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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voyageur" data-source="post: 1004794" data-attributes="member: 17953">Look back at the last 4 seasons. You'll find our losses have been mostly at the hands of scores where the opposition scored near, or over 30 points. Even last year, with our 9 losses, 5 of them were when the opposition scored 27 or more. Add those 5 losses to the win column, and instead of being 8-9, we're suddenly 13-4, and have a shot at going deep into the playoffs.Even if the defense is a little better this year, than it has been over recent years, they're going to have to be better to hold their own. Reason? Our offense isn't going to be as effective sustaining drives under Love, as it was with Rodgers, simply because Love is still learning how to control games. It could happen, but it takes time.In the meantime, because they'll spend more time on the field, our defense is going to be gassed. We do not have the depth out there to keep them fresh. When teams tire, they give up points. It's a waterfall effect.But, like I said, people have to believe what they want to believe. That said, until they prove me wrong, I won't change my mind, unless someone can present an opposite view that can be supported by facts, not just conjecture. My opinion is based on analysis of stats, and past actions.</blockquote>

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