. Return only the kicks you have to and get down before you cough up the rock. Punt out of bounds. Kick it through the endzone or squib it.

What is the definition of insanity? Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.

So the Packers Special Teams under Shawn Mennenga were woeful and so he was fired after several years of poor play by his units.

So what did MLF do? Hire his well spoken but very inexperienced assistant as the head guy and expected different results!

Personally I like Mo Drayton, seems like an articulate and nice guy but the hire was.....

STUPID!

This seemingly harmless hire cost the Packers a chance at the SUPER BOWL!

Biggest blunder since BRANDON BOSTIC on Special Teams!

MLF do you want different results? New broom sweeps clean Dude, get it right next time!

The only change to the O line should have been Myers , had special teams done their job the Packers win 13 to 3 and the game would go down as a defensive battle , thanks to Maurice Drayton season over.

Packers O had like four or five 3-out or 6-out possessions in second half. I wish more skill players were involved rather than Davante-vision or Jones

Why the Packers lost to the 49ers - a fan's take (It wasn't defense)

On the coaches
-One slant called - second play of the game
-Two screens called - one each in the first & second offensive series
-Very little imagination in sets using motion to get the defense off-balance

On the Quarterback
-14:00 mark in the 2nd qtr. on 3rd and 8, Rogers takes a sack when he could have dropped the ball off to a wide open Deguara in the flat.
-12:52 mark in 4th qtr. 2nd and goal from the 10 yard line following a false start penalty, Rogers has Jones open but makes a bad throw that Jones must twist around and reach way up to catch - falls to the ground for a 2 yard gain, instead of a bigger gain or potential touchdown.
-5:30 mark in 4th qtr. on 2nd and 8, Rogers makes a poor throw to a covered adams with Cobb and Lazard open on the left side.
-Very next play Rogers is slow to get the ball out of his hands to an open Deguara in the flat and takes a sack. That forces the punt that got blocked and taken in for a TD for SF.
-3:45 mark of 4th qtr. 2nd and 11, Rogers throws incomplete to a coverd Cobb on the left side when he had Deguara (again!) and Jones both open in the middle.
-Very next play 3rd and 11, Rogers throws incomplete to Adams in double coverage when he had St. Brown streaking down the left side and breaks open and Lazard wide open over the middle. Packers have to punt and never get the ball back.
On Special Teams
No comment needed.

Too much navel gazing.

What other QB has 39 wins out of 47 played games ( not really counting Detroit) over the last 3 years? Which other Quarterback has 113 TD passes and only 13 INTs- over the last 3 years. And people want to jettison him because of one bad game played at 0 F? Come on – he has at least 3 years left in his body. Time for AR and the team to negotiate with these guys to get Adams /AR and other key individuals back. And stop the dumb talk. Yes I hated his offseason mindgames ( but better than Favres) – and I really hated his vaccination mind games as well. But those are different stories. As far as can he still play QB – better than most – does the salary cap and his salary come into play yes. So lets just let it play out – Ball Gutey and Murph need to get it done.

Does trading Rodgers and letting Devante walk constitute a rebuild?
Did MLF feel like the choices made on the o-line had an effect on the running game?

Bring back Rodgers and I'm not sure how much enjoyment Packer fans will actually have during the regular season. There will be a lot of victories but after every game, there will also be the inevitable feeling, "Yeah, but wait till the playoffs when Rodgers sucks."

The mantra is, get to the playoffs and you've got a shot. Not really. Rodgers has folded so many times he's like worn-out bed sheet. He was that bad. Really bad. Historically bad. I think it's a combination of things;

1) His incredibly inflated ego for one. He simply refuses to take the easy throws. He has to show us how fuckin' good he is and go for a talked-about throw, so he can revel in the adulation of fans and reporters after the game. His attitude is "I'm no game manager, I don't need no stinkin' dump-offs!"

The second thing that stood out Sunday was the differences in attitude between Rodgers and those two young bucks that went at each other like Ali-Frazier. They were throwing darts, lasers, to multiple receivers. I saw Pat Mahomes, with 13 seconds left, pick up his helmet and it looked like he knew he was going to score. 13 seconds! Rodgers has done that in the past for sure. But last year, and even more so this year, he looked shriveled, pissed, uncertain, like an entitled guy whose chauffeur was late picking him up. There was no fight in the man.

Enuf!... as David Maraniss said. Those that say we can't let a generational QB, who has won back-to-back MVPs, just walk are wrong in my estimation. As fans, we root first and foremost for the logo. But you can't deny we root for players we like, and Rodgers has just become so unlikeable.

Give me a team of young hungry players going out there fighting for the Green and Gold. Win or lose I'll be in their corner, and just maybe, with the haul we get for Rodgers, it'll actually turn out all right. The excitement will be season long because we'll be hoping to get into the playoffs, not wondering all season, with Rodgers, whether he'll choke once more.