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Maybe he has run his course. He seemed to be a good coach but hasn't adapted much when the league seems to have him figured out.
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Maybe he has run his course. He seemed to be a good coach but hasn't adapted much when the league seems to have him figured out.
I am not concerned with Love in the slightest. Yes he's been inaccurate at times, but the issues all start up front. He's feeling the pressure too much as well. Packers have the fewest rush yards in the first 3 games in a season of any team since 1933 or something like that. They have the top 2 games this year in terms of pass rush allowed/win rate (MIN and ATL) and he has been hit or sacked 27 times already which is the most since 2009 to start a season. At one point during the game, the packers OL had 4 people blocking 2 pass rushers while others ran free haha. His pass catchers while looking alright also have the most drops in the league. I don't like that he may develop an attitude problem, but as a non player I can understand it. He is getting killed out there, my only hope is he actually survives this year. MLF is a mid coach resting on the success of Rodgers, who would have missed the playoffs every year if they didn't add a 7th seed. He has made terrible position coach hires, lost the locker room and the fan base (I've been a MLF hater for years at this point). Considering the circumstance, Love is comparatively balling out.
This is all BEFORE last night's game lol
Then with coaching/play calling again
Everyone always says who would they get to replace MLF, the answer is anyone. People dump their BF/GFs all the time before finding the next when they know it won't work out. Time the Packers do the same.