The Packers remaining schedule only consist of TWO teams with losing records (lions and vikes). The rest are at .500 or better.

Bengals (away)
Bears (away)
Washington
Cards (away)
Chiefs (away)
Seahawks
Rams
Bears
Ravens (away)
Browns



Not including the Vikes and Lions, that is a brutal stretch of games especially the next 5 games which 4 will be on the road...

First of all, it depends how healthy we are, as we're starting to get too many guys injured... Bakhtiari, Jenkins, Z, Alexander, King, MVS, more...

That being said, I don't see the next 3 games as being that tough...

Bengals might be, especially if out CBs are injured as they have decent OTs and smart QB and some talent at WR. But they have a winning record by barely squeaking wins past the Vikings and Jaguars.

The Bears are like the Steelers in that they have a tough defense, but their offense and team is limited by a horrible OL. They're at 500 because they beat the Bengals and Lions.


The Deadskins (get a real nickname!) are only 500 because they beat the Giants and Falcons, which note Giants just did beat the Saints, but they were winless before that.


I do agree that this stretch looks absolutely tough

Cards (away)
Chiefs (away)
Seahawks
Rams

And as far as the following, the bye and Bears look easy, but it depends on what Ravens team we see, the one that needed the refs help to beat the Lions, or the one that gave the Chiefs all they could handle. But considering we've struggled with mobile QBs in the past and our current injuries, I'll say this is tough too, but not as tough as the four above.

Bye week
Bears
Ravens (away)
Browns

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I'm seeing four losses in the games mentioned.

W - @Cincinnati Bengals
W - @Chicago Bears
W - WASHINGTON FOOTBALL TEAM (MVS and David B's return?)
L - @Arizona Cardinals
L - @Kansas City Chiefs
W - SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
W - @Minnesota Vikings
L - LOS ANGELES RAMS
W - CHICAGO BEARS
L - @Baltimore Ravens
W - CLEVELAND BROWNS

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