Actually, Spriggs was drafted 2nd round in 2016, but Campen can't be expected to make wine out of p*ss and despite costing the Packers....3 picks, easy to forget.
I may have overstated what I was trying to say. I think Campen has been a really solid coach, no doubt there, but you only keep him if he IS STILL viewed in that light. Like Murphy stated yesterday, no more complacency. So I assume if he is retained, he is still viewed as doing a great job with the OL and if he isn't, then either he wanted out or the Packers FO sees a drop in his coaching performance.
I was wondering the same thing.
I hope you keep this tracker up to date. It is really helpful. Thanx.
Because he is a hof, has seen his share of coaches, and know what works?
I get what you are saying, but can we necessarily say with 100% confidence he is good or any of the coaches are "good or bad"? Some thought Capers was good, MM, etc. But eventually, they didn't prove themselves worthy of staying, due to the results on the field. I am still looking for current information that convinces me that Whitt is actually a good coach, because what I am seeing on the field, doesn't prove this to me. Information that doesn't include "because Charles Woodson thinks so".
the best cut you get is with a nice sharp blade
True, more layers, but still not something a HC or GM shouldn't be able to keep an eye on and be able to figure out, unless of course, they are part of the problem too. Seems like the Packers organization are peeling their onion, starting from the inside out?
Good question. With some of the good backs that have left via free agency or trade (Hyde, Hayward, Randall to name a few), it definitely begs the question who is at fault for not getting the most out of these guys? Are they out of position? Poorly coached? Bad technique?
