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Jason Wilde: LaFleur Deserves Criticism — But Firing Him Won’t Fix the Packers

Jason Wilde: LaFleur Deserves Criticism — But Firing Him Won’t Fix the Packers

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 ESPN’s Jason Wilde joins Jen, Gabe & Chewy for an unfiltered conversation about the Packers’ collapse, the outrage surrounding Matt LaFleur, and why simplifying the blame doesn’t solve the real problems. Wilde acknowledges LaFleur absolutely deserves criticism, but pushes back hard on the idea that firing him would magically fix everything. He explains that locker rooms are nuanced places — not every player loves the head coach, but when the most respected voices speak up, it matters. Wilde points to strong public support from Micah Parsons, Tucker Kraft, Xavier McKinney, and even Aaron Rodgers as meaningful context that can’t be ignored. 🔥 “Underachieved” vs. reality Wilde disputes the narrative that the Packers massively underachieved, noting: Last year’s team wasn’t as good as fans remember This season’s loss came amid real injury explanations — not excuses Using injuries doesn’t absolve mistakes, but it does provide context 🔥 Effort is contagious — good or bad One of the segment’s strongest moments centers on Rashan Gary’s effort. Wilde agrees that visible loafing becomes contagious, undermining team culture. He recalls historical examples (including Mike Holmgren benching veterans) and argues Gary should have been held accountable much earlier to send a message. 🔥 Why small things matter most Wilde echoes Holmgren’s philosophy: “You let the small stuff go, then you let the big stuff go.” Mental mistakes, poor preparation, and inconsistent effort — not just play-calling — doomed the Packers. 🔥 Staff stagnation & the comfort problem Wilde offers a measured critique of LaFleur’s staff, suggesting the head coach needs: New voices Coaches willing to challenge him Less comfort, more innovation He explains that Adam Stenavich isn’t the problem — but the lack of internal challenge might be. 🔥 Blame belongs everywhere Wilde closes by stressing that: The offensive line failed late The defense collapsed in the fourth quarter Receivers missed opportunities Coaching and players both share responsibility Reducing it to “fire the coach” ignores the full picture. 🎧 A thoughtful, uncomfortable, and necessary breakdown of accountability, culture, and why the Packers’ issues run deeper than one man — only on Jen, Gabe & Chewy. Packers, Green Bay Packers, Jason Wilde, Matt LaFleur, Packers coaching debate, Rashan Gary effort, Packers accountability, Packers collapse, Packers locker room, Packers offseason, ESPN Milwaukee, Jen Gabe and Chewy
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