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  1. Joseph Zarr
    Two super experienced and quality Assistant Coach gets by Rivers today. Joerger lost his luster as a head coach, for the time being, but historically he is seen as a really good tactical and X's and O's guy - a top notch assistant. Hard to understate how good of a get this could be (emphasis on could) be for Rivers who is notoriously not an X's and O's guy but more a big personality. You then couple that with the experience and familiarity of Kalamian and the Bucks are ready to hit the ground running: No more excuses from here.
  2. Joseph Zarr
    It's what we do as a Packers culture: overreact and generally expect the worst.
  3. Joseph Zarr
    Just 3-4 years ago Staley coached the NFL's best defense by a good margin. They had Donald and Ramsey, yes, but they also had a roster outside these two stars filled with players who outperformed their careers beyond that magical season. This being said, Staley never had a defense better than 20th (Eeeeek, Barry vibes!😅) while a head coach in LA. Can he recapture that 2020 magic? I have absolutely no clue. At this point, it's just an interview and why would you not interview a guy with his CV? If it became serious, admittedly I'd be super skeptical he still has it as a coordinator. Failed HC's certainly are known to reclaim their glory as coordinators. And, I think LaFleuer and Staley could form a dynamic duo. BUT, I'd be nervous as all get out we made the wrong choice.😅
  4. Joseph Zarr
    I personally feel as tho if we happened to go with Leonhard and he wanted back in the candidacy for the Packers D-Coordinator, we'd get the hungriest version of him. He had unfinished business at Wisconsin. He tended to it. He was bypassed for the head coaching gig. With a year off to heal and to study and or reflect, I'd have to think we'd get the hungriest version. I would be excited about the hire. Why would we not be?! We just had Joe friggin' Barry leading the defense!
  5. Joseph Zarr
    Logged into Twitter to peruse any possible Packers D-Coordinator news. Somehow wound up in a Taylor Swift AI post. Didn't see that coming from all the hoopla!😅
  6. Joseph Zarr
    Well, one thing we now know: With Haslem buying into ownership, the Bucks absolutely have that coveted 'F' You money all sports teams wish they had. Sheesh. That's some cheddah!
  7. Joseph Zarr
    SIX pages on Hoskins and, yet, not even a single page on Arroyo?!? It truly is our off-season.🤭
  8. Joseph Zarr
    What a well-deserved opportunity for Nick Stanley! (Full Carolina Press Release HERE)
  9. Joseph Zarr
    @TURBO: Get ready for your new manager. In a system filled with great coaches, I personally feel the crowned jewel will be in the Fox County dugout😉.
  10. Joseph Zarr
    Nice to see David Tufo awarded that 2024 permanent bench coach position with Nashville! HUGE promotions across the board. Wisconsin is going to LOVE Victor Estevez. What a day! What a time to a Brewers fan! LET'S GO!
  11. Joseph Zarr
    No clue here. Maybe the hamstring issues?
  12. Joseph Zarr
    Well by most measures Joe Barry is a phenomenal LB coach. And a really good guy. I will continue to celebrate he will never call plays for a Packers defense again.
  13. Joseph Zarr
    Thank the Heavens there is a Football Gahhhhhd! Today is a FINE day! A FABULOUS day. What an incredible 24 hours for Wisconsin professional sports.
  14. Joseph Zarr
    Whoa! LFG! What an absolutely wild week of Wisconsin professional sports.
  15. Joseph Zarr
    Doc Rivers is not a good Head Coach. BUT, this would 100% be an upgrade. Griffin was a complete disaster. It can't get worse. I'll be very very curious to see the entirety of this small list.
  16. Joseph Zarr
    Thank the heavens there is a basketball god. I'd be harder pressed to find a worse NBA head coaching job than what Griffin had put forth. I am interested in Bucks basketball again!
  17. Joseph Zarr
    Just to add some body to the 'brief (two appearances) stint': Full Article Here (MLB Trade Rumors)
  18. Joseph Zarr
    Of the 3 you list, Leonhard is a possibility considering their past attempts to hire tho it feels as though he is committed to the college game? I don't personally know enough about the depth or pool of League wide qualified candidates. Wink Martindale carved out an incredible reputation with the Ravens. He didn't work miracles in New York but his teams played tougher than their personnel and they still had elite 3rd down defenses. What I do know, from my own vantage point, is Joe Barry was never the right hire. And he still isn't the right man for the job. The historical results prove this in every season he leads a defense. He calls timid stuff when it matters most and a crucial stop is near impossible when he's at the helm - let alone the infinite number of 3rd and longs his defenses allow. His HC had to perform an intervention after two utterly embarrassing performances at New York and Carolina. I, for one, hope they aren't fooled by the late season performances. They were much better, yes, but all the warts still reared their heads in crunch time. He is who he is at this point and that most definitely is not enough for a team that is ready to play for Super Bowls in 2024. They need better. They need more creative; more aggressive; more innovative. Match LaFleur on the defensive side of the ball.
  19. Joseph Zarr
    I've spoken a bit on Dunn before. BUT, honestly, all I can see in this article (my own bias) is known Shuckers/Sounds/Brewers killer Niko Hulsizer sliding into 2B. There are a few known Southern League Shuckers killers and Hulsizer was definitively one of them until his call-up to Durham last season. Thankful he moved on!😅
  20. Joseph Zarr
    LaFleur gave quite a different answer this season re: Joe Barry. No 'Yes' vote of confidence. Hopefully atop his stack of notes as he goes through his process is: Just not the man for the job. Never was.
  21. Joseph Zarr
    If only to see an end to the Taylor Swift TD cuts. I never knew how nauseating that would be but I'm definitely beyond my Max 😅.
  22. Joseph Zarr
    Fair enough. I think we can agree: he was clearly the better QB until the 4th? Just a shame overall. That throw was so reminiscent of some of Favre's worst moments. PTSD? The pass to Kraft surely could have been caught by Kraft and a spade is still a spade: it was behind him. Seems a metaphor for the entire game. The Packers played to a C- overall and, yet, still 'should' have won. This is why I absolutely yearn for them to be aggressive in their off-season - within their staff especially. I know they are limited cap wise but they are very clearly already in a meaningful window. Let's treat it as such, please. I should also say, I think the most exciting thing we have going for us at present aside from some of the obvious is the personnel staff certainly appears to be on an incredible run. What a time to have their draft capital! As a fan I am a new level if excited for this draft. I am ready for some serious @LouisElyDeeeeeep Cuts!😅
  23. Joseph Zarr
    I think Jones coming back is almost a foregone conclusion given the low wear and how he showed out when it mattered most. He's their difference maker. I always worry about his health given his smaller stature but he's proven himself time and again as a reliable difference maker. I think some of the restructures touted above may be expressly used to re-up Jones and Extend Love. I'll leave the rest to Russ Ball and his wizardry 😅
  24. Joseph Zarr
    He was absolutely IN the pocket: As you see here he absolutely releases the throw within the original set of the LT. Botched no call.
  25. Joseph Zarr
    Heading into the 4th qtr, Love was the same Love we saw for the past 9 weeks: dominant. It looked like when he lost Tom to injury that all changed. He rushed things and it looked like he didn't trust the pocket. That 4th qtr, tho, man that was a flashback to his early-to-mid season struggles. Such a rough way to go out with that ill-advised Favre-esque throw. That one really hurt.
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