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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sunshinepacker" data-source="post: 819235" data-attributes="member: 9033">Well, since three points per game more is how much the Packers needed to score to be a top-10 offense it does kinda matter. I brought up the difference to illustrate the point that with an injured QB, without the projected #2 WR, with rookie WRs playing extensively, and a coach that refused to use Jones for half the season, the Packers were really close to being a top-10 offense. Some people seem to think the Packers need a LOT of help to become a top-10 offense while actually looking at what happened last year would seem to imply that the team wasn't that far from being top-1o even with all of the handicaps last year.But hey, I get it, you'd rather the team focus on the offense in the off-season; offense is fun to watch so there's certainly an upside to going all-in on offense. I just happen to think the defense needs far more help than the offense.</blockquote>

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