If we know about these issues, other teams do too.

Currently, I'm most impressed with the Bucs-I love watching Baker Mayfield play.

Is it a trend working on year seven that MLF doesn’t learn from past in game decisions that backfire? His post game presser he always talks about learning from this…when does it become learned?

And is he able to focus his team to be buttoned up and not be perfect, but can you at least stop crap that they do that is self inflicted? Can he make the other team beat them vs helping give them help.

I don’t know if his track record shows a path about how he tightens things up. It’s game six week seven, now would be ok by me.

During the end of the Steeler/Bengals game there was masterful clock management. I couldn't help but compare the difference re: MLF's difficulties w/same.

From what I see of Matt, is the inability to look down more holistically and see the broader view of a situation and how it relates to overall goals.
For example, there in not enough appreciation of the 'injury' to the competence of the team which comes from repeated, unaddressed and unsolved issues such as poor clock management/in-game adjustments, persistent road game weakness, penalties, lack of personnel management, compartmentalized management style (over-delegation to Coordinators, many of whom have failed for years). There is a sense of denial in his mind-set which tells me the same problems will recur.
I think the above will keep the Packers from making the SB.

{allowing 12 of 18 drives in the final quarter.}
Fear and injuries, changed the success of what worked.
Consistency isn't what you'll see with back-ups.
We know there's talent on the roster.
But when coaches have to make allowances for
Non-Calls, Lack of depth strength, and giving
their opponent a chance to win. (Bad decisions)
The message is quite clear.
Hope seems to be the direction they'll take.

"Jordan Love has nine touchdowns and two picks, but has made bad decisions, especially late in ballgames."

The two picks were bad decisions? By who? INT #1 happened after Walker let his rusher speed around his left to give him an easy path to swat at Love's right arm just as he was loading up to fire a pass. Walker makes the block and no INT.

The INT last week was a poor throw that was tipped to the defender. I don't view the pass as a bad decision...lead the WR just a few yards more and it is a completion. But admit it was a poor throw and those happen to every QB.

So far this season Love has an INT rate of 1.4%. Last year his INT rate was 2.6%. Looks like so far, his decision making is better this year than last year in when and where to pass.

For reference, Bart Starr's INT rate was 4.4%...was Bart labeled as a "bad decisions" QB?

Jordan Love is not even on my radar as a significant drag on the team.

...and once again Cory wants to compare Green Bay's interceptions with the lowly Jets. At least this time he's not suggesting we try to be them!

I agree with the basic premise that the Packers haven't played their best football, but this column is just a laundry list of fan complaints--some legitimate and some not. Calling out Devonte Wyatt for substandard play was particularly odd.

Yes, Jordan Love has made some mistakes, but there continues to be a huge discrepancy between how he's perceived by Packer fans and how he's perceived by everybody else. I looked at the QB power rankings on CBS sports, and this week Love is at #4--one spot above Patrick Mahomes. So I guess Love is the worst QB in the league except for all but three of the others.

Packer fans continue to win the prize for the most spoiled fan base in the NFL.

The Packers will play better when Le Fleur lets them. He doesn't even watch the defense when they're on the field, but he still deserves the blame for the horrific second-half collapses because, as head coach, he should be the coach of both sides of the ball. He hasn't a clue what to suggest on defense, and isn't that bright when it comes to offense.

For one, the Packers aren't passing enough. Jordan Love ranks 25th in dropbacks despite also sitting at tenth in passing yards per game, third in yards per attempt, fifth in passer rating, and eighth in hero throw rate.

Le Fleur is a frightened coach, always afraid of making mistakes, and he should be because he's made so many over the years. He knows his weaknesses but hasn't a clue how to correct them, so all we've gotten for seven years is "I have to be better." Unfortunately, I don't think he can be—time for a change.

Hey the desert may expose this teams weaknesses. If Brisset can light up that secondary early the way Flacco did too late last week, they have a very good chance. The Cards have a decent team but can be lacking at times.
Word is Jacobs may not play and I'm nopt sure of other injuries. Watson is he ever comong back and LLoyd is he still on the team? Great money for doing nothing for two years now.

It's important for the Packers to win this upcoming road game in Arizona. they need to stack success and they to build confidence that they can win on the road.
As long as they don't beat themselves the Packers should achieve a solid win on the road this week. Thanks, Since '61