Packers Fire Coach After Ripping Aaron Rodgers and Team in Tweet

After criticizing the team on Twitter, Green Bay Packers fired associate head coach Winston Moss has been fired.

A longtime right-hand man to former Green Bay coach Mike McCarthy – who was fired unceremoniously on Sunday following an embarrassing loss to the Arizona Cardinals – Moss has been in Green Bay since the 2006 season.

Before he was let go, Moss tweeted about the need to have someone in charge who would hold quarterback Aaron Rodgers accountable. He also seemed to criticize the team for not finding that person.

Ponder this… what Championship teams have are great leadership! Period! It’s not the offensive guru trend, it’s not the safe trend. Find somebody that is going to hold #12 and everybody in this building to a #LombardiStandard! Period! #losingsucks!

— Winston Moss (@CoachMossXFL) December 4, 2018

Despite being let go, Moss didn’t seem to have any regrets.

The Packers have informed me that there letting me go. #thankstwitter!

— Winston Moss (@CoachMossXFL) December 5, 2018

I have serve the Packers with all my heart and soul. I’ve given it my all. no regrets!

— Winston Moss (@CoachMossXFL) December 5, 2018

“What does it profit a person to gain the whole world, yet forfeit his soul?

— Winston Moss (@CoachMossXFL) December 5, 2018

To replace McCarthy, the Packers are reportedly looking into the prospect of hiring New England assistant Josh McDaniels.

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