This past season was a lot of fun. Here were some of my favorite moments.

- Quay Walkers Pick 6. Up 17 early in the 4th, Quay snags a Fields over the middle to give the Bears the DAGGER and an exclamation point to an opening day romp.



-Jordan Love leads the comeback and hypes the crowd. After struggling throughout most of the game, Love leads the offense to 18 unanswered points that in the end won the game. After a Saints missed FG, Love hypes the crowd before a kneel down. That moment belonged to Jordan Love.
-Picking the rookie up. After a fumble to open the 2nd half, Aaron Jones and Romeo Doubs pick the rookie Dontayvion Wicks up.



-The injuried and battered Packers on a short week march into Detroit on Thanksgiving week and bludgeon the Lions. Still annoyed that there were no Turkey legs for Love, Gary, Owens and Watson after the game.
-Loves dime to Reed vs Tampa. Needing a score vs Tampa in the chase for a playoff spot, Love on 3rd and a mile hits Reed on a tip toe TD.



-Bo knows receiving. After having no 100 yard receiver during the season up to this point, practice squad call up Bo Melton amasses over 100 yards and snags his first career TD in a must win game on the road vs Minnesota.
-Green Bay annihilates Dallas in the Wild Card. As a Packer fan who watched the 90s teams get beat down in Dallas constantly, this game was euphoria. Bonus points for the post celebration call out for Luke Musgrave. You can tell that the team had been giving him endless crap (in a loving way) about his struggles vs gravity during the season.

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1. Beating Dallas like a rented mule.
2. The comeback win against New Orleans. It was huge for the psyche of the young quarterback.
3. I win against the Bears is like two against anybody else… except the Vikings.

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I was excited before the season because i didnt know what to expect. For the most part, we knew what to expect with Rodgers at QB. Win the division or bare minimum, make the playoffs....only to get the brakes beat off of us in the divisional or conference round. That was like clock work. Maybe thats why i kind of wasnt into the Packers season the past few years(emotionally invested). A little spark was lit when MLF came in but Rodgers went back to old Rodgers in the playoffs and kind of killed that. U can tell there was no chemistry bewteen rodgers and MLF.

So coming into 2023, not knowing what we have at QB or even at WR, it was a new feeling. Then when the season unfolded, it was like reliving my Christmas mornings as a kid. I would watch constant highlights of our wins and just be in awe in what i was seeing. There was no single WR, we had a whole team on offense.

So to answer your question, watching all if last season unfold was my favorite.

With that said, I really really do want to make a bold statement for next season. I dont want this etched in stone but I feel this offense will be the best we have seen since 2011. I have a strange feeling we are gonna make a historic run.

The complete beat down to Mccarthy's Cowboys is probably my peak favorite. Nothing against McCarthy. In fact, when they hired him I was worried Cowboys would be in a Super Bowl very quick. However, that beat down may have wiped away most of my 90's bitterness. Packers have seemingly dominated Cowboys the last ~15 years in the playoffs. I almost feel like they're little brother now.

The Saints comeback was also huge.

Witnessing the evolution of perhaps the third franchise QB in a row was pretty sweet too. Will he become Hall of Fame level? Who knows. But I think he's a franchise QB they you can go to sleep at night feeling confident your QB will win games far more than you fear he'll cost you games.

Aaron Jones breakout stretch for 2023 was incredible too.

The TE's coming into their own a bit.

The WR's becoming far more worth a roster spot than I expected was a favorite too.

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