RolStoppable said:
The Packers are 2-2-1. More importantly, the Packers have been 2-2 many times with Aaron Rodgers and still made the playoffs, so the record is no reason for concern. The game against the Lions is a case of "everything that can go wrong does go wrong" with all its muffs, fumbles and missed field goals. The Packers offense produced over 500 yards with backup WRs, so there's no reason to call for new players on the team. This is just another one of those years with a middling start where it takes some weeks until things begin to click. Next game is at home against the 49ers, so that's a very winnable one. Week 7 is the Packers' bye, so the banged up guys get some rest. The middle portion of the schedule is tough with a lot of road games against quality teams, so there's a good chance that the Packers will be only 5-5-1 after 11 games. At that point the Packers would have to run the table, but that's doable considering how the schedule eases up. Compare all that to the situation of your team. You'll probably be already happy if you can finish ahead of the Giants in the NFC East, so a 5-11 record is what you are praying for. |
Aaron Rodgers QBR has been above average this year and the Packers defense sucks, to say the least. Make all the excuses you want, but you lost to the lions. We lost to the Texans due to some few mess ups, but it is still an L. I'm just glad we have a great defense that is pretty young and a great running back. Just give Dak a few good receivers and he should play well enough like his rookie season. When you have no good receivers, it makes your life a living hell. Look at Tom Brady, he got off to a rough start until he got Edelman and Gordon. The fact is, Cowboys have no playmaker playing as a receiver.
