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    Packers 2016 Opponents: 14 of 16 games are set with NFC North title still undecided

    By: Evan "Tex" Western  @TexWestern on Dec 28, 2015, 11:00a

    Please Note:

    I thought you people might enjoy taking a sneak peak at who will play in the 2016-17 Season,


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  • #2
    Schedule next season looks pretty cake. Especially if we do lose tomorrow night.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by smuggler View Post
      Schedule next season looks pretty cake. Especially if we do lose tomorrow night.
      I go back and forth on this. The Packers were slated to play division winners Dallas and Carolina in their two at large games. It all depends on who they are when you play them - Dallas was just horrible, but Carolina was probably tougher than expected. If they capture the NFC north, they get Carolina and AZ instead of ATL and SEA. I could easily see ATL/SEA being tougher. Things change pretty rapidly from season to season. Chicago and Detroit probably thought they'd lose both games against the Packers this season and AZ, Den, and Carolina probably thought they wouldn't beat the hell out of a pathetic, worthless squad.
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      • #4
        We know 14 of the 16 games for the next year before the 1st kickoff of the season.
        But Rodgers leads the league in frumpy expressions and negative body language on the sideline, which makes him, like Josh Allen, a unique double threat.

        -Tim Harmston

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