#Matt LeFleur

[youngeditor1999]

I’m the “Draft Dodgers for Rodgers” anon and I’ve read your additions like 3 times now I loved them so much! I’m really touched at how much thought you put into this silly idea (who would direct and the soundtrack) and your knowledge of football trivia 🥰 You’re totally right that TSwift would be a valuable piece to the movie considering she’s popular and Aaron is a massive Swiftie, although idk much of her music. Also you’re right that no Rodgers movie would be complete without the gunslinging icon Jordy Nelson who caught 1/5 of AR’s touchdown balls. And then at the end Matt LaFleur comes to the Dodgers’ rescue; such a nice man and v handsome (Rodgers is v lucky at the end scene. But despite being apart now we all know he appreciates the handsome :D) And you really get why I chose Martin Kove as the cop chasing them because he’s known for being very intimidating roles but he’s also got a lot of comedic ones under his belt and is really hammy. Seriously watching him and Historic Ham Al “hooah” Pacino would be a treat. (Would also cast Al in a hypothetical Eli Manning movie due to their shared Dunkin Donuts connection.) Really excited about all your additions they were hilarious and insightful 😙

DRAFT DODGERS FOR RODGERS ANON!!!!!!

✨Aka my beloved hypothetical movie writing partner✨ 🥰🔥🌟💯

So sorry for the late response!!

It definitely wasn't because I didn't see it or didn't care!!!!!!!

AHHHH, I'm SO thrilled that you enjoyed my additions and appreciated all of the time, effort and energy I put into the idea overall!!!

I wasn't kidding when I said that I had a lot of fun thinking about and writing everything up, no matter how long it all took (:

I love that you read my additions 3+ times and are basically like, "Yeah! That all really does work and makes sense for this wacky-ass idea of a movie!" 🥺💞

I obviously don't know who you are, but I'm gonna go ahead and add you to my bestie list because from the moment that you came to my inbox with this idea, I was like, "GASP!! This person is a kindred spirit!!!"

I think that you're amazing for this idea and heart how you saw my additions for what they were. 😊

Ok, alright, at this point, I'm just gushing now, but it's all good. 😅💓

It's great to know that there are other folks like me out there who have these crazy and silly ideas and aren't afraid to share them, anon or not!!

In closing, you are more than welcome to come back at any time with other additions or another totally different but just as equally wild idea. 🤩🤗💗

I also want you to know that because of you, I am working on notes for that hypothetical Eli Manning, Al Pacino movie. 😏😉🌟

It's just as insane as what Draft Dodgers for Rodgers is, but on a different level. :D

I'm gonna be so excited to share it with everybody, but especially with you!!!!!

Anyway...!!

Take care, Draft Dodgers anon. 🙂💕

You are awesome and I look forward to hearing from you again sometime!!!!!

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Lockeroom Speech

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Green Bay's rookies answer the call and help Packers cope with early-season injuries to veterans

With the NFL’s youngest roster in the first year of their post-Aaron Rodgers era, the Packers (1-1) are leaning heavily on their 13-man draft class as they prepare for their home opener Sunday against the New Orleans Saints (2-0).

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — The Green Bay Packers’ “TikTok babies” are showing that their time has arrived. With the NFL’s youngest roster in the first year of their post-Aaron Rodgers era, the Packers (1-1) are leaning heavily on their 13-man draft class as they prepare for their home opener Sunday against the New Orleans Saints (2-0). Rookies accounted for all the Packers’ points in their 25-24…

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[mamaestapa]

FMK coaches edition

- Matt LeFleur, Green Bay packers HC (i know you don’t like the packers but hey their coach is hot)

- Kliff Kingsbury, Arizona Cardinals HC

- Sean McVay, LA Rams HC

coaches edition YES!🤩

before i make my decisions, i just have to say these three are the finest (throw in a zac taylor and maybe even kyle shanahan) in the nfl.

F: matt lefleur (hate the packers, absolutely LOVE their HC😩)

M: kliff kingsbury (OML this man, this man is fine. i would do anything. wife me up rn mr.kingsbury)

K: sean mcvay (used to be my favorite, i used to go feral over this man, but then he did my man jared dirty…but i’m happy with the trade now lol)

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NFL Week 2 Winners and Losers

By; BenJarmin Munguia

Date: September 17th, 2024

Twitter X: @JustJarmin

Photo credit: Getty Images

Week 2 is over, and the games were wild. We had some great winners and some really bad losers. Who made the list?

     WINNERS

Alvin Kamara and the Saints 

Nobody took the Saints seriously when they smoked the Panthers 47-10. They were going to have their "real test." vs the Cowboys in Dallas, and it seemed that the Saints were on their bye week.

For the second straight Week, the Saints scored more than 30 points in the first half, taking a 35-16 halftime lead. Saints running back Alvin Kamara scored 3 touchdowns in the first half. The Saints would continue to dominate the Cowboys in Dallas, 44-19.

Kamara racked up 4 touchdowns and 180 yards on 22 touches. The most he's come close to this state was on Christmas day vs. the Minnesota Vikings in 2020, when he scored 6 touchdowns and 155 yards on 22 carries. 

The Saints scored 91 points in their first two games of the season. The last and only time the Saints scored 90 points or more in their first two games was in 2009 when they scored 93 points; they won a Super Bowl that year with Drew Brees under center. Are the Saints this good?

Matt LaFleur

The Packers were without starting quarterback Jordan Love, while backup quarterback Malik Willis started vs the Indianapolis Colts. Willis had a good game. Completing 12 of his 14 passes for 122 yards and a touchdown, but LaFleur pounded the run game vs the Colts.

The Colts gave up 213 rushing yards last Week to the Texans, and that's one thing Matt LeFleur knew he could do to hold off the Colts. 

Green Bay ran the ball 53 times out of their 67 snaps on Sunday, racking up 263 yards. Running back Josh Jacobs ran 151 of those yards. The Packers squeezed past the Colts 16-10. 

Green Bay ran the ball so much that they had the ball for 40 minutes of the game. That is the most Time of Possession they have had in a game since 2020.

Marvin Harrison Jr.

After a quiet NFL debut in his first NFL game, the fourth pick overall, Marvin Harrison Jr., had himself a game vs. the Rams, hauling in 4 catches for 131 yards and 2 touchdowns. The first 2 catches that he had were for touchdowns.

Harrison JR. only had one catch for four yards last Sunday during the Cardinals' loss to the Buffalo Bills, and there was a lot of buzzing about whether the Cardinals were using Harrison enough. It seems this past Sunday was the answer to whether Harrison was involved with the offense.

Austin Seibert 

Austin Seibert became the Washington Commanders' number one kicker over the Week, as the Commanders released kicker Cade York. and Seibert delveried.

Seibert has kicked 7-of-7 field goal attempts, and the Commanders beat the Giants 21-18 by just kicking field goals. 

It's rare to hear anybody from Special Teams named the MVP of the game, but I'm sure Seribert will be the NFC Special Teams Player of the Week. 

     LOSERS

Bears O-Line

The Bears have had offensive line issues for the past decade, and they seem to be worse this year.

Chicago has given up 9 sacks in the first two games of the season, which is first in the league. Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was sacked 7 times on Sunday Night during their ugly 19-13 loss to the Houston Texans. If Chicago has any chance at succeeding in the offense, that offensive line needs to be addressed ASAP, or at this rate, Williams will be traded to the Steelers in two years.

New York Giants

The Giants have had a rough start to the season, losing to the Minnesota Vikings 28-6. There was little to no offense in that game. However, the Giants scored 3 touchdowns and still lost, but that's not the stinger.

If it wasn't for their 1st round draft choice, Mailk Nabers, dropping a crucial catch late in the 4th quarter while tied at 18, New York lost to The Washington Commander by 7 field goals to a score of 21-18. Can you imagine scoring 3 touchdowns and losing to a team that picked up a new kicker in the middle of the Week, and he drops 7 field goals on the Giants

Sure, it didn't help that the Giants lost their kicker, Graham Gano, to a hamstring injury during pregame warmup, so the Giants were hopeless during the PATs.  

Carolina Panthers

The Carolina Panthers seemed to have gone from bad to worse, losing to the Los Angeles Chargers, 26-3. 

The Panthers have been outscored 108-13 in their previous four games and 73-13 this season alone; they've also managed only 3 points in the first half of the last two games. 

Carolina will take a different approach this Week against the Las Vegas Raiders. The Panthers are benching the former first-round pick and turning to backup quarterback Andy Dalton to start. 

The Panthers are trying to win so badly that they don't care how silly they look after trading DJ Moore for the Bears' first pick overall and then some.

Daijahn Anthony

The 7th-round rookie out of Old Miss will have a game he'll label "Rookie Mistakes."

Bengals cornerback Daijahn Anthony had two PI penalties called on Sunday during their matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs. The last was too costly, as the Bengals were leading 25-23. The Chiefs had the ball on 4th and 16; the Chiefs quarterback threw a pass to wide receiver Rashee Rice, but Anthony pushed Rice out of the way, drawing the flag. Anthony was called for pass interference, and the Chiefs got the first down and kicked the game-winning field goal, winning 25-26.

This will be the game he'll remember not to do, especially against an excellent Kansas City Chiefs football team.

Did I miss anyone this Week? Who were your winners and losers in Week 2

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New Post has been published on https://www.packernet.com/blog/2024/09/15/i-cant-believe-it-worked/

I can't believe it worked!

The Green Bay Packers had one plan Sunday. Run the football! You have to think the Indianapolis Colts had a pretty good inkling that was the Packers plan as well. So how on earth did the Colts allow the Packers to rush for 237 first half yards in a 16-10 win? The Packers held the ball for 13 minutes and 17 seconds of the first quarter, and did it almost exclusively on the ground.

It was complete domination by the Packers offensive line in the first half and if not for a Josh Jacobs fumble at the goal line the scoreboard would have reflected that domination. Instead, that fumble the Packers weekly missed kick kept the Colts in the game until the very end.

Defense steps up

The Packers’ defense did a great job of containing Colts’ QB Anthony Richardson and actually made some big stops when they had to. I will tell you Lambeau was as loud as I have heard it the last couple of years when the Packers were trying to hold off the Colts. Always a good sign when my watch is warning me of a loud environment.

While the Packers got the win they are going to have to find a way to throw the ball downfield a little with Malik Willis at the helm. The Colts shut down the Packers running game in the second half and that put a big strain on the defense because the offense couldn’t pass for a first down. Willis only completed one downfield pass and that was a great catch by Romeo Doubs. Next week’s opponent is going to know what’s coming so it’s not going to be so easy.

It was a masterful game plan by head coach Matt LeFleur and a huge win for the Packers while they await the return of Jordan Love. 0-2 historically is a death knell unless you are the Cincinnati Bengals. At 1-1 the Packers are right in the mix. On to Tennessee.

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The battle for CB3 will be fierce in Cowboys camp OTAs are in full swing at The Star in Frisco as the Dallas Cowboys begin the trek to make us forget how the 2023 season ended. Good luck with that. We haven't forgotten and likely won't stop talki... #DallasCowboys

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[ad_1] Jordan Love is entering a new role this season, and the comfort of a familiar coach has already paid dividends for the Packers' new starting quarterback. Green Bay head coach Matt LeFleur recently credited quarterbacks coach Tim Clements for Love's growth as he prepares for the 2023 season. Clements began working with Love last offseason after working with Kyler Murray for two years as the Cardinals' quarterbacks coach and passing game coordinator. "Just watching him last year. I think Jordan's made some huge strides," LeFleur said over the weekend, via NFL.com. "I really do and I think a lot of it is a credit to Tom, and just, he knows how to train these guys. He knows how to drill them and he's very, very consistent. He doesn't sugarcoat anything. He just is matter of fact and I think there's no doubt."A former quarterback himself -- he had a 13-year pro career after leading Notre Dame to a national title in 1973 -- Clements has worked with several notable quarterbacks over the years. He also knows what it's like to coach under heavy scrutiny.  Clements began his coaching career at Norte Dame as the school's quarterbacks coach in 1992. He worked closely during those years with future No. 2 overall pick Rick Mirer and highly-touted recruit Ron Powlus. After four years in South Bend, Clements served as a quarterbacks coach for four different NFL teams from 1997-05. In 2001, Clements helped Kordell Stewart enjoy a career resurgence that included Stewart setting the Steelers' single season completion percentage record. Clements' first stint in Green Bay began in 2006 when he was named the team's new quarterbacks coach. In 2007, he helped Brett Favre enjoy one of his best seasons in his Hall of Fame career. Clements spent the next four years as Aaron Rodgers' quarterbacks coach; he won a ring while serving in that role at the end of the 2010 season. From 2012-16, Clements spend two years apiece as the Packers' offensive coordinator and assistant head coach. Clements spoke candidly about the growth he saw in Love during their first year working together.  "He's probably getting to the point where the game has slowed down for him," Clements said last December. "When that happens, you kind of see things in slow motion. You see where guys are moving, you see where guys should go, and you're able to react quickly."It's the things we've worked on the most, which is footwork, the proper drop, going through your progression, not getting stuck on a receiver, not being late with the ball. We work on different route concepts each week, we did a lot in the spring, but then you have to see it play out when you have a defense out there. You have to be able to go from 1-2-3 to your outlet quickly. You can't lock on a guy. You have to process information quickly, figure out where to go, and your footwork plays into that as well. If your feet are right and you're seeing things right, you're able to decide where to go with the ball. 'His footwork, rhythm and getting the ball off on time is where he's gotten a lot better."  Packers fans are hoping that Love's growth will lead to wins for their team, which missed the playoffs during Rodgers' final year in Green Bay. During the draft, the Packers gave Love more help with the selections of tight ends Luke Musgrave and Tucker Kraft along with wideouts Jayden Reed and Dontayvion Wicks. Green Bay's brass is hoping that the Packers' new pass-catchers will develop a rapport with Love while complementing the team's existing playmakers, a group that includes running backs Aaron Jones and A.J. Dillon and second-year wideout Christian Watson. "I think that's important for those guys to grow together, and we took some guys last year that I think really did a nice job in their first year," GM Brian Gutekunst said after the draft, via the Athletic. "We're excited for their growth. So now I think we have a good nucleus of guys, pass catchers to be able to grow with the quarterback. I think that's important and we'll see how it goes." 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Green Bay Packer's Days of Winning Are Over

The Green Bay Packers have looked outright awful this year. After their additions at the draft to bolster up their defensive unit, their defense has looked absolutely horrid. They rank among the worst in the league in yards allowed and points allowed.

Their offensive play is also in the dumps as Aaron Rodgers has no weapons to throw the ball to. Everyone knew the Packers offense would struggle after Davante Adams departed for Oakland, but not to this extent. With the Packers struggling, Matt LeFleur's job is potentially in jeopardy. Aaron Rodgers has shown in the past he has interests other than football and has hinted at an "early" retirement in the past. With backup and first-round draft pick Jordan Love collecting dust, the Packers are in a very difficult spot at deciding who they want to lead their team.

[youngeditor1999]

does Matt LaFleur put the Beau in Lambeau Field?

HE ABSOLUTELY DOES!!!!!!!! 🙌🏻🌟💯🔥😍🥴🥵

He's so gorgeous and also has such magnificent football knowledge!! 💚💛🏈

I can totally see why Aaron fell for him 😏😜😌

Matt is one of America's football boyfriends, as far as I'm concerned. 💞

I definitely stan him here on this account! 🫡

P.S.-This would be playing on a loop in my head if I ever happened to see or meet him in real life 🤭⬇️

[yesterdaysnewstodayandtomorrow]

🧀 Preview Packers 2023/2024 Season 🧀

As the Green Bay Packers begin life without multiple winning league MVP in star quarterback Aaron Rodgers. As Rodgers jets off to New York, taking a few Packers veterans in Randall Cobb and Allen Lazard with him, the new chapter in Titletown (Green Bay) has arrived with young quarterback Jordan Love taking the reigns (Jennings, 2023). A bright future beckons with last year's breakout wide receiver Christian Watson finishing the previous season strong with seven touchdowns. Joined by second-year wideout Romeo Doubs and exciting prospect Jayden Reed the offense will have plenty of weapons in the 2023/2024 season. With such young players, the league-wide expectations are that Green Bay will be inconsistent however their strong defensive line should keep them in most games this season.

There will be teething as everyone gets used to coach Matt Lefleur's offensive scheme with the vastly different personnel. The 2022/2023 season started slowly with the team slumping to a 4-8 Win/Loss record before rallying with 4 consecutive wins to be in playoff contention with one game remaining. Unfortunately with a final-week loss to NFC rivals the Detroit Lions, the Green Bay Packers missed the playoffs with a 8-9 record that was only good enough for 3rd spot in the NFC North Division.

The Green Bay Packers schedule for the 2023/2024 season appears to be favourable with early season games against the Chicago Bears and Atlanta Falcons who are both expected to struggle this season. The back end of the season will be more challenging with multiple games against divisional rivals Minnesota Vikings and Detroit Lions who have recruited well in recent seasons to challenge Green Bay Packers traditional stranglehold on the NFC North Division.

This season's backfield will be led by all-pro running back Aaron Jones and the powerful AJ Dillon. Defensive lineman leaders Rashan Gary and Preston Smith should lead the team in sacks and quarterback pressures while cornerback Jaire Alexander routinely has the most interceptions. Specials teams kick returner Keisean Nixon and rookie kicker Anders Carlson are expected to have strong seasons.

Hopes are high as expectations are always lofty in Green Bay with such a storied history however, realistically this does not look like a playoff-worthy roster just yet. With so much youth the room for growth is high but this will take time to click. I'm expecting 5-6 wins this season. With the hope of holding good draft capital and making some strong moves the following offseason.

References

Jennings, G. (2023 August 2). Green Bay Packers 2023 Season Preview: Is Jordan Love the Answer? 33rd Team

https://www.the33rdteam.com/category/analysis/green-bay-packers-2023-season-preview/

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Aaron Rodgers is all in on the Packers' offense after win vs. the Bears - Steve Young | SVP on SC

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LaFleur: Rodgers to play 'a quarter or so' against Ravens

We'll get a (brief) look at how LaFleur clicks with Rodgers tomorrow.

KEITH JENKINS AP Sports Writer

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — For the first time this preseason, the world will have the opportunity to see what Aaron Rodgers looks like in Matt LaFleur’s offense.

The Packers’ first-year coach said Tuesday that Rodgers and the rest of the first-team offense and first-team defense will play for about “a quarter or so” on Thursday when Green Bay heads to Baltimore…

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Episode 22: 5th Anniversary Edition!

What better way to celebrate 5 years of podcasting than mocking a team’s new uniforms? (With apologies to our good friend and Jets fan, Jayson, who we will have as a guest on a future episode!) Thankfully, we quickly pivot to lamenting the lame way the nascent AAF was managed. Can we please have spring football that lasts more than 80% of a season? After beating that dead horse, Andrew eventually segues the conversation to a bizarre fantasy of his Seahawks trading their best player to division rival, Arizona, for the possibility of taking Kyler Murray #1 overall. (Seattle fans should be glad Andrew’s not your GM.) We talk NFL Draft for a bit, including Noor’s take on the Niners’ needs, then ponder Matt LeFleur’s chances of success taking over coaching duties for Green Bay and the mercurial Aaron Rodgers. Basically, we’re all over the place. But what else is new?

Episode 22 (M4A, 39MB, 48:48)

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New Post has been published on https://www.packernet.com/blog/2022/11/18/some-heads-have-got-to-roll/

Some heads have got to roll

The Green Bay Packers have now lost nine of their last 13 games and four days after their best performance of the year they had arguably their worst performance of the year. For sure on defense it was their worst showing. If you aren’t getting better in this league you are getting worse and the Packers are doing nothing to get better. This is a lost season and some heads better roll as a result.

Today would be a perfect day to fire defensive coordinator Joe Barry. The defense was completely lost against the Titans. The players had no clue what they were doing and were thoroughly out-coached once again. I have said repeatedly the Barry hire will cost Matt LeFleur his job and if he doesn’t cut ties with the proven loser now it most assuredly will. The Packers are headed to a four or five win season and regardless of the contract status, LaFleur should not survive that.

The only way I could see him staying is Barry being fired and Aaron Rodgers retiring. You give LaFleur one year with Jordan Love to see if he can coach without having to cater his offense to Rodgers. Maybe without that burden LaFleur’s true vision for his offense can come to fruition.

What now?

The Packers now have a mini-bye before facing the 8-1 Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday Night Football on November 27. We’ll see if that game gets flexed out of prime time or not. I can’t imagine they would want to put this Packers team on prime time anymore this year.

At 4-7 the Packers are now playing for pride. We’ll see if they have any of that the last six games. Judging by what I saw on defense last night I don’t hold out much hope. Guys were pointing fingers at each other after every big play. Nobody is able to step up and make a play when they have to. This is going to be a slow decent into NFL hell.

Some heads have got to roll!