How well do you think the Green Bay Packers wiil do next year?
477454
they will go 3-0 then they will lose 4 straight lose one more and win the rest 11-5
9450
The Seahawks reguardless of who starts or who's least game it might be. The Packers are terrible this year and the Seahawks are impressive w/ or w/o their starters. Brett Favre should have retired two years ago. I know he wants to go out on a good season but I'm affraid those years have past. He is a great person and leader but his physical abilties are starting to fail. He is no longer the asset he once was.
530385
I think they have an excellent shot at the playoffs this year because they will probably be the best team in the NFC western div. I'd say they could look for a super bowl 2 more seasons down the road, especially with their WR corps and a more experienced matt lineheart.
804605
Nice predictions but I have to dissagree with Brett Farve.  He will never play anywhere but Green Bay!  He would retire if traded.
583584
No, They already put a lot of money into Arron Rodgers wether he will be good or not is still left to be seen. Also it is not certain that Farve is leaving next year, which is something he said.  Although Matt my become a great QB, he will at least be a good qb, they had several more pressing needs on the Defensive side of the ball and AJ hawk will be a great player. He flies all over the field. With him, Nick Barnet and abdol hodge(their other LB drafted this year) will allow them to build around three fast and good LB's on the side of the ball that wins championships. D-FENSE!!!!
916193
I think they will because they have a pretty good talent core with John Kitna, Kevin Jones, and their secondary.  They might even make a playoff run within the next few years, maybe have a breakout year and surprise people.
19714
Da Packers...yah, ya gotta love da Packers...no matter how badly they may do, they STILL have won more Super Bowls that the Viqueens!
773692
No I dont think they will.\nBut they should make the finals.\nThe only way I could see them winning it is if they have a great year concerning injuries.\nNow with Barret, Bailey, Gorrell & Timmins are gone they're will be to much pressure on Matt Head and Ben Hornby to performane. And Mark Gasnier is not a five eight. \nThe next year or two will just be a development year for them to try and blood some youngsters through.\nI Would expect them to make the finals just. Maybe in a year or two they will win it
87459
Absolutely. They will be like a more practiced, more refined version of the near-powerhouse they were this season. They have THREE members going to the Pro Bowl this year. The Dallas game was what really undid them this year.\n\nUnder the steady coaching of John Fox... this team will go far. They already have made the playoffs twice in three years... and were at the Super Bowl in 2003. The Seahawks, on the other hand, will probably collapse after their post-Super Bowl loss as so many teams do for a year.
500238
i think they will do really good this year...I think they have a good chance at the title
239959
I love the Packers! Great team!! Now that Mike Sherman is finally gone and they have a new coaching staff I think if they don't make it this year they will next year! The Packers have some of the greatest players but the defense coordinator, Jim Bates, called some stupid plays last year! Now for the new coach and new staff the Packers will do a lot better! Mike McCarthy is the head coach and just because he is the youngest coach and never been a head coach don't under estimate him! Packers will do something this year!!
327648
I think the raiders will improve to about 6 - 10 this year.  It may not be what you want to hear but it is an improvement over their last season.  They will be in some close ball games but I think Aaron Brooks just doesn't consistently make great decisions with where to go with the football.  Brooks will look spectacular at times, and then make a couple bad throws that could cost his team a game.  Also their running backs are serviceable, as long as they don't put the ball on the ground.  Their linebackers and safeties have recently had a problem with wrapping up and are missing open field tackles.  Michael Huff was a good pick, that guy is a solid and safe pick.  The Raiders will work through this year and show improvement, but will still lack quality offensive lineman and some linebacker / safety / cornerback help.  They are moving in the right direction now, but will not have quite enough to make the playoffs just yet.  Now if Aaron Brooks improves in his decision making like Jake Plummer did, and all of their draft picks and free agent acquisitions have career years, then they can...but this is the football equivalent of winning the lottery.
306088
Brett wants to go out on top like everyone else.  The Packers have been getting progressively worse over the seasons.  Here lies the problem; if Brett wants to go out on top, that won't be with the Packers.\n\nI think Brett wants to be traded.  I think the Packers wouldn't mind trading him.  The problem is neither side wants to pull the trigger.  If the Packers initiate a trade thay will look incenitive.  After all, next to Vince Lombardi, Bart Starr, and Curly Lambeau who else has epitomized the tru meaning of being a Packer other than Brett.  He brought thr franchise back.\n\nThe other problem with a trade is where would he go?  What playoff contender needs a QB and has the money to sign him for one year (which is all Brett says he wants to play).Few good teams need a QB.  \n\nCinncinnati might need someone if Carson Palmer does not come back quickly, but that is a maybe.\n\nHouston might be an interesting fit, but they still love David Carr.\n\nBaltimore needs a real QB, but for just one year?  And would Brett make them a contender?\n\nI doubt Brett would jump ship to any of the teams in his division.\n\nThe Jets have a chance at either Young or Leinart.  Plus I can't picture Brett in New York.\n\nThe best thing Brett could have done was to retire in January.  If he retires now, then he will be criticized for waiting so long and forcing the Packers to miss out on a number of veteran free agents.\n\nHey, what if the Titans and Packers swap QBs.  McNair is looking for a home and he has a few years left.  Brett could train either Leinart or Young for a season.  A trade that will never happen.\n\nBrett will stay one more year in GB, probably retire and the story will fizzle.  The NFL has scheduled several televised GB games this season highlighting Brett's final season, so I think he will stick around.  If they go 8-8 he will at least be able to save some face.
1039315
Brett Farve will throw 25 interception and the packers will be 6-10.  Bett still has a great arm, but no one to throw it to and a questionable running game will be the end of him.  The revamped defense will be there only savior in the NFC Central.  Thank God, the vikings and detroit will still stink.
945114
As a big fan of the Packers, and of the career of Brett Favre, I agree.  Retirement should have come, if for no other reason than to make way for the new generation of Packer quarterbacks to build a team up around them.
985803
The Packers will continue to play, well... like the Packers.\n\nThey will find their groove about every 3rd game and score 30+ points, and the following week will allow 30+ points and score less than 7. \n\nThey are a roller coaster, and it all depends on Brett's focus. \n\nWhen  he is off, he is WAY off. When he is on, he is a Super Bowl, Pro Bowl, Hall of Fame QB.\n\nSo in short, they will win 30-40% (or as close as they can get) the remainder of the year.
1062091
8 and 8 season.  The trade of Walker will not hurt the Packers, he was too much of a whinnier.  With Green and Gadon back from injuries the running game will be better.  Farve must stop tossing the football to the other team, this will help also.