@Grave Digger posted:You’re going to be happy cheering for Denver Rodgers or the Pittsburgh Rodgers. Hitch your wagon to a winner and you’re smug for life. The difference is: I don’t give a shit why GB wins or how many bad contracts they throw out, I like everyone in the building. They’re winning, why be pissed about something?
Your projection of being "pissed" is just that, projection. You wrote something that was bullshit and I noted it was bullshit.
Right on queue you proceed with the Rodgers fan bit. You dragged this shit out, not me.
I'll enjoy the last hurrah just as I've stated numerous times. The difference is I'd like to see a competitive Packers team in the future and the moves being made aren't simply one off bonehead moves but a stupid, tired, antiquated approach not only to contracts but the concept of team building and player relations.
You can already see the stink of the 80's when no FA wanted to sign in Green Bay. What happens when there isn't a super star QB carrying the team? What happens to a solid, young coach when he has to contend with a rebuild and your FO keep throwing out shit contracts on stiff players with an overall shit ethos players aren't on board with?
You think it's bitching to just bitch? You think it's something just to make you sad? First of all, get over yourself. Secondly, it's a pretty bitter pill to swallow when Murphy himself has made mentions of successful seasons inferring butts in the seats was enough. It's also pretty fucking annoying to see this half ass approach on full display with multiple failings the FO keeps piling up in regards to coaches, players and contracts.
I root for the Packers, not the fucking Paul Brown Bengals or the Bill Bidwell Cardinals. You want to be satisfied with the fucks running a team essentially telling you to be satisfied that's your bit not mine.
It isn't about picking a front runner Rodgers team, it's about supporting the NFL at all if Packers FO tone deaf arrogance is the standard operating premise. You keep that fucking straight the next time you make an insinuation.