By "worrying about the play," does he mean, "trying to dictate to the coach what we should be doing? Because that's some Bert Favor type shit.

If a player is deliberately sand bagging this offense over some ego-based power play, then they need to take a seat.

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At least this game, I can't recall him passing on open WR's like he has been on a few occasions. McCarthy needs to look into a mirror. The play calling has been terrible.

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I remember twice where he could have thrown it shallow for a first, or could have ran for the first with the open receiver (actually Kuhn one of the two) could be used as a blocker. Instead he threw it incomplete. And I think there was a 3rd time when he threw the ball cross field opposite direction. Horrible decision, but the throw was catachable. I believe that play he had someone in front of him and some space to move the chains.

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I have seen many times this season where someone was open short, and Rodgers ignored them.

They are not doing any of the quick passes that would take away the pass rush.
The offense is pitiful this year.
And that's being generous.

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We started 6-0. Since then, we've gone 4-5, and it really should have been 3-6 if it hadn't been for a bad facemask call on a horrible playground play, followed by a miracle hail mary.

Sorry, MM, but playing a losing record over the last 9 games, whether it's 4-5 or 3-6 is going to generate negativity.

If you're sick and tire of the negativity, try preparing the Packers better, adjusting your game plan to reflect the decimation we've had at OL, and winning more of these games?

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Musccy, your being WAAAAAY too reasonable and balanced in your thinking. In the words of Z2C, "stop it, just stop it!" 😂

Of course, everything you say is 100% correct and usually this balanced approach is the correct approach. But, to answer your question, you trust to throw to your receivers regardless of what happened the play before. If they eff up; YOU TRUST THEM ON THE NEXT PLAY. And here's why: If you dont, then in this offense you will be a QB with a 45 passer rating against non prevent Ds. Or what we've seen from Lord Errant Assgers over the past several weeks.

It's like the proverbial pitcher in baseball with a sterling ERA and a less than .500 record. Two outs and an error is made; pitcher gets pi$$ed, loses poise, and gives up 7 hits and 5 runs.

Rodgers and Favre are lot alike. When GB signed Jim McMahon; Favre said he thought he was going to lose his job; this quality/fear is what made him great. In about 2000, Favre came to realize he was great, his insecurity instead of being channeled into unprecedented QB play and striving to get better; was channeled into becoming the greatest self-entitled egocentric narcissistic lecherous and misogynistic stat whore the world has ever known.

Rodgers is also an insecure little child: "Colleges, all NFL teams ignore me, I'll show you." He harnessed that insecurity into a physical and mental focus that is unprecedented in NFL QB play. But, now Lord Rodgers sees himself as the greatest QB of all time, "I be Arron Rodgers and my crap dont stink and by golly, no one who has the right to play with me better have crap that stinks either; and I'm so smart, much smarter than anyone on the offensive Staff, they better do what I tell them to do or else." He is too focused on everyone doing their job right to perfection and when they dont he pouts and sulks like a petulant lil' debutante that didn't get the dress she wanted for her cotillion. A star player needs to realize AND ACCEPT that his mates are not all going to be perennial all-pros; especially when he's sucking up 1/7 of the money. His focus on being superior to all that have the honor of getting a whiff of his body odor is severely detracting from the mental and physical focus he brought to the game in years past.

A secure minded adult player, Man's up. An adolescent looks to blame others. Rodgers is incapable of manning-up. He's incapable of fixing his current mental state of mind; because the problem is with the way he's thinking.

How does this get fixed? I have no clue; it's actually quite hopeless; but ya gotta do something! Gotta bench him! Bench him v. Minnesota and watch him show the Staff what a HUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE mistake they made over the next FOUR playoff games.

That's not what he said. Josh Sitton confirmed it on the radio show that Lang said "Why did you throw" which is what we can see in the video too. According to Sitton, the Packers had what they felt was a good running play called and Lang wasn't the only one questioning why he threw it. I wouldn't say anyone was upset though based on what Sitton said.

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