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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ARPackFan" data-source="post: 743118" data-attributes="member: 9355">I agree.  This organization's mantra has been "Draft & Develop" and bringing someone at this time other than as a backup would be an admission of failure.  Not having #12 on the field is going to expose this strengths and weaknesses of the Packers for the rest of the season.  A good showing against the Saints, even if it is a loss, would be a positive sign.  After that, Hundley has two games worth of film and two weeks to make adjustments before the Lions game on November 6th.  I don't think he would get benched unless it turns into a dumpster fire and at the end of November the Packers are 4-7.  The biggest concern I have is that of the remaining 10 games, 7 of them are against teams with good passing against a suspect and injured secondary.   In the first 5 game before the Viking the packers were averaging 27.4 points while giving up 22.4 while breaking even on time of possession at slightly more than 30 minutes.  What is having Rodgers worth and what will be the impact on both sides of the ball without him?  Will this offense be able to extend drives or will there be more 3 & outs? If this team with Hundley under center can split the remaining 10 games and  end up 9 and 7, it just might be enough for playoff berth.</blockquote>

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