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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 837304" data-attributes="member: 10086">I’ll state the obvious. This team is built around #12 and the degree of his health will largely determine the end result. I’ve been vocal about putting more resources in the OL going back 3-4 years and this is the first season I’ve seen us properly invest in protecting Aaron in a very long time, both the FA and draft levels.  I pray we keep the throttle down  there in 2020.Us fans used to say games are won or lost in the trenches. I say not only that is a very large part of teams success overall, but even more so it seams playoff games are in particular. January 25th 1998 is a prime example of how important a balanced running attack can be.  That OL keeps the QB upright and paves the way for a ground game, many Defenses are superior in one area or another but not both. The key to our success is taking pressure off of Rodgers by employing quick, high probability plays and an efficient ground attack.  Consistently moving  the chains and finishing drives becomes demoralizing to a playoff caliber Defense. I don’t follow every team enough to predict placing and tiers, but I do follow our division some. GB should benefit much from a normal strength schedule this year. With the injection of talent look for a 11-5 type season. I don’t know if that’s enough to win a SB, but it likely makes us an NFC contender in January</blockquote>

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