McCarthy denies skipping team meetings

[GNG]

Former Packers coach Mike McCarthy responds to report that he used to skip team meetings for massages

 

[Judge Fudge]

That is what they all say

 

[GNG]

Rodgers is the straw that stirs the drink in Green Bay and the Packers new coach better realize that.

 

[Carnzo]

Green Bay Packers star Aaron Rodgers reportedly forced to accept new coaching hire: 'Don't be the problem'

 

[Vegas]

Several players have said the bleacher report article is bunk. I suppose there are elements of truth in there. No doubt Rodgers and McCarthy had plenty of ego issues and clashes, but the article will get plenty of offseason attention, which was probably the biggest goal.

 

[RP-29]

Green Bay Packers star Aaron Rodgers reportedly forced to accept new coaching hire: 'Don't be the problem'

Native Californians seem to have evolved some kind of psychotic self-righteous egomaniacal 'god' gene over the past century. It's a very strong gene not easily suppressed or treated - even when removed from their natural habitat.

My hopes are low that Rodgers and LaFleur will have any better of a relationship than Rodgers had with McCarthy, but as long as Rodgers keeps throwing 4 TD & 0 INT per game I won't give a crap.

 

[RP-29]

Several players have said the bleacher report article is bunk. I suppose there are elements of truth in there. No doubt Rodgers and McCarthy had plenty of ego issues and clashes, but the article will get plenty of offseason attention, which was probably the biggest goal.

That report might be the fuel this team needed to galvanize. ...At least, that's my hope.

 

[GNG]

Several players have said the bleacher report article is bunk. I suppose there are elements of truth in there. No doubt Rodgers and McCarthy had plenty of ego issues and clashes, but the article will get plenty of offseason attention, which was probably the biggest goal.

Current, ex-Packers show support for Aaron Rodgers in aftermath of B/R article

 

[GNG]

Several players have said the bleacher report article is bunk. I suppose there are elements of truth in there. No doubt Rodgers and McCarthy had plenty of ego issues and clashes, but the article will get plenty of offseason attention, which was probably the biggest goal.

I tend to agree with you.

 

[Trudem]

Never trust unnamed sources. If you cant put your name on it your words mean shit.

I have no doubt there were issues but who doesnt have some issues with the boss? Rodgers isnt infallible either but we all know MM's time was up in GB.