I think we're about 17 games too early, maybe even 34; all we have is that blank state with a couple of doodles here--with the exception of the RBs, who will be fine.

WR1 Watson. WR 2 possession guy Doubs. WR 3 I'm going to say Reed, but could easily be Toure as well. TE 1 Kraft will be on the field a lot blocking and hopefully releasing for a big target who is tougher to bring down than Musgrave. What we do have is a huge amount of flexibility at every position, including RB with good players waiting in the wings who have not had to play as of yet. The OL should be healthy and offense starts there in pass and run. Hopefully Love has his timing dialed in early in the season so he can hit his targets and pull back that 8 man front we are going to have to try and run thru...at least sometimes. I'm still waiting on the RB pass option that will do wonders for the 8 man front when the defense gets burned by it a time or two. No really high hopes this season and really last season with DA leaving. It's JL team this season...I think he's ready and last QB1 did not do much last season so it will not be hard to achieve more than that. We need to see 2023 QB1 improve week to week, and I think he will. I will give them an overall mid grade 15.

Can't argue with the low ranking considering the lack of experience. The good news is that in this case, the rankings are almost meaningless. That's one reason why I'm looking forward to this season so much. We don't know what's going to happen on the field until the games begin, and the offense will hopefully evolve as the season progresses. The potential is sky high.

I'm not sure Barnwell is correct in saying Aaron Jones' fumbles led to his pay cut, and he's off target in saying he and AJ Dillon are 'works in progress'. Reads like something from a guy who reads stats and watches a little tape more than a guy who knows the roster as well as he pretends to.

I do not understand that enchantment with veterans. Packers have enough veterans. David Bakhtiari, Preston Smith, Elgton Jenkins, Aaron Jones, Rudy Ford, Jaire Alexander, Kenny Clark. Why will Packers need Sammy Watkins, Graham, Bennet or pensioners with more years playing football to spare their bodies and became slow and injury prone.

Every sport is young man activity. Yes, you need some experience, but if you are good, you are good.

Only problem with young team is coordination between parts of team (players) and knowledge how to use those parts to their strenght and cover for their shortages. But that are on Coaches.

Also, indulgence to senior player by signing and preffering spared veterans to plsy over refreshing team with youth brought us here. Packers had to close the book of playing old players over young one, players who can not run faster of snail (Lewis). I believe that using Nijman over Lewis will be more efficient in blocking part and not much worse in catching the ball part.

So, of course that there will be mistakes and failed tries, but when we put at comparation Brett Favre and FPQB what come as intetesting in that comparison. The fact that Favre has much more TO than FPQB, but still was SB Champion and year after that he brought team (or team brought him) to another SB, what Mr Perfect never did. And have more passing yards than FPQB despite he was playing at time when WR were not protected that well as today.

So, our believes and hopes and expectation from some here that Packers will be failed team, or that Packers will win all this season are just that. Believes.. hopes and expectation.

What I find most exciting is that we are finally facing unknown outcome. It is thrilling. There is so much that can go wrong and so much that can go right. Those reporters covers their "butts" by lowering Packers chances. Nothing else.

Our top 3 weapons (Jones, Dillon, Watson) are 2/3 of our offense, and they’re pretty good, certainly good enough to win with. The next group of 3 would probably be Doubs, Musgrave, and maybe Reed, and if they can provide even 1/3 of the offense amongst them (100 receiving yards) then we’re going to roll.

I'd make some sort of numbered list, I guess. I might use pen and paper rather than making the list on my phone. That may seem old-fashioned to some here, but I don't care. I'd keep the list in a safe place once my ranking was complete, and only look at it when no one else was home.

The talking heads, and rival NFCN fanbases, are going to be eating a WHOLE lot of crow by the end of this year. I'm not saying our offense is going to be a top 5 offense, but I do believe it will be a top 15, with potential for top 10. I'm actually far more concerned with the defense, considering the trash fire of a coaching staff we have on that side of the ball...

Bearmeat.....if we have a trashfire of a coaching staff on defense, and guys like Stokes and Savage and Lowry are no good, then how did we manage to give up fewer points on defense than a team like KC? How did we hold so many opponents under 28? Under 20? How were we one of the top pass defenses in the NFC? How did we hold the Vikings and Lions....two top ten offenses.....to 23, 16, zilch (until garbage time), and 20? How did we go on the road to Miami and hold the #11 offense to 20?

Magic? Luck? Here's my theory....

The coaching staff is competent, the personnel is pretty good. The whole bit about 7 > 5 is just a little too counterintuitive for many people, , and they're frustrated that we don't stop the run better, because if we did that, then our opponent would run less....at 5.0 yards per attempt....and throw more, at 7.0 yards/attempt.

I have eluded to this several times but this offense is going to go through Aaron Jones and Christian Watson. There are only so many targets/touches to go around and Watson is going to see double digit targets/touches many games including screens and jet sweep runs, etc.

It will look something like this
1a) Aaron Jones
1b) Christian Watson

3) AJ Dillon
4) Doubs
5) Musgrave/Reed/Deguara/Kraft and those guys will be game plan or opponent dependent.

This year's team needs no outside distractions. The coastal elitists bobbleheads & self serving know-it-alls can chase & follow other teams. The word will get out soon enough on this team. Now, team work, confidence & expections need nurturing. Develop together as a team, is the most important goal. Team & individual expecting & goals. Once that foundation is in place this team will be as good as it wants to be.

Wow, another “sports expert” says we are crappy. It will be so fun when we prove them wrong!

Looking for a FRESH start, steady improvement in execution offensively, complete access to the offensive playbook and defense that keeps us in games, whether it be 17-14 or 38-35.
Team first.
Unpredictable.
Offensive snaps ranging from 3 to 13 seconds remaining on play clock.
No dead ball penalties. ie - dumb penalties.
Most importantly aggressive on offense, defense and ST.
GPG

On a side note: Hope everyone enjoys the 4th of July today. A time to celebrate our independence and a special thanks to all the guys who were soldiers here at Cheesehead TV for their service and efforts to maintain our independence and freedom. I personally thank each and every one of you.

Surprised they even got graded! How can the report card be any grade other than INCOMPLETE Top WR’s missed how many games of their rookie season…incomplete. 2 of the top 3 TE’s haven’t taken an NFL snap….incomplete. Come on 🤪

Yeah, I know I'm being petulant, but god, I hate this BS about "skill position" players. As if blocking didn't require quick and proper hand placement, nimble feet, powerful punch etc. As if rushing the passer (or any defensive position, for that matter) required no "skills" at all. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah......

Stupid, like when James Harden tried to bash Giannis by saying, "Oh, I wish I could just run around and dunk all the time, but I need to have SKILLS...." Moron.