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Message: <blockquote data-quote="milani" data-source="post: 1076723" data-attributes="member: 6654"><p>A lot that still needs to be reckoned is that the Packers are still the youngest team in the league 3 years running. Now that counts for something. A talented team can still produce negative results because of its combined inexperience. That will show often in road games, crunch time, prime time, and when there is media hype. A veteran team like Philly, Detroit, or KC can go into places and win even on off days because of their experience. We still faced a top veteran QB in Dallas and a stadium that filled near 100,000 on SNF with a larger than life team history and owner. Going into the desert in AZ has never been promising for the Packers. We lost 2 playoff games there with a veteran team. And the win in 2021 came due to a phantom INT that snatched victory from defeat. So in a sense, this young Packer team surprisingly showed its poise and resilience by continuing its unbeaten string in Dallas and standing tall against a Cardinal team that had lost 4 straight by just 9 points and was due.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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