When it gets really dark in Packer land and we come to the end of another season (or to the realization that the season will end short of where we'd like it to), there is always comfort to be gained from looking at the state of the Purple.
After yesterday's glorious 31-28 home loss to the 2-7 Cowboys (who had lost 4 in a row and scored 10, 3, 9, and 19 in those Ls) the Queens are now 4-6 and currently hold the 13th pick in the draft.
With home games upcoming against the Panthers and Jags that should be Ws, followed by road games at TB and NO that should be Ls, and then what are likely to be two more Ws against their even more pathetic NFC North foes the Lions and Bears, the Queens should finish right at 8-8.
That will leave them with about the 18th pick in the draft to find Cousins' replacement in round 1 and, without a 2nd round pick as a result of the Ngokoue trade, mean that they will not be adding much to next season's roster at the top of the 2021 draft.
And as Harrison Smith gets older, Anthony Harris leaves in free agency, and Hunter demands to be the highest-paid defensive player in the NFL, it will be time to re-build the defense and begin the Queens merry-go-round of mediocrity once again.
Fun times in the land of 10,000 puddles.