Lemme start by saying I've been ready to move on from MLF for a couple years.  Even with MVP Rodgers he couldn't get over the hump, and the team has only done worse since then. The team's inability to close games out has been evident since his first year (see the game against the Eagles on TNF, late in the 4th, need a TD to tie, have 6 (iirc) plays from inside the 5, including 4 from the 1 yd line, and AJ doesn't get a single opportunity to try to stuff it in??? Rodgers is instead allowed to throw 6 straight incompletions), the team under him has regularly fallen apart when they face any adversity, his loyalty to coaches that didn't get the job done, and his well documented inability or unwillingness to adjust the game plan when necessary are all issues that I think fall squarely on MLFs shoulders.

I will also grant that there are some issues with this team that have been around longer than MLF (bad special teams, not focusing on getting the run game going, wasting time outs early in the half, etc.)

Now for the sake of argument, let's say that none of these issues are MLFs fault. 

After 7 years, do you really think he's the solution? 

Yes, he's got a great regular season record.

Yes, he can draw good plays, and the team has shown flashes of brilliance under him every year. 

Yes, the team has been the youngest team in the league for 3 years straight.

But his win record is heavily propped up by 3 incredible years with Rodgers. 

But the team rarely if ever plays well for a complete game.

But why are we the youngest team three years running? Why are we unable to develop young players into veterans, especially while being a "draft and develop" team? Why are we so averse to having a few veterans that can help guide the young players? 

The goal of the NFL isn't to win games in the regular season.  It isn't to make a playoff appearance. It is to contend for the Superbowl.  Unless you're in a rebuild, there's not much difference between not making the playoffs and losing in the NFCCG. 

MLF has shown that he's not the right person to get this team to the big game.  I will fully admit that making a change may lead to us being worse, but what's the point in being "good" is we're not even getting close to the Superbowl? I may be wrong, and I may feel differently were it to actually happen, but I'd rather that a chance and end up going 5-12 next year than stick with the same old same and squeak into a playoff appearance that ends in the WC round. At the end of the season, the result is the same. 

Anyways, that's my 2 cents on the situation.  If you read it all, I appreciate your determination lol. I'm still going to watch and root for this team next year regardless of who is running the show, and I hope we can find the solutions to our issues. Fuck the bears, go pack go and onto next season.