Yup and the Chiefs will be coming off a "mini bye week" (Thursday night game last night) to be able to rest up and prepare for the Packers next Sunday. So 3 games in a row for the Packers to face teams that have had a lot more prep time.
I know I am being a bit nit picky, but I really wish schedule makers could figure out a way to match teams up after bye weeks, so that one team doesn't have that edge. 3 straight games against those teams with the edge is really poor planning on the schedule makers part. Obviously, Thursday night Mini byes would be hard to even out, but the Chiefs could be scheduled to play a team that had a bye this week.
Hoping it doesn't catch up to us. It does create quite the advantage for the opponent. Fortunately (for the Packers) we'll get Kansas City without Mahomes. That's a game that, before the season, I had pegged as a loss. We could still very well lose that game, but I'd venture to say that now it's a game in which the Packers "should" win, even with them having another couple of days to game plan. Their defense is putrid and that's being polite.
So now the toughest challenges we have from now until the end (not including divisional opponents) is at the Chargers (who have been pretty bad thusfar), Carolina at home, and at Frisco.
You have to figure on a divisional loss somewhere because it's very rare to sweep the division, and two of them will be on the road. But even if we lose two divisional games out of three to finish, and 2 nonconference games, we're looking at an 11-5 season, which is what I forecasted prior to the season.
Being (somewhat) arrogant, worst case for the Packers is 10-6, with every opportunity to play great football and obtain the #1 seed in the NFC at 12-14 wins. Gotta go out there and do it though.