Gbguy, you are letting the bully get to you.
If you do that, the bully wins.
Just consider the source.
He’s not worth it.

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So I'll just mark down a W for the bye week then

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Which 8 ya got them winning?

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With over 4 months until the reg. season begins, no NFL Draft having taken place, no Training Camp or Pre-Season games to gage this seasons roster vs other teams, predicting the Packers 2019 record is just impossible at this point. Too many questions remain to be begun to be evaluated.

How will new and veteran players fit into the Packers new Offensive system? What adjustments will Head Coach LaFleur need to make? Will the Offensive Line play better this season? Will the Receivers play better in LaFleur's new offensive system? How much of an improvement will the GB RBs make in 2019?

Will the revamped GB Defense be as good as they appear to be on paper? Will the GB Pass Rush become a real factor and not just a way to contain the outside running attacks? Will last seasons improving defensive secondary benefit from the Smith's rushing opposing QBs this year?

I applaud the courage needed to dive into this unknown river, but I always went out and scouted the place before I would dive into it. I've never been one to blindly supply an uneducated opinion.

This thread ask for prediction anyway, so I shall supply one just for "fun". I will not say that they will beat this team or loose to that team. Afterall predicting what a team will do this season based upon last seasons results is just crazy.

OK, just for fun, at his point in time, the Packers could post a 10 - 6 Reg. Season record in 2019.

I reserve the right to change or amend this post as a clearer Picture of the 2019 Packers comes into view. 😎

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Smokey,

I love your spirit on the thread...you think is very difficult to predict, and for very valid reasons...but despite that, you got into the spirit of the thread and predicted anyway and ....dilly dilly.

I have succumbed to a fit of unreasonable optimism since my last post; so here goes:
[list]

I feel the absence of Mike M will be addition by subtraction.

The "fresh at bat with Matt" (not bad 'eh?) will clean the slate of any residual locker room drama

The second year of Pettine and continued maturation of the young db's will really help

As I re-examine last year, many of the games, particulary when we were in it, against quality opponents were winnable, i.e. we may not have been as bad as our record

12 has something to prove, I love it when he practices, plans, and plays pissed

I think a new approach to the offensive line will help

I think a less read-and-react pass scheme will help with quick rhythm passes and keep 12 upright and healthy

I feel we will add starting level talent in the draft on the OLine upgrading our guards by either, moving Bulaga inside, or, drafting a starting caliber G.[/list]

To the record, 11-5, competing with the Lions for the division. It is only one win more than my previous prediction, but I have euphoric optimism, pending the draft.Home ( 7 - 1 ) W - Minnesota Vikings W - Denver Broncos W - Philadelphia Eagles W - Detroit Lions W - Oakland Raiders
L - Carolina Panthers
W - Washington Redskins
W - Chicago Bears

Away ( 4 - 4 )
W - Chicago Bears
W - Dallas Cowboys
L - Kansas City Chiefs
L - Los Angeles Chargers
L - San Francisco 49ers
W -New York Giants
L - Detroit Lions
W - Minnesota Vikings

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George Siefert did it in 1990, Matt LaFleur can do it this year..........14-2

In case any of you missed this sentence in Zeros original post.


Throw down your GAME-BY-GAME record prediction. It's just some July off-season fun, you won't be winning nothing.

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Should I wait until July then? These rules are confusing.

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I made my prediction this way because you and he both said that, "you won't be winning nothing". How can someone not win nothing? Not win something might work though.

I'll revisit this after the draft, but at this point 9 - 7 is the best I can come up with...

Home ( 6 - 2 )

1. W - Minnesota Vikings
2. W - Denver Broncos
3. L - Philadelphia Eagles
4. W - Detroit Lions
5. W - Oakland Raiders
6. W - Carolina Panthers
7. W - Washington Redskins
8. L - Chicago Bears

Away ( 3 -5 )

1. L - Chicago Bears
2. L - Dallas Cowboys
3. L - Kansas City Chiefs
4. L - Los Angeles Chargers
5. W - San Francisco 49ers
6. W -New York Giants
7. W - Detroit Lions
8. L - Minnesota Vikings