Chicocheese
Cheesehead
1) The Packers become to second team in NFL history to go undefeated in an entire season, 19 wins - 0 loses.
I think this record is highly realistic. We are on a tear, and we have so many offensive and defensive weapons that I truly cannot think of a single team that has a chance to beat us, save for the Saints. However, the Saints are NOT an cold weather team and should falter in the Frozen Tundra.
2) Most consecutive wins, 25 (I think?) in a row.
This ties into record number 1.
3) Aaron Rodgers: Most TD passes in a season, 51+. Most franchise TD passes in a season, 41+.
As of right now he sits at 39 on the season. 2 more TD passes breaks the teams single-season best. 12 more and he breaks the record...if I am correct about 50 being the current record.
12 sounds like a LOT of TD passes to throw in 3 games. I think he can do it though. We have the Chiefs next, who we should light up like a Christmas tree. Next is the waning Bears, who we can hopefully get another 4 TD passes against. The challenge, in my mind will be the last game vs. the Lions. They might hold Aaron under 4 TD passes. The other challenge is letting Rodgers play long enough to get those TDs. 4 TDs vs. the Chiefs means we are at a score of AT LEAST 24. I doubt the Chiefs will even score 15 points...but if it is 24 (more than likely 28) to nothing, going into the 4th will McCarthy sit Rodgers? Same goes for the game vs. the Bears.
Now, I care more about the W than I do any record, but I think it would be AWESOME to have Aaron set the record for most TD passes in a season.
4) Aaron Rodgers: Most passing yards in a season: 5,085+
Aaron Rodgers needs just 959 yards to break Dan Marino's record that has stood for the last 27 years. That averages out to 319.66666 yards per game for the last 3 games of the season. Lets just call it 320 yards a game, to make it simple =D . Now, once again I think Aaron will light up the Chiefs to HOPEFULLY the tune of 450 yards and 5 TD passes.
I am unsure of what his average yards per game is, but I know that quite a few times he has thrown for 269, 285, etc etc yards. This is nothing to snub one's nose at, but, once again I would LOVE to see a Packer and a kid from MY home town pull this off and own the record! I think that 320 yards/game for the last 3 games is doable. Considering I think he will OWN the Chiefs, I hope and hopefully lessen the amount of yards needed against the Bears and Lions.
These are the 4 records that jump out at me, but I am sure there are more that are in danger of being broken soon by the Packers or one of our players.
Thoughts? PLEASE COMMENT! This just excites me!
I think this record is highly realistic. We are on a tear, and we have so many offensive and defensive weapons that I truly cannot think of a single team that has a chance to beat us, save for the Saints. However, the Saints are NOT an cold weather team and should falter in the Frozen Tundra.
2) Most consecutive wins, 25 (I think?) in a row.
This ties into record number 1.
3) Aaron Rodgers: Most TD passes in a season, 51+. Most franchise TD passes in a season, 41+.
As of right now he sits at 39 on the season. 2 more TD passes breaks the teams single-season best. 12 more and he breaks the record...if I am correct about 50 being the current record.
12 sounds like a LOT of TD passes to throw in 3 games. I think he can do it though. We have the Chiefs next, who we should light up like a Christmas tree. Next is the waning Bears, who we can hopefully get another 4 TD passes against. The challenge, in my mind will be the last game vs. the Lions. They might hold Aaron under 4 TD passes. The other challenge is letting Rodgers play long enough to get those TDs. 4 TDs vs. the Chiefs means we are at a score of AT LEAST 24. I doubt the Chiefs will even score 15 points...but if it is 24 (more than likely 28) to nothing, going into the 4th will McCarthy sit Rodgers? Same goes for the game vs. the Bears.
Now, I care more about the W than I do any record, but I think it would be AWESOME to have Aaron set the record for most TD passes in a season.
4) Aaron Rodgers: Most passing yards in a season: 5,085+
Aaron Rodgers needs just 959 yards to break Dan Marino's record that has stood for the last 27 years. That averages out to 319.66666 yards per game for the last 3 games of the season. Lets just call it 320 yards a game, to make it simple =D . Now, once again I think Aaron will light up the Chiefs to HOPEFULLY the tune of 450 yards and 5 TD passes.
I am unsure of what his average yards per game is, but I know that quite a few times he has thrown for 269, 285, etc etc yards. This is nothing to snub one's nose at, but, once again I would LOVE to see a Packer and a kid from MY home town pull this off and own the record! I think that 320 yards/game for the last 3 games is doable. Considering I think he will OWN the Chiefs, I hope and hopefully lessen the amount of yards needed against the Bears and Lions.
These are the 4 records that jump out at me, but I am sure there are more that are in danger of being broken soon by the Packers or one of our players.
Thoughts? PLEASE COMMENT! This just excites me!
