The Packers will score every time their offense gets the ball. Last season went pretty well for Aaron Rodgers and his pals, and that was without Jermichael Finley and Ryan Grant. Grant will combine with James Starks to create the "thunder and lightning" dynamic, but look for Starks to be the more valuable fantasy choice. Finley, meanwhile, will be a top-three tight end. Greg Jennings will continue to thrive as well. Oh, yeah, and then there's Rodgers (aka the NFL's best quarterback in both fantasy and reality). Like I said ... Every. Single. Time

Dameshek wrote:

http://www.nfl.com/fantasy/story/09000d5d82031b5b/article/our-fantasy-experts-make-their-bold-predictions-for-2011?module=HP_cp2

Originally Posted by: Jacob 

...with an offensive line.

Originally Posted by: dfosterf 

That would rule but as long as I've watched the NFL, I've rarely seen that happen. I think in 1983, we scored every time we touched the ball in the 48-47 victory over the 'Skins. That's the only time I can remember it happening.

Now, if we did it twice next season, that would kick ass. 🖐

Originally Posted by: zombieslayer 

Thank you. (No one listens to me anymore on this subject. :))

Originally Posted by: Wade 

Not only will they score every possession, the TDs will all be so spectacular that the Packers will be awarded 9 points each time they visit the endzone.

Originally Posted by: bozz_2006