2020 Schedule is out

[pacmaniac]

• HOME GAMES: Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, Minnesota Vikings, Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, Jacksonville Jaguars, Tennessee Titans, Philadelphia Eagles
• AWAY GAMES: Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, Minnesota Vikings, New Orleans Saints, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, San Francisco 49ers

If our offense can get fixed next year, and Rodgers hasn't fallen off a cliff, we could go 14-2 at worst.

 

[Sky King]

London anyone?

 

[scotscheese]

why is it, we always seem to play teams like the 49's and saints away, and never at lambeau?

London anyone?

fingers crossed good sir

edit - maybe the bucs or colts game could be considered for London

 

[hasamikun]

Looks like a really really tough away schedule while home seems rather easy. Ofc you really cant say that now because we all know football. i really hope for a London game this year. I really wanna see the packers live and my finances say no to a trip to the USA

 

[tynimiller]

why is it, we always seem to play teams like the 49's and saints away, and never at lambeau?


fingers crossed good sir

edit - maybe the bucs or colts game could be considered for London

I'm fine with that...just not the Colts game please, I may actually go to that one as my nephew is a huge Colts fan and we could all make a trip out of it.

 

[Poppa San]

we could all make a trip out of it.

London is a trip. just saying

Looks like undefeated at Lambeau is doable. I'd be happy with anything over .500 on the road.

 

[FaninColorado]

Saints get Packers, Vikings, Niners, Chiefs, and Chargers at home while playing Bears, Lions, Raiders, Broncos, and Eagles on the road... Re-payment for no pass interference vs Rams.

 

[gbgary]

London anyone?

please no. i don't think there's any way they can get around that farce this year though.

 

[gbgary]

London is a trip. just saying

Looks like undefeated at Lambeau is doable. I'd be happy with anything over .500 on the road.

ten will be the toughest of the non-divisional games.
road schedule is brutal...and one of those will be a london game. yuck!

 

[rmontro]

i really hope for a London game this year.

The Packers can't even travel well to California, and you want them to go to London?

 

[C-Lee]

why is it, we always seem to play teams like the 49's and saints away, and never at lambeau?

We played the Niners at Lambeau in 2018 + we played the Saints at Lambeau in 2017

 

[Poppa San]

Which away team do you see giving up a home game that would pack the seats with Packers fans?? I think with the college game at Lambeau to compensate, the Packers may even take a non-divisional game to London that weekend.

 

[melvin dangerr]

London anyone?

I Wonder why all this time we haven’t played there, I visit there quite often and they have a very good fan base, and they travel..

 

[RRyder]

I Wonder why all this time we haven’t played there, I visit there quite often and they have a very good fan base, and they travel..

Main reason being the Packers flat out refuse to play a home game there

Secondary reason being that theres only like 3 teams that give the league oks to schedule their home games there so its a matter of whether you play that team in there stadium and that's the week chosen for London.

Second secondary reason is even if you meet the above criteria but have a fan base known for completely filling up a particular away stadium (like the Packers in say Jacksonville) you can still decline the London game and force them to chose another one in favor of not risking losing a 9th home game and not adding on the travel logistics and jet lag

(I use Jacksonville as an example because I'm like 80% sure the last time time we played the Jaguars the league wanted to make that the London game but GB squashed the idea cause they allready knew they could fill up the stadium down there with Green n Gold)

 

[scotscheese]

yeah, the crowds at the london games are a lot more neutral, as most NFL fans will be fans of other teams just getting a ticket for the experience, but i think it could feel like a home game for us

 

[GARYELL]

The Packers can't even travel well to California, and you want them to go to London?

Apart from the jet-lag , it'll be just like a home game , stadium would be a packer fan sell out.

GPG!!!!

 

[RRyder]

yeah, the crowds at the london games are a lot more neutral, as most NFL fans will be fans of other teams just getting a ticket for the experience, but i think it could feel like a home game for us

More likely even "probably"

Problem is most teams that would accept a London game as their home game are generally teams that we KNOW that theyll be pretty much home games against so why even risk it and add on the travel?

 

[scotscheese]

More likely even "probably"

Problem is most teams that would accept a London game as their home game are generally teams that we KNOW that theyll be pretty much home games against so why even risk it and add on the travel?

how about, just because i want to see the pack live instead of on my TV

yes, I'm being selfish here

 

[Deleted member 6794]

why is it, we always seem to play teams like the 49's and saints away, and never at lambeau?

The Packers have played five of their last seven games vs. the Saints and five of their last nine vs. the Niners at Lambeau.

Saints get Packers, Vikings, Niners, Chiefs, and Chargers at home while playing Bears, Lions, Raiders, Broncos, and Eagles on the road... Re-payment for no pass interference vs Rams.

The schedule formula has been decided on long before the no pass interference call in last year's NFCCG.

 

[scotscheese]

The Packers have played five of their last seven games vs. the Saints and five of their last nine vs. the Niners at Lambeau.

thanks Cap, must admit it doesn't feel like that, always feel like we play "contenders" at their places

 

[melvin dangerr]

Main reason being the Packers flat out refuse to play a home game there

Secondary reason being that theres only like 3 teams that give the league oks to schedule their home games there so its a matter of whether you play that team in there stadium and that's the week chosen for London.

Second secondary reason is even if you meet the above criteria but have a fan base known for completely filling up a particular away stadium (like the Packers in say Jacksonville) you can still decline the London game and force them to chose another one in favor of not risking losing a 9th home game and not adding on the travel logistics and jet lag

(I use Jacksonville as an example because I'm like 80% sure the last time time we played the Jaguars the league wanted to make that the London game but GB squashed the idea cause they allready knew they could fill up the stadium down there with Green n Gold)

 

[melvin dangerr]

Buzz kill lol

 

[Pugger]

ten will be the toughest of the non-divisional games.
road schedule is brutal...and one of those will be a london game. yuck!

I'm just thankful they aren't taking away a home game from Lambeau...

 

[Poppa San]

thanks Cap, must admit it doesn't feel like that, always feel like we play "contenders" at their places

confirmation bias. one only remembers facts that support their opinion.

 

[rmontro]

Apart from the jet-lag , it'll be just like a home game , stadium would be a packer fan sell out.

Maybe so, but they had a good crowd at the Charger game too, and that didn't help.