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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1013034" data-attributes="member: 10086">The first season was going to be a rollercoaster all along. Porpoising is regular for any new team, much less the Offense with the least amount of regular season experience across decades of rosters.  I’ve only went back to 1990 but I’m 75% sure no Offense since the start of the SB era has less cumulative games logged. Looking at the cumulative games played by the Packers Offense? Im more surprised Jordan n Co has scored 20 pts per game. That’s actually respectable + imoThe positive side of that = an Offense that has an unusual propensity for a growth spurt.There’s a significant chance that this Offense could come off this plateau (it’s not IF but WHEN) and take an unusual jump in production. That LA game wasn’t against a backup Defense, yet our Offense was 4-5 self inflicted errors  away from another long scoring drive or two. The score didn’t reflect the feel of that game. Our Offense just hammered LA just shy of 400 yards. It should’ve been 450-500 yards with a sprinkling of discipline. By this time next season it would not surprise me if we were in that 23-25 points per game realm.</blockquote>

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