Reply to "Silverstein: Critics see potential problems with Packers Silo"

ChongoX4 O.G.

Players today, and it starts in college, don’t respond well to Pittsburgh Macho. They want to feel respected and like they are partners in the process. As foreign as this sounds to us, they view themselves as equals to the coaching staff, not subordinates.

MLF is that kind of coach. As long as he can make tough decisions and get buy in from his team leaders, it will trickle down and the team will follow. But if he worries about making everyone happy it is too pussified to clamp down when necessary, he’s toast.

#12 has birthday bought in, which means 17 and 69 will buy in...everyone else will follow. In fact you could tell 69 was not happy with McVinces lack of fining guys for being late. I think this squad wants accountability from everyone.

I am cautiously optimistic MLF will be a good hire.

5/10/1911:19 PM

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