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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 6794" data-source="post: 950381">I wasn't surprised the special teams were terrible vs. the Niners but that doesn't mean they don't deserve the majority of the blame for the loss.As mentioned before, the offense definitely performed below expectations and is rightfully criticized for it as well.There's absolutely no doubt that the Packers pushing cap hits into future years will result in them having to cut their losses at some point down the road. I don't have any issue with that as the year after the team moves on from Rodgers was supposed to be a rebuilding season anyway.If we're solely talking about the 2022 season the Packers will be able to afford to retain the same players no matter if they move on from Rodgers or extend him to save cap space. I definitely prefer having a realistic shot at being a contender for as long as possible over moving on from Rodgers this offseason. There's no guarantee the Packers will be able to field a decent team even while receiving draft picks in return for Rodgers and saving cap space along the way.The Packers need to have significantly more luck with injuries on the offensive line next season for the unit to excel like they did in 2020. If the group is able to stay healthy I expect them to perform at a very good level.</blockquote>

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