Favre-less Pack in good hands with Rodgers

[falco]

Right now, I'm just happy to move on but if we flounder without a QB and TT and the next GM's can't find one for a couple decades I might turn into one of the doom and gloomers.

Truly TT's team now; I hope he only looks for youth in free agency if he plays in the game at all and I hope he stockpiles draft picks like he has in the past.

Where before I was a win now guy, now I'm a win in 3-5 years guy.

B, if we're lucky you're right. it could be 1992 all over again. I'd like nothing more than see Rodgers grow with these team and get us closer to the big game year after year. as long as we keep taking steps forward i'll be happy, but this year will be the new baseline year for us to measure by.

[Brohm]

I am not expecting a 13-3 season, but I do expect us to be above .500 (~10-6) while ARod takes over and gains experience. This is a very young team with loads of room to grow. Favre and Rob Davis are by far the oldest players. With Farve retired and Davis being a LS specialist, that is some serious youth. However, some youth that has gotten a lot of on the job training and is poised to starting taking on some leadership roles in the near future.

A small step backwards (and some even question that) but I am willing to bet a lot of huge leaps are going to be made soon. Lock some of those guys up TT....

[VegasPackFan]

I am also seriously concerned about Rodgers and his so far "softness" in getting hurt in very limited game play. Get used to seeing two or three starters each season for a while.

[Pacopete4]

thats exactly why we need to draft a guy this draft in about the 5-6th round.. we need to start grooming a guy incase rodgers does not pan out or for exactly that reason of Rodgers will not have the favre streak, it just doesnt happen