SUPERBOWL

[Retired AFA]

JD is going all out for a Superbowl this year. He is putting his job on the line. If the Offensive line falters. He's a goner, If Rodgers goes down. He's a goner. JD is not planning for the future, It's now or never. IMHO I feel he made a couple of foolish mistakes, but I waited too long for a Superbowl. I hope it doesn't come down and bite him in the ass.

 

[LRJets]

Didn't one fired coach once say, "No big deal, I was between jobs anyway".

 

[TonyFtLaud]

His job was already on the line .
Poor drafting, terrible FA signings. Trading for an older QB and not building any semblance of an O line to protect him. Poor contract management left little cap space,$35 million plus in dead cap.
He boxed himself in and now he is making desperate moves to get himself out.
I can't remember any lame duck GM under Woody. Most were extended regardless of performance , or fired with years remaining.

 

[hatnlvr]

To be honest, it's the same as last year. Superbowl is a pipe dream, but if everything comes together, we can win 10-12 games and make the playoffs. Anything can happen if we make the playoffs.

 

[cheaterhater]

We’l see in the draft if he’s still building for the future. Right now, he stockpiled best available o line guys without breaking the bank, which is what he had to do either way

 

[cheaterhater]

If Woody forced Rodgers on him then we can’t really blame him for anything that he does

 

[TebowCan'tThrow]

If Woody forced Rodgers on him then we can’t really blame him for anything that he does

That doesn't sound like Woody.

 

[Bigmoe]

Woody forced Rodgers on him

Man
There’s a lot to decipher in your statement