It was discussed on sportwriters Packer call in show the day after the game. .
Did you say that? Maybe I missed it?
It was discussed on sportwriters Packer call in show the day after the game. .
I did some more checking around. oime things I said were already in the print media. Jenkins upset with contract, Rodgers displeasure with some offensive packages, unhappy lockeroom after packer win and Hawk saying he wouldn't mind being traded. I asked someone what's up with the receivers. No written stories on displeasure of Driver and Jennings. It is reporters speculation. Receiver was asked if he was happy with his number of catches. Reply- No coment. Facial expressions - look of disgust-rolling of the eyes. It can be taken 2 different ways. Either he's upset about lack of receptions or he thought boy that was a stupid question.
there werent many passes for anyone to get against the lions. we had 40 plays. thats hardly any at all. for ****s sake this is getting way overblown. we have the most balanced distribution of targets in the league among the top 3. no one can ***** and moan and i dont think anyone is. the only confirmed complaints were from rodgers and jenkins. anything else said in any interviews we all would have heard about as part of that news story. theres no reason to include rodgers' and jenkins' comments but ignore the others.
i find it hard to believe that any of the 4 classiest, most professional guys on the team, jenkins, rodgers, driver, and jennings, would put personal accomplishments ahead of the team. they understand that if they get said accomplishments its because of the team around them and theyre doing it for them too. they wouldnt allow things like this to affect their play. period. thats the end of discussion. it doesnt make sense that they would alter their playing because all of their gripes have to do with not doing better. and as long as we as fans know they are doing their best out there, we have no reason to meddle in their personal feelings theyre free to feel however they want and shouldnt face criticism.
sneaky troll is ******* sneaky
We already knew about Hawk and Jenkins
Rodgers wants the best player son the field so he can audible
Next time you discover its a reporters speculation please say that...You got the board put in a frenzy cuz of it
My advice is when you know it isnt in the paper, say yours sources speculation or something
Even if some radio guy on a call in show, though I checked ESPN radio and there was nothing about this, speculates this it's still a mountain out of a molehill. Somebody is just trying to drum up listeners or readers. The media thrives on sensationalism. This team is not in major trouble personality wise. Even Philbin said the team is filled with quality character guys. It's not their style to be selfish.
I suspect it's a part of the anti-TT, anti-MM crowd trying to diminish the team's accomplishments. Or it's the closet Vikings supporters who are upset the Packers are 3-1 and are trying to transfer their problems onto the Packers. That's only my speculation though.....
Let me ask you something. Lets say a reporter is in the locker room and sees the team holding hands and singing kumbaya. His observation is that the team is very close and the locker room has great harmony. Would you have a problem if someone posted that even though there isn't anything in print, just only a reporters speculation from what he observed. If your answer is yes then you shouldn't have a problem if a reporter has a negative opinion on what he observed in the locker room. It goes both ways. If you want news sometimes you got to take the good with the bad.
Let me ask you something. Lets say a reporter is in the locker room and sees the team holding hands and singing kumbaya. His observation is that the team is very close and the locker room has great harmony. Would you have a problem if someone posted that even though there isn't anything in print, just only a reporters speculation from what he observed. If your answer is yes then you shouldn't have a problem if a reporter has a negative opinion on what he observed in the locker room. It goes both ways. If you want news sometimes you got to take the good with the bad.
I don't put a lot of stock in reporter "speculation" no matter where it goes. I don't put a lot of stock in people posting "I heard" such and so without giving a primary source. If you heard it on a call in radio, I'd like to hear it too, since most call in radio shows keep back logs of previous shows on the internet. What station was it and what time was it? Who was the reporter?
Lets just drop it. It's not worth my time to keep going back and forth on this subject. You have your opininion and I have mine. In the future I'll just keep these tidbits of info under wrap.
Unless you give us something credible, you do that.
Let me ask you something. Lets say a reporter is in the locker room and sees the team holding hands and singing kumbaya. His observation is that the team is very close and the locker room has great harmony. Would you have a problem if someone posted that even though there isn't anything in print, just only a reporters speculation from what he observed. If your answer is yes then you shouldn't have a problem if a reporter has a negative opinion on what he observed in the locker room. It goes both ways. If you want news sometimes you got to take the good with the bad.