I believe this to be more serious than some on this board want to give credence to, #12 is more of a problem than the Packers want anyone to know.
I believe you’re focusing on the wrong words in the words you should be focusing on are hold accountable, those are the most telling words of that entire post
That is the question, lots of talk about him changing plays, disgruntled with the coach, etc...
That thought crossed my mind as well or more specifically, "Kettle meet pot". I have't seen a very strong line backing group out of Moss and whatever Matthews and Perry have or haven't been doing out there, WTG Winston.
That's thing I do watch them. Even though I don't necessarily like Skip's biasness when it comes to his dislike for Aaron Rodgers and Lebron James in particular, I do find him and Shannon Sharpe to be entertaining. As for Colin I don't like the narrative he is doing for Rodgers as of late, but I do appreciate his thoughts as I do share similar thoughts when it comes to handling situations, people and what not. Colin confuses me at times, one week he'll praise and defend Rodgers, the next week he'll bury him. He's like a politician in that regard. What I find strange is that he brings up Rodgers former teammates in Jennings and Finley but he had AJ Hawk and Hawk had nothing but praise regarding Rodgers. That's how I know him along with Skip are painting this negative narrative regarding Rodgers. Molly is someone who is a Rodgers hater as well, but that's due to her ******* for Brady.
He is Basicly saying that there is no leadership here. With his new head coach looking for loyalty and stability. Moss took the , tear others down to boost yourself, approach...
Just my personal opinion, but generally when someone runs their mouth in this fashion (Moss) they are often the one who is at most to blame for the very woes they are attempting to distance themselves from.
That was one talking-head idea, let AR have play-calling power as did Peyton Manning w/ the Colts and bring in a Caldwell-type coach to "oversee" the team. I don't think Murphy-Gute will give-up that much control but it's always possible? Still think AR would need game-planning-assistance and a creative mind to help him think out of the box... maybe Alex Van Pelt returns as OC?
He is correct in stating that their is a lack of leadership on the team. The McCarthy termination proves that. I donly not believe he was utilizing the "tear down others to make yourself look better" approach. Rather, I feel as though he was attempting to light a fire under the rears of everyone within the organization by deservedly calling them out. He could have definitely gone about it in a more professional manner but who knows? Maybe he has been trying to convey his message to the team for quite a while but it fell on deaf ears, so his last resort was going to Twitter. We may never know all the details. What I personally know from experience is that professionals (key word) in any industry who resort to such tactics do so because they feel as though their leaders aren't leading. As it currently stands I support Moss in what he said.
