The stupid in this thread is mind blowing. This place is a forum for sharing opinions and if that opinion is that the Packers would be better off without TT you're a complete idiot. Go **** yourself and follow a different team. Just my opinion.
It's pretty simple. If you sided with Favre when he left, you hate TT. But if you're a rational, well-adjusted person, you recognize how lucky the Packers are to have him. 
The level of dum in this thread is ridiculous. GB is lucky to have a guy like TT. The discussion pretty much ends there. Could he improve a bit in a few areas? Probably.... but the reality is most people that critique him aren't qualified to carry his dirty jock strap. This isn't fantasy football fellas.
Pakrz with a sensible opinion? What is this world coming to? 
Originally Posted by Pakrz:
Could he improve a bit in a few areas? Probably....
Pitching Woo is not his forte; he's more of the wall-flower type
But I do give him credit for tossing in a little dry humor from time to time
Originally Posted by KonKrete:
The stupid in this thread is mind blowing. This place is a forum for sharing opinions and if that opinion is that the Packers would be better off without TT you're a complete idiot. Go **** yourself and follow a different team. Just my opinion.
LANGUAGE!!!!
Originally Posted by YooperPackfan:
Could it be that people feel we would never have beaten the Giants in the playoffs do therefore think its that play that helped us get to the Super Bowl seeing we didn't have to face the Giants?
http://www.pro-football-refere...res/201012260gnb.htm
Yeah, no way they beat that team.
Originally Posted by Pakrz:
...but the reality is most people that critique him aren't qualified to carry his dirty jock strap...
exactly! BTW..carrying dirty jock straps is Hank's job anyway.
Originally Posted by PackerHawk:
Originally Posted by YooperPackfan:
Could it be that people feel we would never have beaten the Giants in the playoffs do therefore think its that play that helped us get to the Super Bowl seeing we didn't have to face the Giants?
http://www.pro-football-refere...res/201012260gnb.htm
Yeah, no way they beat that team.
Nick, Tramon, and Sam started a crazy trend where they started picking off EVERYTHING in this game and it didn't stop for 6 weeks. Just a ridiculous display of secondary play.
That team also had Cullen Jenkins who had a great season sandwiched around an injury. They are still trying to replace him. We had Chuck Woodson still playing at an elite level but he began to decline after that year. Throw in a breakout season for Desmond Bishop, another area of need since 2010.
That team was just on a roll. No one was going to stop them. NY Giants? Hell no. #delusional
Ted Thompson discusses his future and the season ahead
Given this franchise's money, management structure, stadium, training facilities, fan support and tradition, has it reached the point here where the Packers should at least have a winning record every year?
A. I think people can get jaded when talking about the big picture in different sports. It can happen in college, baseball. Winning consistently, especially at the NFL level, I can't imagine anything more difficult than that. When you start taking that for granted, if it's all in or none, I think that's a silly stance to take. I think it's done by people that really don't understand how difficult it is. -jsonline
Tons more past the click