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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AmishMafia" data-source="post: 471682" data-attributes="member: 2846">There isn't a team in the NFL that doesn't have some flaws.  An NFL game and team is too complex, there are too many parts in motion.  In a play you can account for everything and have the perfect play called in a stituation, only to have an opposing player make a mistake/bad read and thwart your play. Players retire, get injured, leave as free agents - as a GM you have to be constantly stocking your shelf.  We currently are starting our 4th string ILB - we only have one starter left.   How can you plan for that kind of stuff? At some point, I would think, you can sit back and realize the Packers are one of the elite teams in the NFL and at the start of the season were the most popular Superbowl pick.   Winning the SB will be very difficult, but it is great to have a good shot at it - something the Lions/Vikings/etc can only dream about.</blockquote>

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