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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DePack" data-source="post: 41283" data-attributes="member: 210">If TT allows him to talk to him.The following is how he felt BEFORE he became a candidate for headcoach:On Dec. 27, McCarthy said this about Favre: "It looks like he's kept himself in great shape. He still looks like he could play another four, five years. He's still got a lot of bounce in his legs."McCarthy directed the NFL's poorest offense this season in San Francisco, where four starting quarterbacks compiled a passer rating of 53.6. One of them, Alex Smith, was the first pick in the draft after McCarthy rated him above Aaron Rodgers."(Rodgers) definitely has a chance," McCarthy said in November. "He has ability. But I always have a problem with guys who have not played a lot. You worry whether they're one-year wonders".Looks good for Brett and a little less favorable for Rodgers. Of course after being named head coach guys seem to amend their opinions, depending on what the GM thinks! I read alot about McCarthy last night and I like what I read. I think he WILL stand up to TT when necessary.I am willing to say that depending on what comes out of the Favre situation, I like this move. Right now , if he becomes the head coach of the Green Bay Packers, then he is the greatest head coach in the league. What can I say....I've always been a supporter of coaches....including (gulp) Lindy Infante, Forrest Gregg and Ray Rhodes.</blockquote>

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