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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sunshinepacker" data-source="post: 678386" data-attributes="member: 9033">So you think the coach shouldn't adjust his scheme to help the team succeed? That, when the coaches system isn't working, the coach should just continue to do the same non-working thing over and over again? Coaches don't have exclusive rights to understanding how football works. Many writers and media members are actually hugely intelligent when it comes to football.You mention Adams as an example and that's perfect. Adams, to this point, has not been a very good receiver and yet he continues to get targets from Rodgers. Could that be because Rodgers like humiliating him? Or could it be that he's the only guy able to get consistently open?You label the Packers' issues as "misfires" and yet the Steelers are dealing with more injuries on offense than the Packers but I don't see that slowing them down. The Pats are crippled offensively, yet their offense is light years better than the Packers. So, if these articles hold no merit, then what would be your explanation for how an offense featuring Nelson, Cobb, Rodgers, Lacy and a good oline is among the worst in the NFL while the Pats can field a good-to-great offense with a backup QB, a starting RB on PUP, no Gronk and a collection of mediocre receivers? How come the Steelers can field an elite offense while missing their starting RB, starting TE and a very good receiver in Bryant?</blockquote>

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