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Cheesehead
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Oh, Reginald!Still doesn't negate my point but fair enough.
I DISAGREE!
Oh, Reginald!Still doesn't negate my point but fair enough.
Always a toss up, I'll let the chips fall where they may during that oneJust to clarify, you're predicting a SB loss? Never would've pegged you for a guy to predict the Packers would make it to the big dance only to lose.![]()
Gotta specify though. Don’t want you hedgingAlways a toss up, I'll let the chips fall where they may during that one![]()
You’re on quite the negativity roll lately. The conglomeration of negative comments of speaking to our demise after leading with a positive (as if to mask your frustration) seems obvious to me. Most people negative just come right out with it instead of dancing around.You are right that the Packers have elite talent at key positions. Unfortunately, they also have massive holes that will be easily exploited. Teams are only as strong as their weakest link. Given the lack of quality depth at most position groups, the usual parade of injuries will heighten Gutes string of bad off-season moves.
14Gotta specify though. Don’t want you hedging![]()
ahahaPlease update your record prediction based on 16 games.
Friendly reminder to include your three tie breaker predicitions
Need tie breaker #'s 2 and 3.
Just to clarify, you're predicting a SB loss? Never would've pegged you for a guy to predict the Packers would make it to the big dance only to lose.![]()
I'm in complete agreement. I get wanting to be objective, but come on missing the playoffs 3 years in a row? I get we're learning a new offense and everything, but if there's any QB I know that can handle it, and get us back into the hunt, it's Rodgers.
NE still beat us up but certainly it would’ve made it a game but I think we still lose a close one on the Thad there.We went back and forth about this last year:
Some argued we would have been worse if not for late game heroics by Rodgers against the Bears, 49ers. Me included.
But think about this. The Packers were possibly 2 fumbles away from 6-2-1. The Montgomery fumble at LA, and the Jones fumble late at New England.
Even regardless of how those games would’ve turned out, silly mistakes like that cost us last year. I’m just hoping for a more disciplined team this go around.
This is the key point. Easier schedule, plus improved roster, plus (hopefully) healthy AR bodes well for us.last years schedule was brutal comparatively
We're going to be battle tested right off the bat facing off against 4 good defenses. I say 4 because Dallas is overrated and they ONLY reason they looked good towards the end last year is because they went against losing teams towards the end. The only impressive win they had was against New Orleans.This is the key point. Easier schedule, plus improved roster, plus (hopefully) healthy AR bodes well for us.
I’ll just say this. I watched Dallas play Houston just after we did this preseason and Dallas absolutely demolished them. I realize it’s our backups and their backups mostly, but they shut down WebbWe're going to be battle tested right off the bat facing off against 4 good defenses. I say 4 because Dallas is overrated and they ONLY reason they looked good towards the end last year is because they went against losing teams towards the end. The only impressive win they had was against New Orleans.
If we come out 4-1 or even better 5-0 we're making the playoffs.
Dallas’ defense is better than you give it credit for. I do agree though that surviving the early stretch is key. Honestly I’d be thrilled with 3-2.We're going to be battle tested right off the bat facing off against 4 good defenses. I say 4 because Dallas is overrated and they ONLY reason they looked good towards the end last year is because they went against losing teams towards the end. The only impressive win they had was against New Orleans.
If we come out 4-1 or even better 5-0 we're making the playoffs.
It's a 16 game season...9-6 don't add up.9-6. Sneak into the playoffs as a Wildcard team.
Tie Breaker 1: Win wildcard game. Eliminated in Division round.
Tie Breaker 2: 11th in PPG offense.
Tie Breaker 3: 12th in PPG defense.
Oh dammit. Let me fix that .. LOL. Thanks for pointing it out.It's a 16 game season...9-6 don't add up.
Despite the last 2 years and seeing what this team is without #12 or at least a fully healthy #12, the Packers decided not to address the possibility of no Aaron or a not 100% Aaron. Settling for Tim Boyle as the #2 QB and not putting another weapon opposite Davante sealed this fact for me. I do think the Defense will improve, but with Aaron another year older and possibly a half a step slower, Packers will finish 8-8 and miss the playoffs.
Tie Breaker 1: No Playoffs
Tie Breaker 2: 18th
Tie Breaker 3: 14th
#12 once again is the #1 key to the season, if somehow he stays relatively healthy the entire season, then I can see a 10-6 finish and a loss in the divisional round of the playoffs.
So are you predicting that he will decline or get hurt? Because your concern regarding the QB2 only bears fruit if he gets hurt. But your comment there in bold seems to suggest that he will play, but just not well.
I am predicting he will get hurt. The "half a step slower" means he won't be able to get away from defenders quite as easily as he once was able to, thus more hits and the possibility of injuries. I predict we see #8 in a non-mop-up capacity at least by mid season. How long will be determined by what kind of injury #12 sustains.
The first 4 weeks of the season are going to be huge for this offense. With no time together playing in preseason games to shake off the rust, its going to be interesting to see how many hits Rodgers takes, waiting for a man to get open.