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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 1092928" data-attributes="member: 13032">Thanks Pugger.  This has become a legit criticism for a few seasons now.  The Packers rarely get to the two-minute warning in either half with all three TOs.  And clock management (or mismanagement) is very costly in the close losses the Packers had last season.I don't know the answer.  It seems like putting in an assistant to watch this stuff and work directly with MLF on the sideline is a good idea.  But how practical is that, given how fast the game moves?   Could such a move actually make things worse?Again, I just don't know.  What bothers me is that the problem has been apparent for a number of seasons now.  I think in one case this year the Packers were penalized for delay of game AFTER a timeout.  That is inexcusable.There is a tendency by all teams to call a TO rather than take a delay-of-game penalty.  Maybe it's better, given the situation, to take the penalty and save the TO.Anyway it's a problem that doesn't appear to be a priority for MLF or Gluten.</blockquote>

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