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<blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 1004622" data-attributes="member: 7261"><p>As I was discussing with [USER=16827]@Schultz[/USER], I think the Packers kind of straddled the "All-In With Rodgers" and "keeping an eye on the future". Now some might say they did a poor job at doing either, but I actually think the opposite. While they didn't do a perfect job on the all-in side or they would have won a SB or 2, but they did put themselves into position for it quite a few times. Hard to argue that back to back 13 win seasons isn't close to being on top of the mountain. A break here or there and they win those NFCCG's. </p><p></p><p>What they did a really good job on though, is being prepared for life without Rodgers. They never had a super solid exit plan for Rodgers, but Gute and the Packers knew it wasn't that far away when they drafted Love. </p><p></p><p>Now we won't really know how the "keeping an eye on the future" part of the approach works out just yet. However, here we sit, 4 1/2 months after Rodgers was traded and the Packers appear to be in pretty good shape, as long as that key piece, Rodgers replacement works out. Not a lot of teams have been able to do that.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pokerbrat2000, post: 1004622, member: 7261"] As I was discussing with [USER=16827]@Schultz[/USER], I think the Packers kind of straddled the "All-In With Rodgers" and "keeping an eye on the future". Now some might say they did a poor job at doing either, but I actually think the opposite. While they didn't do a perfect job on the all-in side or they would have won a SB or 2, but they did put themselves into position for it quite a few times. Hard to argue that back to back 13 win seasons isn't close to being on top of the mountain. A break here or there and they win those NFCCG's. What they did a really good job on though, is being prepared for life without Rodgers. They never had a super solid exit plan for Rodgers, but Gute and the Packers knew it wasn't that far away when they drafted Love. Now we won't really know how the "keeping an eye on the future" part of the approach works out just yet. However, here we sit, 4 1/2 months after Rodgers was traded and the Packers appear to be in pretty good shape, as long as that key piece, Rodgers replacement works out. Not a lot of teams have been able to do that. [/QUOTE]
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