Last 3 prime time games, as currently leaked, are in the flex window.
That said, Chiefs, Giants, and Viks all could have playoff implications and the games stay as schedule.
I too see a quick start a real possibility.
I want JLo to lock up the W in that 1st week with a scramble TD and a Now I own you!
@packerboi posted:Wait, I thought Rodgers leaving was supposed to take away the national games. Whoops, guess not.
Really, not a bad schedule at all. No real brutal road trips. I would like that bye about 2-3 weeks later but we've seen worse.
At the Raiders on MNF should be wild. Guessing it will be a mass amount of Packers at that game and at insane prices.
Wait till they find out that we are still making the playoffs without that dolt.
@Chongo posted:The Bears will be favored in the game, but this will be one of those games where 10 is just as likely to come out looking like Mahomes as he does looking like Rex Grossman.
There's always an advantage when a team doesn't have meaningful film on a QB...which they won't have. That will help 10 the first 3-4 games. 3-1 or 4-0 is highly probable IMO...even if 10 ends up being pedestrian or poor the rest of the way.
Offense is going to look a lot different this year also, which will hurt Chicago game 1. Would much rather play this game than a home opener vs the Chiefs or even the Saints.
I'm sure Getsy will have plenty to say. He knows MLF's offense regardless of who the QB is.
He looks 10yrs older in that photo. Holy crap.
@Goalline posted:He can say bye to all those shitty NFCN teams heās been putting cheap regular season stats on.
This made me curious, so I ran some numbers. Against NFCN teams last year, Rodgers averaged 211 yds/game; 63% completion rate; 1 TD average per game; .83 interceptions per game; and a rating of 86.1. He also was sacked 11 times in those six games
Against the rest of the teams, he averaged 220 yds/game; 66.4% completion rate; 1.8 TDs per game; .64 interceptions; and a rating of 97.8. He was sacked 21 times.
What also struck me as interesting is that Rodgers did not have a 300 yd game; the first Lions game he had 291, but other than that he had only had two games over 250 (255 and 251).
Based on last year's stats, Rodgers may be happy to get out of the NFCN.
Lions have to open at K C Chiefs on Thursday Night Kickoff. I'd say they won't be in 1st place in the NFCN when week 1 is completed.
Interesting that all games vs the NFCS are noon kickoffs.
@Goalline posted:Wait till they find out that we are still making the playoffs without that dolt.
Dolt , š
@Fandame posted:This made me curious, so I ran some numbers. Against NFCN teams last year, Rodgers averaged 211 yds/game; 63% completion rate; 1 TD average per game; .83 interceptions per game; and a rating of 86.1. He also was sacked 11 times in those six games
Against the rest of the teams, he averaged 220 yds/game; 66.4% completion rate; 1.8 TDs per game; .64 interceptions; and a rating of 97.8. He was sacked 21 times.
What also struck me as interesting is that Rodgers did not have a 300 yd game; the first Lions game he had 291, but other than that he had only had two games over 250 (255 and 251).
Based on last year's stats, Rodgers may be happy to get out of the NFCN.
Wait.. Are you trying to tell me that Goalline just made up a bunch of bullshit to throw shade at the 4-time NFL MVP?
@Pikes Peak posted:Itās working isnāt it?
Working for whom? Goodell and the owners, maybe. We'll see how many MNF games get flexed, late in the season.
You get every Sunday day gameā¦except the oneās that air in your local market.
What the hell?? FOUR Monday night double headers? And the 5 that are scheduled each game involves an east coast team.
This season screams player safety!
@michiganjoe posted:Absolutely perfect start to the Love era would be having him go into Soldier Field and beat the Bears.
The Vikings say "Eff You!!"
@Fandame posted:This made me curious, so I ran some numbers. Against NFCN teams last year, Rodgers averaged 211 yds/game; 63% completion rate; 1 TD average per game; .83 interceptions per game; and a rating of 86.1. He also was sacked 11 times in those six games
Against the rest of the teams, he averaged 220 yds/game; 66.4% completion rate; 1.8 TDs per game; .64 interceptions; and a rating of 97.8. He was sacked 21 times.
What also struck me as interesting is that Rodgers did not have a 300 yd game; the first Lions game he had 291, but other than that he had only had two games over 250 (255 and 251).
Based on last year's stats, Rodgers may be happy to get out of the NFCN.
Without a direct link I'm calling bullshit.
Not that I care š, but am I the only one who thinks this schedule looks brutal?
I hate Thursday games.
NFLFUĀ® pushing the Jets so watch AR get injured.
@Tavis Smiley posted:Not that I care š, but am I the only one who thinks this schedule looks brutal?
You might be the only one that can read that blurry schedule.
The Jets 1st 11 games, no favors, they should be happy with 5-6. If Rodgers plays all 11 that would get him past the 65% playing time
@Tavis Smiley posted:Not that I care š, but am I the only one who thinks this schedule looks brutal?
Can you imagine if they're 4-5 going into that 2nd Bills game?!?!
Juicy!
Ryan Wood does a game-by-game prediction today and has them finishing 8-9. Link (paywall)
@mrtundra posted:In the past, it's been shitty for those of us, in Wisconsin, who cannot get the Packers games because they were scheduled to be played at the same time the vikings games were. Here's hoping that this season, the NFL Schedulers fix that problem.
After the schedule was released, I see 3, maybe 4 games, that Packers' fans in western Wisconsin and Minnesota, will not be able to watch due to the Packers games being aired at the same time the vikings games are aired. Week 9: LA Rams at Lambeau aired on FOX at Noon; Week 10: Packers at Steelers aired on CBS at Noon while the vikings game is at Noon on FOX and Week 16 on December 24th. The Packers and vikings are both on at Noon on FOX, on Christmas Eve. Week 18 game times are yet to be determined, so there is a chance the Packer game will not be aired. In week 18, the Packers play the Bears. Games that may also not be aired are the MNF games, especially the ones later in the season, due to the possibility of them being flexed. I see the MNF game in Week 14 between the Packers and the NYGs, being flexed, especially if neither team is playoff bound.
@Tavis Smiley posted:Without a direct link I'm calling bullshit.
@michiganjoe posted:Ryan Wood does a game-by-game prediction today and has them finishing 8-9. Link (paywall)
BS. I stand by 10-7
6-11
the key to happiness is low expectations
Buckcherry seems to be trying to posture his way out of GB
Scolding the Packers Social Media team
