That is what I think we will be at.. wins against Atlanta and Seattle and a high scoring loss to Indy.

Altanta has a was to go and Seattle is as one dimensional as a team can get right now.. they added a couple of vet WR.. but it will be a work in progress in the passing game.

Indy.. I think we can score against that D.. but question is can we keep up?

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If Bob Sanders (not our Defensive Coordinator) can not play when we play the Colts, that game is very winnable.

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I agree with the 4-3 record. And I think that would put us in pretty good shape. That's why I don't quite understand the dismay we've been reading on the board the past 8 days. Before the season started, noting that we played Minnesota, Dallas, and Indy at home along with road games against TB and Seattle, I think most of us would have been okay with 4-3.

Hopefully we can win at least 2 of the next 3 and then use the bye week to get a bit healthier.

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You know what's funny? So far this year Atlanta is far and away the best of those three teams, and we've played better than all 3, even with our injuries and penalties. 5-2 ain't impossible, or even improbable.

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Well said.

I'm going to expect a 3-0 run into the bye. This team will rebound, they'll come together ... I hope. The talent is there, they just have to put it together in all 3 facets of the game for 60 minutes.

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Al Harris could be back after that bye week that will help a lot going on the road @ Tennessee and @ Minnesota

o yeah and we should have Justin Harrell back

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How about Gregorious? 25 catches for 482 yards and 2 TDs in only 4 games.
Mike McCarthy needs to figure out how to get the ball in his hands even more. He is eating opposing Ds for breakfast, yet 25 catches, that's not enough touches. He is a genuine playmaker. He's the real deal.

You can hope and dream all you want, but I want a plan to win those games.

1) I want to see Mike McCarthy light a fire under the entire OL and tell them flat out that their play is not acceptable, and someone will be benched unless Aaron Rodgers gets 3 seconds.

2) Aggressive gameplanning. I want to see more passing on 1st downs. You got Donald Driver and Greg Jennings as your #1 and #2 WRs. They need to be in the game MORE, not less.

Plus, when we get leads, stop playing not to lose, but keep scoring. Look at the Jets yesterday. The game is over, and BF adds 2 more TD passes, both on FOURTH DOWNS. Mike McCarthy looks like he's scared of third downs and absolutely petrified of fourth downs. Take a few chances, Mike McCarthy . Stop being such a wuss.

We are almost the same exact team this year as the team that won 13 games last year. We can win games. We look like we don't want to. That's the big difference between last year and this year.

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My dismay is because of the way we have played the last 2 games. VERY sloppy, no run game, no QB protection.
If that all doesn't turn around QUICKLY. This team will be in deep trouble by the by week. Our offense looks DEAD out there. A few plays by Jennings is ALL the offense we have.
If it doesn't drastically change this week, we could lose to the Falcons. If that happens, does this team have the faith to rebound? I just don't know if it does.

Oh....and again Zombie....you are right. WAY too conservative on the play calling. Mike McCarthy looks like he;s calling plays not to lose.......not calling them to WIN.

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That is very true. It's pretty annoying too.

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Hey 93z, you know that I've always admired your prognostication abilities! ::wink:

93z nails it!