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<blockquote data-quote="Oski" data-source="post: 564935" data-attributes="member: 10078"><p>BTW I freely admit my "analysis" means very little. But for fun and debate sake:</p><p></p><p>at Seattle - Likely loss - I know it's the preseason, but Wilson looks better than ever and they return almost everyone. I expect us to have major problems with harvin as well. I expect a close hard fought game, but we know how hard it is to win there.</p><p></p><p>NYJ - Likely win - I see no reason why the Jets won't stink this year and it's at home.</p><p></p><p>at Detroit - Likely win - Detroit's offense should be great, but Rodgers owns Detroit and the Packers offense is well suited to domes.</p><p></p><p>at Chicago - Coin flip - Chicago should be really good, but Rodgers does have a great record against them. </p><p></p><p>Minnesota - Likely win - Minnesota might be improved, but they likely will be starting a rookie qb on the road (or Christian Ponder) . Either way seems like a victory.</p><p></p><p>At Miami - Likely win - I see little reason why Miami will be decent.</p><p></p><p>Carolina - Coin Flip - I actually expect Carolina to regress. Last years schedule was very favorable. Still a tough matchup, but at home.</p><p></p><p>at New Orleans - Likely loss - Saints should be good again and we know they play great at home.</p><p></p><p>Chicago - Likely win - Another tough game, but the Bears are not good at lambeau of late.</p><p></p><p>Philadelphia - Coin flip - I'm a big believer in Chip Kelly and I'd imagine we will have big problems defending their RBs out of the slot. Game is at home though.</p><p></p><p>at Minnesota - Likely win - Rodgers in a dome against a mediocre team</p><p></p><p>New England - Coin flip - Patriots defense should be improved, but Tom Brady just isn't the same as before and the game is at home.</p><p></p><p>Atlanta - Likely win - Most people are predicting a much better Atlanta team. I don't see it. But either way the game is at home.</p><p></p><p>At Buffalo - Likely win - Weather should be terrible, but Buffalo just isn't very good.</p><p></p><p>At Tampa Bay - Likely win - Does this really need to be explained?</p><p></p><p>Detroit - Likely win - Might be resting our starters, but I'll take the pack at home.</p><p></p><p>So I'm predicting somewhere between 10-14 victories. And yes I'm well aware that the pack can easy lose to lousy teams.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Oski, post: 564935, member: 10078"] BTW I freely admit my "analysis" means very little. But for fun and debate sake: at Seattle - Likely loss - I know it's the preseason, but Wilson looks better than ever and they return almost everyone. I expect us to have major problems with harvin as well. I expect a close hard fought game, but we know how hard it is to win there. NYJ - Likely win - I see no reason why the Jets won't stink this year and it's at home. at Detroit - Likely win - Detroit's offense should be great, but Rodgers owns Detroit and the Packers offense is well suited to domes. at Chicago - Coin flip - Chicago should be really good, but Rodgers does have a great record against them. Minnesota - Likely win - Minnesota might be improved, but they likely will be starting a rookie qb on the road (or Christian Ponder) . Either way seems like a victory. At Miami - Likely win - I see little reason why Miami will be decent. Carolina - Coin Flip - I actually expect Carolina to regress. Last years schedule was very favorable. Still a tough matchup, but at home. at New Orleans - Likely loss - Saints should be good again and we know they play great at home. Chicago - Likely win - Another tough game, but the Bears are not good at lambeau of late. Philadelphia - Coin flip - I'm a big believer in Chip Kelly and I'd imagine we will have big problems defending their RBs out of the slot. Game is at home though. at Minnesota - Likely win - Rodgers in a dome against a mediocre team New England - Coin flip - Patriots defense should be improved, but Tom Brady just isn't the same as before and the game is at home. Atlanta - Likely win - Most people are predicting a much better Atlanta team. I don't see it. But either way the game is at home. At Buffalo - Likely win - Weather should be terrible, but Buffalo just isn't very good. At Tampa Bay - Likely win - Does this really need to be explained? Detroit - Likely win - Might be resting our starters, but I'll take the pack at home. So I'm predicting somewhere between 10-14 victories. And yes I'm well aware that the pack can easy lose to lousy teams. [/QUOTE]
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