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Message: <blockquote data-quote="slaughter25" data-source="post: 455732" data-attributes="member: 3912">I agree with the context to what you are saying. Getting hot at the end of the year is what we've seen the last few superbowl champs do and it will be very important for the packers to not lose focus and maintain momentum throughout the last part of the season. But, for this years packers team the most difficult and possibly most important part of the season will be the first 6 games minus Indy. If the packers go 3-3 in that stretch the division race will be very very tight and I dont like the thought of having to beat Chicago or Detroit twice to get to the playoffs. Not to mention losses to two other strong teams in the NFC could possibly change play off seedings or maybe who is in or out. Looking back at the schedule the last half has some tough games on it and it will be very important to be playing very good football during that stretch. With Det twice Minn (they are bad but always seems to play us well) twice and the Defending champs once (also most likely in the NFC playoff picture). So in closing the packers need to start hot and finish strong to come out on top of a very competitive division and conference</blockquote>

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