2011 Opponents· Page 2

longtimefan
Registered

14 years ago

#11

NO, Tampa, and or Oakland all should be in winter, but we now know 2 div games will be in last month

"jdlax" wrote:

How can you tell where certain games will fall on the schedule?

"longtimefan" wrote:

cuz they changed to the last game vs a division opponent

and I think one more in last month...so 2 in last month

shield4life
Veteran Member

14 years ago

#12

I see us going 10 - 6 or 11 - 5 winning the NFC north tho.

Dropping to NO - @ Chicago - Atlanta and probably two other upset teams that we shouldn't lose but we will.

Glad To Be A Packers Fan.

doddpower
Veteran Member

14 years ago

#13

Heck yeah, I'm loving that schedule. I'm going to try to make it to the Denver, Carolina, and Atlanta games. Hopefully it will work out! Depends on how cheap I can find tickets for. Shouldn't be too bad, especially the Carolina game, in NC.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member Topic Starter

14 years ago

#14

HOME
[ul]Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
New Orleans
Tampa Bay
Denver
Oakland
St. Louis[/ul]

AWAY
[ul]Chicago
Detroit
Minnesota
Atlanta
Carolina
Kansas City
San Diego
New York Giants[/ul]

"Zero2Cool" wrote:

Next, the dates.

Pretty tough schedule on paper.

millertime
Member

14 years ago

#15

AFC West is pretty bad, but the NFC South has 3 solid teams. Couple that with the #2 NFC teams and we should get some exciting games.

wpr
Preferred Member

14 years ago

#16

link

On paper at least, the Green Bay Packers will play a slightly less challenging schedule in 2011 than they just got through playing in 2010.

The Packers' opponents for next season, which were determined by formula, had a composite record of 130-126, or a winning percentage of .508.

This season, their opponents were 133-123, for a winning percentage of .520.

In 2011, Green Bay will play five games against opponents that made the playoffs. This season, the Packers wound up playing six games against playoff teams.

Next year at home, the Packers will play New Orleans (11-5), Tampa Bay (10-6), Denver (4-12), Oakland (8-8) and St. Louis (7-9).

On the road, the Packers will play Atlanta (13-3), Carolina (2-14), Kansas City (10-6), San Diego (9-7) and the New York Giants (10-6).

In addition, the Packers will play home-and-away series against NFC North foes Chicago (11-5), Detroit (6-10) and Minnesota (6-10).

In 2010, the NFC North teams were matched against the NFC East and the AFC East. The AFC East tied for first in best-overall record (36-28) of any division, and the NFC East was fifth at 32-32.

Next season, the NFC North clubs will be matched against the NFC South and the AFC West. The NFC South tied for the best record (36-28), whereas the AFC West finished sixth at 31-33.

Denver will be making its first appearance at Lambeau Field since 2003. Conversely, the Packers will be making their first trip to San Diego since 2003.

JSOnline wrote:

Of course teams change from year to year. What looks like an easy schedule before the season begins sometimes becomes a tough one.

Zero2Cool
Elite Member Topic Starter

14 years ago

#17

The playoff team comment is crap. Giants and Buccaneers both have 10 wins, those games will not be slouches.

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