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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 950348" data-attributes="member: 13032">6 or 7 wins is what we've seen in the past when Rodgers goes down for significant time.  Those teams also had average to bad Ds.  The Packers, at least for now, have a very good D, and with draft capital from a Rodgers and/or Adams trade, could potentially become elite - that is, top 5 or top 3.  Defenses win games too, although not as much as in the past.  The NFL likes its scoring.So while 10 wins without Rodgers sounds like a reach, maybe not with a top tier D and an offense with a great running game, in need of two, solid WRs, a TE, and some OL depth.  I don't know that I'd bet money on it, but it wouldn't surprise me either.</blockquote>

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