I don't think fans are being overly critical as It is more about the same problems recurring. There are systemic problems that those in charge are not willing to address.

Fans would understand if they felt problems were being solved, be it a better play-caller, a GM who recognized talent and chose better, a HC who held his positional coaches more accountable, a HC who fired sub-par coaches more quickly. But, the same problems recur but show up in different areas--it's always something-a weak corner room, lack of discipline, a weak OL and on and on. It has been years since GB had a complementary team-either the D or the O seems to be deficient.
So, I would say it is a lack of leadership, a lack of problem solving, a lack of accountability which wears out fans.

Still better to be a Packer fan than to be a f an of many other teams. Still a well-run franchise overall but underperforming at the moment. Hoping they can right the ship and get their act together so we’re not starting over with a new coaching staff. Except feeling like they have got to be able to do better than Bisaccia on ST. WTH is the issue there?

The Packers have been very good for 30+ years. It is difficult to witness an excellent team drift towards mediocrity especially if fixable problems are not fixed over a several year period-I'm getting bored.

"In other words, 'R-E-L-A-X.' Sound familiar?"

Aaron Rodgers uttered his famous R E L A X comment in 2012 after defeating the Houston Texans in week 6 of that season.

Since 2012, Packer players, coaches, scouts, ball boys, front office personnel, and Packer fans have all been R E L A X I N each and every Super Bowl Sunday while watching other teams compete for the Lombardi Trophy.

Maybe a bit less R E L A X and a lot more U R G E N C Y for the NFL franchise that used to be known as TitleTown is in order.

Oh, come on. This was supposed to be an "all-in" season, and it looked that way after the first two games. So fans are rightfully anxious after seeing some of the football they've seen since then.

"Do we really want Rich Bisaccia to take over the reins mid-season?" I'm not advocating any action just yet, but if there was ever a situation when you wanted to kill two birds with one stone (or one office visit), this is it.

"We're right there as an offense." Prove it. R-E-L-A-X? Sorry, somehow this isn't as reassuring.

I don't really buy the "collective hard work and gut check" bit either. I'm sure everyone works hard, but the situational awareness and ability to adjust in game time doesn't always show up on the offensive end. So the Packers have to play smarter, not harder, and that includes the offensive coaching staff deviating from the boxes in their collective heads. Maybe they can start with urgency on the first possession... and repeat so you can imprint your stamp on the game instead of playing to the level of the competition and ensuring a dogfight every time.

Don't have to give my age but won 25 cents when GB beat the Cowboys in Dallas for the first SB game. MLF, won't stop that, but will continue to point out the team's short comings. My experience is that he won't last long. His problem is that he doesn't have the team ready for big games. Either bad planning or poor practices he isn't delivering.
JMHO

Undisciplined football is not winning football. Green Bay Packers coaches seemingly have forgotten that. Breakdowns on the field occur when issues haven't been addressed and rectified. We are seeing that far too often.

While the past few games have been painful for Packer fans (after a strong start of the season), I'd still rather be a Packer fan than a fan of just about any other club. There is no billionaire owner who threatens to move the team if his terms for increased income (new stadium) are not met (eg. Browns to Baltimore; Raiders to LA, back to Oakland, then to Vegas; Rams from LA to St. Louis, then back to LA; Chargers from San Diego to LA). Or an organization run by the owner's twenty-something sons (Jets). Or an organization run by a 90 yr old wildcatter who thinks he still has it (Cowboys). Or an organization that hired a guy who sounded good on TV, but was wholy incompetent as a GM (Millen with Detroit) Nope. Give me the Packers, warts and all.

I'd kinda like an owner to supervise the rats or is that the mice?

Last 30 years

Packers won 2nd most games in the NFL. But short on the big Dances

We have scored the most points and TDS in that time frame

Should have won two back to back with Rodger’s last years.

He would be retired and we would know who is wife is.

Ascending QB….hmm—maybe?
Go Packers!!!

I believe that we have reached the point when the QB must transcend the Coach in order to advance to the SB. Over the last few months (and years) we have seen the best of MLF - his ceiling - if you will. Conversely, I am less convinced that we have seen the best of Love. There seems to be more but it needs to be unlocked. So maybe it's time for Love to go A.R. To exercise his veto power on any play from the sidelines in order to assert his own game plan.

A.R. made McCarthy and LaFleur look to be better coaches than they actually were / are. Frankly I would rather see Love take control of the Offense - than continue to entrust LaFleur with his standardized game plans. Otherwise hope may be our only other option - that often does not produce a favorable outcome.

Many of the comments have mentioned this- the same problems keep reoccurring. That is what frustrates fans.

Problems should be addressed and solved immediately. That's what coaches are paid big $ to do.

The defense has finally been upgraded, but special teams, clock management, pre-snap penalties, and inexplicable game management keep rearing their ugly heads game after game, and season after season.

PePe LeFleur has put himself on a short leash for job security. He's had enough time to demonstrate if he can win important games. Time is running out if this continues.

Yes I would rather be a Packer fan and deal with GB's shortcomings than any other team. Having grown up a Rams fan and then lived in Miami and become a Dolphins fan I can tell you it is far worse most anywhere else. The strength of the Packers is their ability to weather problems and not to over react. Yes it's frustrating and the time may well come for either MLF or Gute to go. That time is not now. Everything is still there for the taking this year. If you consider that this is our rough stretch and give our coaches and players a chance to play out the season, we still have as good a shot as anyone. We should get excited by the opportunity we have in front of us. The ST's look like they're improving as a unit. The offense will get going eventually, we know that and have seen it. This time we truly have a championship defense that has real teeth. It would not be a shocker if we go on a little run and win a bunch of games in a row. I'm excited for the rest of the year. Let's gooo!

I love the Packers, as I have for 60 years. I am dismayed by the people who call themselves fans and then just incessantly rip the team,the coaches, and the front office in a deranged effort to pretend they're smarter than the professionals running the team.

A win tomorrow makes us 6-3-1. I've stuck with this team through worse starts than this.