Twitter: McCarthy: I know how to win a Championship

[MountaineerCowboy]

Step 1: Have Aaron Rodgers as your QB.

There ya go.

 

[links18]

A hot dog eating championship, maybe.

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

I hope Green Bay wins this year just so people will shut up about "Well what has Rodgers won without McCarthy hehehehehehe"

 

[Doomsday]

Than get control of your team because they weren't ready to play

 

[tyke1doe]

 

[MMObserver]

Sick burn on the fan base.

Big Mac has not been to a SB in over 11 seasons and has compiled a losing (5-7) playoff record since then.

Tom Coughlin, Gary Kubiak & Doug Pederson have all won SBs more recently than Big Mac.

Jim Harbaugh, Ron Rivera, Kyle Shanahan, John Fox, and Dan Quinn are among those who have all been to a SB more recently than Big Mac.

Nobody wears a single, now dated SB victory, in which Big Mac somehow dragged a team with the #1 scoring defense and Aaron Rodgers at QB to a victory, like Mike McCarthy.

 

[MMObserver]

How many Superbowls has Rodgers won without McCarthy??? That would be zero my friend!!! Maybe McCarthy carried Rodgers.... that can go either way until proven different, correct?

Packers in 2017 & 2018 under Big Mac = 11-16-1.

Packers post Big Mac:

in 2019 = 13-3, 1 playoff win, lost in NFC Championship Game,

in 2020 = 13-3, 1 playoff win, lost in NFC Championship Game,

in 2021 = 13-4, #1 seed, outcome TBD.

GB overall since Big Mac's departure = 39-10 (and 2-2 in playoffs).

GB may well fall short of the SB yet again in 2021.

But two things are beyond dispute.

First, nobody in GB misses Mike McCarthy and second, nobody in GB was surprised to see Big Mac's latest playoff coaching failure on Sunday in Big D.

 

[lostar2009]

Sure he do. The same with lies he told the FO to get the job. This guy has been expose so much its crazy. Next year should be his final season with this team. I would not entertain his 4th.

 

[BoyzBlaster]

This gives me confidence..... When coaching goes bad....Seems like I seen this before...

It was that last blink MM had where I thought he might be entering cardiac arrest.

 

[Clove]

He needs to get busy, poor offensive play and a ton of penalties. Thats on him.

He may know, but he has to take over play-calling, get his QB to take risks even if more INTs. And if there's more INTs because of his risk taking, then he's not the QB that should be running this team.

 

[TheCoolFan]

McCarthy realizes this is a hopeless situation and a dead-end organization now. I expect him to be booking LOTS of massages in 2022 and barely putting in any work so that Jerry and Stephen will fire him. He will end up getting another shot as HC somewhere, some team will be desperate enough

 

[Cowfan75]

He'd make a great Hot Boy. He can tell us how good he is while giving opposite results.

 

[plymkr]

Well Mike, we would certainly LOVE to see you win a championship here!! Heck, even a playoff game would be nice.

Let's just start with basic clock management and go from there. baby steps

 

[Hypotenoose]

This isn’t a hotdog eating contest, McLardy.

 

[Szczepanik]

No, you don't you fat *** sack of ****.

You had us showing up Sunday unprepared and committed 14 penalties. Take that **** and shove it right up your ***.

You'll never win a game in the postseason with that many penalties. It was the same story every single game and nothing ever changed. You've got one more season until your *** is gone.

Classy.

 

[Aven8]

Dude's 1-1 in post season play at AT&T.

2-1 actually. Don’t forget that SB.

 

[Praxit]

..going to be long off season for MM. Questions already peddling at 100 mph.

 

[Cebrin]

Step 1. Have Aaron Rodgers
Step 2. ????
Step 3. 1 SB ring in over a decade with one of the best QBs in the NFL.









joking, sort of.

One of the best ever IMO. Though I can't stand his smug face for some reason.

 

[DUO_CORE]

2-1 actually. Don’t forget that SB.

Oh yes! I was referring to the SB but yea, he beat us in the Aaron Rodgers pass from heaven game.

 

[TWOK11]

Have the most talented QB in history to carry you

Aaron Rodgers no shows in the NFC title game like it’s his job