Sit Myers, go with an inside IOL of Rhyan-Jenkins-Morgan and run more. Helps out Willis(and the defense) if they can consistently get positive yardage running the ball. IMO that's an impossibility with Myers on the field.

It is gut check for this team. Yes, they're going to have to overcome greater odds with a backup at QB. It has been done, when the team decided that they were going to ignore the odds and take their game to a new level. That's what has to happen. From the head coach to the guy barely hanging onto their job on special teams, everyone has to up their game. They need to play tough, mean and penalty free football. Do it to them before they do it to you. Break their will, impose yourself on them, dominate and decimate. This all starts with LaFleur, but it is also on the players. They need to look at that first game and decide they weren't good enough. Make the other team hate taking the field, knowing that anything they do, you already have the answer. And you get punished for trying. Let the other teams fear playing the Packers. This is the time to man up, and show who has the brass where it counts.

I tried adding in the Alec Baldwin speech from "Glengarry Glen Ross" here but it didn't work. But look it up, it sums up what this team needs to do: always be closing out the game.

Gute dug the grave.
Now let's see MLF climb out of it.
If a guy like Broke Purdy can lead SF.
I expect Willis to Win too.
After all Gute doesn't know failure.
And most here think he walks on water.
So what are you afraid of?
He built the team and you praised his picks.
We're at HOME! Nothing can go wrong.
This team doesn't need Love.
It didn't need Rodgers.
It only needs Gute.
If Willis Fails.
Life will go on in Green Bay.
Because Gute loves turn-over.
Even at the expense of MLF..

If ever there was a time for the defense to step up and control a game, this is it.

The only time I remember them doing that was the playoff loss to SF a couple of years ago. Even in that game, they caved in the 4th quarter.

They're already a game behind everyone in the Division. They can't afford to dig a deep hole and have to climb out against a difficult schedule over the last half of the season.

Lots of high priced talent on the defense. Now's the time to earn the $.

I don't think The Honeymooners is as old as Stockholder's schtick. Man needs some new material.

Many years ago, just before the arrival of Dan Marino, the Miami Dolphins under coach Don Shula made a Super Bowl using a "two-headed" qb called "WoodStrock." David Woodley was the physically talented but young and raw :starter" but Shula alternated in a more experienced Don Strock depending on situation and performance. "Woodstrock" worked extremely well because the coaching used and played to their respective strengths and supported them with strong running and defense.

During this coming Love-less stretch for the Packers maybe LaFleur should consider his own "two head" qb to get through and stay alive in the playoff chase. Malik Willis is the young, physically intriguing. player but Sean Clifford is the more versed in the offense. If they deserve to be on an NFL roster at all, Green Bay coaching needs to game plan and play call to utilize their respective positives to best benefit for the team.

Willis was just a couple of years ago one of the more attractive collegians entering the draft. Looking at his tape he possesses a strong arm and running ability. He was, for a time not so long ago, the expected or hoped for "franchise qb" for Tennessee. He didn't pan out there but his physical skill set still seems to be there if he can get the development he needs for the rest of the pro qb package.

Clifford looked like a real prospect as a rookie last year but for whatever reason didn't progress as hoped this year. Still, the Packers won 2 of 3 preseason games with him and Pratt playing . Granted, it was preseason against other teams' second, third and fourth level players and Clifford didn't look good against Denver's starters in that game. But Clifford wasn't playing with the Green Bay starters, either.

If LaFleur is the creative coach we've been thinking he will be trying to "sandbag" the opposition by keeping the notion of Love playing while he works on a quarterback plan we could call "Willfford." Willis & Clifford both being prepped and deployed according to situation and performance.

Unlike 2013 and "17, the rest of the team can't deflate and take a write off on the season because the starter is out. With Love the Pack would've been favored in the next 3 and 4 of 5 in the upcoming stretch of the schedule. They've got 2 of the next 3 at home and a beatable opponent on the road.

Obviously it's going to take more from the running game, defense and special teams for "Willfford" to work but that's precisely what Shula did with his Dolphins during "Woodstock"s time. They did it for a full 2 seasons. The Packers only have to do it for a few weeks.

once again we get to see what the brilliant MLF has up his sleeve...