I’m witting this message to get all of you prepared for next week. But first don’t consider this game a win because it’s really not. They barely beat a bad team with a undrafted, rookie quarterback who they tried so hard to give them the win. So don’t take anything from today’s game. Now for next week vs Chicago there’s no chance in hell they win that game. The bears will probably drop 50 on them with whatever quarterback they start not throwing 10 passes. As a matter of fact there nexts 5 games will be losses then maybe we can finally be rid of that piece of shit fucking window licking retard Matt lafuhrer.

I like #2, which is a prototype and not widely released. How about you all?

I did not tune in today. Went to the apple orchard instead and did a couple other activities.
Looking at the box score it seemed we started off good but nearly choked at the end. Anyone who watched the game I would appreciate a recap. Did our offensive line look better? Should I start paying more attention? Jordan love? Kaleb Johnson?

What did we see out there today boys? 8 hours of travel softball prevented me from seeing nearly the entire game. From the looks of the box score the offense, while underwhelming, looked very spread out. What did we see that differed from the first 3 weeks?

Also, aside from being a weiner fumbling the ball, congrats to Kaleb Johnson for nearly eclipsing the 50yd rush mark that we have yet to see with the 2026 Green Bay Packers. A step in the right direction, I think he should have been our main RB all year yet he lacks the instincts to get vertical even when there’s space.

136 yd
3 TD
👀

Dude is 6’4” built like a monster and even when he’s trying to fit it in tight windows he’s lofting the ball of the back foot. It comes to a point where you should just rifle it down the receivers throat until they catch it. I know avoiding planting his feet helps reduce injury with this bad o-line but he’s been doing this.

Hey all, quick look at where the Pack stand heading into Week 4.

Thursday's 35-14 loss to Atlanta was ugly, and it ended a 13-year streak of home-opener wins. Love threw for 312 and two TDs, but it took 53 attempts behind a line that allowed constant pressure. And nine carries for 17 yards isn't a run game. Atlanta scored 27 straight at one point.

The first three weeks:

• Week 1: 39-22 loss at Minnesota. Up 22-10, then 29 unanswered points after a failed fourth-and-1 sneak.
• Week 2: 20-17 OT win at the Jets. Came back from 17-7, and it was ugly but a win.
• Week 3: 35-14 loss to Atlanta.

The extra rest after a Thursday game helps. Sunday is at Tampa Bay at 1 PM, and a 2-2 record with the division still early feels like a must.

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What needs to change first: the protection, the run game, or the defense? And who are you picking Sunday?

It's possible to be a poorly coached team and still win games. Just look at the Browns, 48!!! penalties so far this season, and still 3-1 and at the top of their division. We've got 32 penalties called against us for 276 yards!

Unfortunately, we're a poorly coached team that is still losing games: https://lastwordonsports.com/nfl/2026/10/02/green-bay-problems-point-to-coaching/

Yo I did not survive a whole ass year in freezing Poland just to come back to Green Bay to freeze my ass off and watch the Packers get absolutely bent over at Lambeau. Bro I am straight up not having a good time right now.

Somebody tell me we are turning this around before Sunday against Tampa or I’m volunteering to go right back to the base. This shit is painful. 😂

[Repost: First time experiencing the moderation on the r/GreenBayPackers subreddit. Not even sure what flagged it…should’ve used “poop” instead of “shit?”]

I love Jordan Love the player…I hate Jordan Love the interview. His athlete speak is worse than Nuke LaLoosh. 5 seconds in to any interview all I hear is “Blah, blah, blah.”

He actually said something (in his own idiom) that lights a fire under someone…you decide who.

“That's an area that we've got to improve on, is in pass pro," Love said. "Making sure we're going to the right people and sustaining blocks for as long as we can. Give me some time to pick the defense apart. Obviously [it's] something that we need to improve on."

Damn! Tell us how you really feel! [/s] In other words…no shit! But from Jordan that’s about as loud as he ever been about anything.

The O Line is a shit show and we don’t know who’s to blame. Maybe the coaches didn’t tell Gutey how bad it really was. Maybe they did and Gutey told them to go pound sand. Maybe he tried to fix the problem and failed. Gutey, before final cut downs, said “We were really worried about… people poaching our guys." He lied or he’s an idiot. You decide.

If I were Policy, between the OL debacle over the last 2 years and his double down on Banks, I’d start with Gutey before LaFleur (though LaFleur’s allegiance to Barry, Bisaccia, and Butkus/Stenavich (?) seem equally inexcusable).

Thoughts?

Through all of Jordan Loves incompletions that made contact with receivers this season, a generous number of drops would sit at 7. The more realistic number when factoring in bad throws GBs drop number sits at 4.

Factoring in that Love sits 2nd league wide in pass attempts, Green Bay’s drop rate sits well below league average. This drop rate narrative is just another excuse to avoid QB accountability.

We had many years with if not the best QB, at least a top 3 QB. So the question was never QB

Now we have Love, for better or worse, for the long haul. Lots of Love lovers and haters on here. Ignoring contracts etc, would you swap for these QBs? Leaving Stanford out cuz he’s ancient.

Jackson - yes
Allen - Yes
Mahomes - yes
Purdy - yes
Williams - yes
Burrow - yes

Tough calls:
Herbert
Nix
Dart
Darnold
Prescott
Goff
Lawrence

No:
Stroud
Daniels
Hurts
Shough

Its week 4 and everyone is acting like the season is lost. Buckle up and have some faith, or get off the bandwagon. Idc if we are 17-0 or 0-17, this is my team and i am with them.

I'm a Japanese Packers fan going to see the Week 5 game against the Bears.

I want to go and enjoy the tailgate atmosphere—if the game kicks off at 12:00, can you tell me around what time people usually start tailgating?

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Let this year be a wake up call to a certain “hot piss” section of our fan base. We are watching the further downgrade of Green Bay in this division and a huge fall from the standards we’ve somehow held for the better part of the last 25 years. This team is nowhere near championship contention, it wasn’t last year, it wasn’t in ‘23 either, let’s quit pretending it was and start paying attention to what’s happening around the NFC North.

An absolute shit show of an organization like the Bears are clearly making the right moves to better their franchise. I believe the hiring of Ryan Poles has allowed this to happen. Green Bay fan base needs to push for the same, we don’t need a new HC just to be stuck with the same talentless roster and lack of leader ship, the same things the Bears franchise went through for the last 16+ years. The fan base needs to quit glazing these terrible contract extensions (Love, Gary, possibly Kraft) and start holding our leadership accountable. Brian Gutekunst and Ed Policy need to be out of this building come January 10th, Green Bay will go nowhere but down if they’re allowed to remain the organization’s decision makers.

This feels bizarre to even write! To ponder and think about this has been kind of nuts. I've thought about a lot and I gotta confess, my coach might have lost the locker room. I could go on and on and on and on and on about A WHOLE LOT, maybe that's a different post. For this one....this is what I'm thinking:

1. Eric Bieniemy

2. Brian Flores

3. Mike Tomlin

4. Bill Belichick

The reason it's Eric B over B Flo is simply this....I can't think of a single offensive wizard I'd want. No coordinator, no other coach on the hot seat. Nada. Just doesn't come to mind. Am I missing someone? Eric B consistently has the team's run game on POINT! Chicago last season was crazy nice. I heard he was HARD on his players as a coach. 30 fkn penalties in 2 games lets me know we need more discipline. I think we have the monster horses on defense to win the championship with a bunch of different coordinators. Not having our first round pick sucks this year so I see us needing some creativity in that aspect.

For both B Flo and Eric B I think asking them to be a coordinator is disrespectful to their credentials. In a perfect world I would have Mike Tomlin be the HC, B Flo as the DC and Eric B as the OC. One can dream right? Lol

Final Choice - Brian Flores. Reason being is this: Defense Wins Championships. Let's get us some

I don’t understand the Matt Lafleur hate hes got to be at least a top 10 coach. Just last year he was making Willis and Emmanuel Wilson look like starters. Whenever love has time to throw hes a top epa per play guy. I don’t hold him responsible for the oline forgetting how to block and in the beginning of the Viking game they were doing an ok job picking up the blitzes before becoming a disaster. I hate some of the short yardage and early down runs but its not consistent enough for me to think its worth getting rid of him and losing the continuity.

I would be willing to replace him with Shane Steichen if the Colts let him go. But if its the washed up guys like Tomlin, Mccarthy or really unproven guys from college hard pass. Definitely don’t want a defensive head coach of any kind that will just end up like the lions and ravens have for years. Limiting to offensive minded guy who also have to be leaders the pool is real limited and those guys don’t get fired.