The Packers need either Bill Cower, or Mike Shanahan, Hell Even Holmgren.

[quote user="Rich McGeorge"] A couple of thoughts: The best way to explain a GM's job is to think of it in terms of a GM in the business world. A GM is worried about business continuiity. While everyone else thinks just in terms of today, a GM need to think about today, tomorrow and next...

[quote user="azpackfan04"] As things now to come to light. I see both sides very well. We weren't far off three years ago when we though that Thompson was running Favre out. He didn't sign his offensive line and we all saw what losing TWO interior lineman did for the club. As Favre...

[quote user="forefor4"] Muddy - best GM? This is the guy who made the shrewd eval on Randy Moss? Nah, nothin left in that guy was there? GIGANTIC BUSINESS SCREW UP! Face it, the guy is out of his depth and a deceptive bureaucrat. As an unnamed counterpart to Thompson on another NFL team was...

[quote user="dsilby"] [quote user="Pack Attack"] Does anyone think that if the Packers fired TT he wouldn't be hired by someone else probably less than 1 week. The Packers aren't getting enough negative press, lets fire the GM that lead the team to a 14-4 record. They would...

[quote user="gmiller4"] If Tim Brown is right, I think that shows that the issue from the start has been Thompson's ego and his not wanting to be overshadowed by favre. That is a disastrous trait in a general manager. What a 180 degree departure from the philosophy of Bob Harlan who never...

[quote user="Deb Mills"] ...WAKE UP EVERYONE, GB is becoming the laughing stock of the country.... [/quote] I agree with this much of your post. Why is GB becoming the laughingstock of the country? Could it be because of the tantrum-throwing by old Mike Sherman fans still pathetically trying...

Team sport. Period. Every successful season the Packers ever enjoyed was because we put a successful TEAM on the field. Enough of this lone-hero-putting-us-in-the-win-column nonsense. Favre has said so many times himself. We have a sound GM and a promising coach in charge of a maturing young team. I...

[quote user="CheeseCityFan"] MuddyMask Although your comments were directed to beer bum and lamboo, I'm probably as grizzled, and here's a glance back at the last 40 years or so of Packer legends and their farewells. Vince Lombardi: Stepped down as coach in GB in February, 1968 to concentrate...

Don't know about the rest of you but this whole "disagreement", he said, he did'nt say is sure straining the faithfuls view of the upcoming season. I actually looked forward to this year, new QB,Brett WAS retired,a new era, draft choices at QB that could have implications on the Packers...