Having faced off against two rookie quarterbacks and a second-year starter during the 2019 season, the Green Bay Packers have been able to get a front-row seat to the next wave of signal-callers taking over the NFL. While they have won the majority of these games against these younger QBs, it has not necessarily been […]
Author: Michael Johrendt
Cold-Weather Experience Should Help in Unleashing Jones
How Taking Pressure off Aaron Rodgers has made him – and this team – better
While comparing both the 2018 and 2019 Green Bay Packers are like comparing night and day, they have characteristics to each of them that are worth looking at, especially on the offensive side of the ball. With the defensive unit looking much, much better, that helps take the pressure off of Aaron Rodgers, who had […]
Looking Ahead to the Rest of 2019
Ineptitude of NFC North Helps – and Hurts – Green Bay
With only the Green Bay Packers and the Minnesota Vikings boasting above-average records going into Week 10 of the season, the NFC North has had issues living up to the preseason billing that they received. With the Chicago Bears expected to compete with a stout defense and an improved quarterback, as well as the Detroit […]
Offensive Ineptitude Finally Shows Up – Let’s Fix it Now
Quiet Trade Deadline Could Be Exactly What Green Bay Needs
With the trade deadline in the NFL one of the more unused year markers in any professional sports, 2019 has produced an onslaught of deals that do not normally occur. From Jalen Ramsey to Marcus Peters, Quandre Diggs to Mohamed Sanu and all other smaller deals, player movement has been at an all-time high this […]
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