was the Packers in 1996-97.
That floored me.
Getting back next year is going to be a huge feat.
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It seems like the conditions for another run next year could not be better. Rodgers likes it on top and in his mind, his career is just starting. Same with Mathews, and guys like Raji, Shields, Bulaga, Williams, Starks, Nelson, etc. etc., not to mention all the IR guys who missed all the action.
They did not even have a home playoff game this year. There's a ton to keep playing for, and now they know how to do it.
The future is very bright indeed
I think if any team can avoid the SB hangover, it is these guys. This year all happened so fast for them, I think they want it again already.
They did not even have a home playoff game this year. There's a ton to keep playing for, and now they know how to do it.
The future is very bright indeed
I think if any team can avoid the SB hangover, it is these guys. This year all happened so fast for them, I think they want it again already.
I was wondering the same thing about the NFC. We haven't had a repeater since what, DAL in the early 90's? That's crazy. I think all the competition there will be on this team for roster spots and then weekly starting/assignment jobs should keep any complaicency from setting in. If Rodgers stays healthy, they should be favored to repeat.
quote:Originally posted by DH13:
they should be favored to repeat.
They are. Super Bowl 46 odds are already out:
Pack 7/1
Patriots 8/1
Steelers 10/1
As well they should be.
1) Best QB in the league
2) 3 solid CB's (best secondary bar none in NFL)
3) Great coaching * (Campen)
4) Finley, Grant, Jones, and more coming back
5) TT gets to draft in April and sign Undrafted FA's
6) He may also trade Flynn for pick(s)
1) Best QB in the league
2) 3 solid CB's (best secondary bar none in NFL)
3) Great coaching * (Campen)
4) Finley, Grant, Jones, and more coming back
5) TT gets to draft in April and sign Undrafted FA's
6) He may also trade Flynn for pick(s)