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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 1000301" data-attributes="member: 7261">An obvious YES, for me on option #2.  I know some LOVE the individual game wins, but I prefer to look at the big picture and the future.  Who here remembers the Packers win last season against the Rams?  The win against the Dolphins?  What I would remember is Joe Barry getting fired, Jordan Love playing in several games and the Packers picking in the top 5 of every round.  The future impact that those players might have had on the Packers 2023 season and beyond.  I would rather forget about what came out of a meaningless 8-9 season.I hate to admit it, but it would have been more exciting to be a Bear fan in the off season.  Fields appears to possibly be on the rise, the Texans hand them the #1 pick in the draft, which they convert to a bevy of picks and they have a pretty decent draft.  Sure, the Packers still own the Bears, but those 2 wins against the Bears, cost the Packers more than it benefited them, IMO.</blockquote>

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