Packers Schedule 2020

[ReasonablySober]

Tough schedule in the first half, cake walk in the second.

[MickeyDavis]

First time we've ever opened at Minnesota. Minnesota has opened at Green Bay 6 times.

[Mags FTW]

Good time to get the Vikings at their place considering how many new starters they will have on D.

[Profound23]

Tough schedule in the first half, cake walk in the second.

I'm guessing we start 3-5, maybe worse. Will be tough to climb out of that hole if I'm right.

[stillgotgame]

Tough schedule in the first half, cake walk in the second.

I'm guessing we start 3-5, maybe worse. Will be tough to climb out of that hole if I'm right.

Brutal start.
Interesting that the first 5 road games are either indoors or warm weather. If they’re moved to the back we will have no problem playing in the middle of winter.

[Frank Nova]

Tough schedule in the first half, cake walk in the second.

I'm guessing we start 3-5, maybe worse. Will be tough to climb out of that hole if I'm right.

4-4 in the 1st 8 and 7-1 in the back 8.

I can honestly see us sweeping the division again this season. Minnesota and Chicago both won’t be as good as advertised. And the fact Minny is -3.5 already for that opener should be a shot of adrenaline for everyone in that GB locker room. That’s insanely disrespectful and hopefully with all the **** criticism we’ve taken for not **** drafting a rookie WR of all things has everyone fired tf up.

Sure it’s fair to say last year we had Lady Luck in our corner until the NFCC, but it’s real silly to think we are guaranteed to regress in year 2. We can be 11-5 or 10-6 and still be better than last years team.

Why is everyone counting us out already because we didn’t add rookies dickheads like Mel Kiper and Bucky Brooks suggested we should? It’s laughable. Like I said, I sure hope with the criticism and the Rodgers drama is an adrenaline shot to have a real special year.

I think it’s a real possibility. Key guys playing for new contracts, Rodgers legacy under pressure, MLF wanting to improve on a 13-3 season... it could and should lead to a championship.

[stillgotgame]

Tough schedule in the first half, cake walk in the second.

I'm guessing we start 3-5, maybe worse. Will be tough to climb out of that hole if I'm right.

4-4 in the 1st 8 and 7-1 in the back 8.

I can honestly see us sweeping the division again this season. Minnesota and Chicago both won’t be as good as advertised. And the fact Minny is -3.5 already for that opener should be a shot of adrenaline for everyone in that GB locker room. That’s insanely disrespectful and hopefully with all the **** criticism we’ve taken for not **** drafting a rookie WR of all things has everyone fired tf up.

Sure it’s fair to say last year we had Lady Luck in our corner until the NFCC, but it’s real silly to think we are guaranteed to regress in year 2. We can be 11-5 or 10-6 and still be better than last years team.

Why is everyone counting us out already because we didn’t add rookies dickheads like Mel Kiper and Bucky Brooks suggested we should? It’s laughable. Like I said, I sure hope with the criticism and the Rodgers drama is an adrenaline shot to have a real special year.

I think it’s a real possibility. Key guys playing for new contracts, Rodgers legacy under pressure, MLF wanting to improve on a 13-3 season... it could and should lead to a championship.

Contract year is definitely a positive, guys really go all out. The rest of your optimism is rose colored glasses - I mean green & gold. I just don’t see it. We didn’t fill any holes. We weren’t close to as good as our record was last year. We were basically injury free, no chance of that repeating. The refs went out of there way to hand us a home game against the Lions - let’s face it, it was a charmed year.
I’m thinking 7-9, then reload.
I hope you’re right though.

[jakecronus8]

11-5. Losses at New Orleans, at SF, at Indy, home against Philly and Tennessee.