OT: What If Bruce Arians took the Packers job

[WestCoastBearsFan]

I know he said he today he would only consider the Browns job if he came out of retirement but Green Bay is a way more attractive job than Cleveland. And yeah MM isn’t fired yet but I definitely think he will be fired after this season.


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[TL1961]

I would hate that.

I didn't realize he was considering coming out of retirement (but I find it funny that that is the only way he'd consider a job - no kidding? That's the very definition of "coming out of retirement.)

I think if the right coach takes Cleveland they'll look real good turning that record around. Cleveland has issues still, but they are certainly better than a two win team. They lost the OT on two ridiculous calls that the NFL admitted they blew, and another OT game was a tie because of their kicker missing multiple chip shots. (Two PATs I think?) Arians could do well there.

But nobody takes that over GB if open. I will now be worried about this dammit.

 

[legendxofxlink]

I know he said he today he would only consider the Browns job if he came out of retirement but Green Bay is a way more attractive job than Cleveland. And yeah MM isn’t fired yet but I definitely think he will be fired after this season.


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Cleveland has 1 less win and more young talent than the Packers. Coaching up a promising, young QB could be more attractive.

 

[WestCoastBearsFan]

I would hate that.

I didn't realize he was considering coming out of retirement (but I find it funny that that is the only way he'd consider a job - no kidding? That's the very definition of "coming out of retirement.)

I think if the right coach takes Cleveland they'll look real good turning that record around. Cleveland has issues still, but they are certainly better than a two win team. They lost the OT on two ridiculous calls that the NFL admitted they blew, and another OT game was a tie because of their kicker missing multiple chip shots. (Two PATs I think?) Arians could do well there.

But nobody takes that over GB if open. I will now be worried about this dammit.

He is not officially coming out retirement I believe he was answering a question about it but he does say in this article there is a chance he could come out of retirement
https://es.pn/2P9Pvg2


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[WestCoastBearsFan]

Cleveland has 1 less win and more young talent than the Packers. Coaching up a promising, young QB could be more attractive.

The packers have Aaron Rodgers though. MM is one of the biggest reasons that team has 1 more win than Cleveland


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[Hawkeye OG]

We would beat them because we have a more talented roster

 

[TL1961]

He is not officially coming out retirement I believe he was answering a question about it but he does say in this article there is a chance he could come out of retirement
https://es.pn/2P9Pvg2


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FYI, I was laughing at him saying it, not at you writing it.

 

[botfly10]

I'm not sure that GB is quite as attractive as people might think at first glance.

There are big problems with that team that Rodgers band-aids over. And imo, Rodgers has declined just enough that he will not carry the team to 10-12 wins every year all by himself like they are used to. But Rodgers will keep them out of the cellar and picking in the bottom half of the draft. That team is not getting restocked as long as Rodgers is around.

GB is looking at mediocrity for the next 3-4 years imo. Then prob a new coach that will have 2-3 years of losing seasons while the FO builds with high draft picks until the fire the HC and hire someone they really want.

 

[legendxofxlink]

I'm not sure that GB is quite as attractive as people might think at first glance.

There are big problems with that team that Rodgers band-aids over. And imo, Rodgers has declined just enough that he will not carry the team to 10-12 wins every year all by himself like they are used to. But Rodgers will keep them out of the cellar and picking in the bottom half of the draft.

GB is looking at mediocrity for the next 3-4 years imo. Then prob a new coach that will have 2-3 years of losing seasons while the FO builds with high draft picks until the fire the HC and hire someone they really want.

Gruden needs to just trade those 3 first round picks for Rodgers and be done with it. We all know he wants to.

 

[Aesopian]

Packers need to rebuild but Rodgers is holding that up

 

[dweebs19]

Gruden needs to just trade those 3 first round picks for Rodgers and be done with it. We all know he wants to.

You know, I honestly think this would be best for all parties involved.