Where are Packers going after bye?

[mmmdk]

This Q deserves a thread.


I'm not surprised to see our D struggle at times. This is a whole new scheme and we all knew there would be bumps in the road. Considering how woeful our O line has been and our D still working out the kinks it is a wonder we are 2-2 right now. We have a lot of football yet to be played. Often teams turn things around after a bye.

:cow:

Packers 7-3 after bye last 10 seasons:

2008: 16-19 OT loss at Titans (6-10, 2-7 after bye)
2007: 19-13 OT win at Broncos (13-3, 8-2 after bye)
2006: 34-24 win at Dolphins (8-8, 7-4 after bye)
2005: 20-23 loss at Vikings (4-12, 3-8 after bye)
2004: 34-31 win vs Vikings (10-6, 6-2 after bye)
2003: 30-27 win at Vikings (10-6, 7-2 after bye)
2002: 24-10 win vs Dolphins (12-4, 6-3 after bye)
2001: 21-20 win vs Bucs (12-4, 8-2 after bye)
2000: 20-28 loss at Dolphins (9-7, 6-3 after bye)
1999: 26-23 win vs Bucs (8-8, 6-7 after bye)

An after the bye win or loss might point to where the Packer season really is going!?

Note: Wow, 3 times each Vikes & Fish games after bye in just 10 seasons :shock:

Note 2: It's a repost from other thread.

[Tony Oday]

Superbowl!

[Sparkey]

I believe they go to Cleveland after the bye. :wink:


Well actually, Detroit at home, first.

[rbaloha1]

Expect the o-line to be fixed which should allow the offense to get in sync.

Expect Capers to tweak the scheme to provide a pass rush.

[MOBB DEEP]

Disney world

[mmmdk]

Expect the o-line to be fixed which should allow the offense to get in sync.

Expect Capers to tweak the scheme to provide a pass rush.

Fix & tweak - got it! :lol: