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<blockquote data-quote="Dantés" data-source="post: 866027" data-attributes="member: 12283"><p>I definitely agree that the Packers overachieved last year, due to a number of factors. Health is one, a great record in one score games is another, and a high TO rate is a third. They had the scoring differential of a good, 10-11 win team, but they ended up at 13-3 for reasons stated. So they were good, but not maybe as good as their record would indicate. </p><p></p><p>Next year will be interesting, as some contradicting factors will probably collide. On the one hand, they should not expect their luck to hold that well in terms of health, one score game record, and turnovers. But on the other, the offense will be in year two of Petals' system, which has tended to yield a pretty good leap forward.</p><p></p><p>So I can imagine that the team could be better in reality in 2020, but worse in record. Say perhaps an 11-5 club, but one better equipped to make it to the Super Bowl? I can see that happening.</p><p></p><p>The last thing I want to say, however, is that while there were teams in 2019 with the same record or worse but who were clearly stronger teams overall than Green Bay (e.g. SF, NO, KC), Seattle was not one of them. If it's fair to say that GB was a luckier than normal club last year, and it is, then that goes double for Seattle. They somehow made it to 12-4 while outscoring opponents by a measly 10 points <em>combined. </em>Green Bay's scoring differential wasn't even all that impressive and they were still at +45. </p><p></p><p>10 out of their 11 wins were by one score. Four of those were decided by 3 points or less. Of all the double digit win teams in the league, they were the biggest sham of the bunch.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dantés, post: 866027, member: 12283"] I definitely agree that the Packers overachieved last year, due to a number of factors. Health is one, a great record in one score games is another, and a high TO rate is a third. They had the scoring differential of a good, 10-11 win team, but they ended up at 13-3 for reasons stated. So they were good, but not maybe as good as their record would indicate. Next year will be interesting, as some contradicting factors will probably collide. On the one hand, they should not expect their luck to hold that well in terms of health, one score game record, and turnovers. But on the other, the offense will be in year two of Petals' system, which has tended to yield a pretty good leap forward. So I can imagine that the team could be better in reality in 2020, but worse in record. Say perhaps an 11-5 club, but one better equipped to make it to the Super Bowl? I can see that happening. The last thing I want to say, however, is that while there were teams in 2019 with the same record or worse but who were clearly stronger teams overall than Green Bay (e.g. SF, NO, KC), Seattle was not one of them. If it's fair to say that GB was a luckier than normal club last year, and it is, then that goes double for Seattle. They somehow made it to 12-4 while outscoring opponents by a measly 10 points [I]combined. [/I]Green Bay's scoring differential wasn't even all that impressive and they were still at +45. [I][/I] 10 out of their 11 wins were by one score. Four of those were decided by 3 points or less. Of all the double digit win teams in the league, they were the biggest sham of the bunch. [/QUOTE]
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