When it comes to the Green Bay Packers, I will probably continue to catch the games. I think my other NFL game viewership is going to diminish a lot once Aaron Rodgers retires. My typical Sunday would be catching pre-game shows starting around 10 AM and plowing through until the conclusion of Sunday Night Football. Sometimes I would cap the night off watching Cover 2 on Channel 2 ABC. Monday I might catch the game if I can find a stream. I won't pay for cable to have ESPN. Thursday games haven't really been something I tune into unless there's a player or two I wanna see.

Basically, I've probably spent 20 hours a week watching NFL related programming whether it's NFL shows or NFL games and I feel that is going to drop quite a bit once Aaron Rodgers retires. Hell who knows though, maybe Jordan Love captivates me like Aaron did very early in his career?

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I really only watch Packer games as it is. And I probably will keep on watching them.

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Here’s something to think about......remember when a running back rushing for 1000 yards in a season was a big deal?
Now, with 17 games, all they have to average is 59 yards a game to hit 1000.
No longer such a big deal, right?

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How many games were played when it was a big deal? 12-14? I remember my uncle explaining why 1,000 yards was a big deal back in the day, but now with 16 games it's nothing, but I couldn't remember the number of games he said.

Now it's more a big deal because teams used rotations and not one single featured RB.

Should it be 1,500 yards now?

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I think when it was 14 games it still was an accomplishment.
But to me it lost its importance when it went to 16 games.
Now at 17, I’d say 1500 yards would be an accomplishment.
Especially with the passing game being what it is now.

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