Official 2024 Predict The Packers Win/Loss Record Thread

[Joemailman]

How will the Packers do in 2024?

Poll to follow

CaptainD, Joemailman, and KYPack correctly predicted 9-8 last year
https://packerrats.com/showthread.ph...t=#post1150022

[Joemailman]

Was thinking about 11-6. But 9 home games and only 7 true road games (Sao Paulo should be Packer crowd) has me going with 12-5.

[King Friday]

10-7 seems right to me if the team stays relatively healthy. The potential to exceed 10 wins is there. If you told me Josh Jacobs was a lock to start 16 games this season, I’d be very confident moving the number to 11 wins. I’m concerned with OL depth and relative inexperience behind Jacobs. I’m hopeful on defense, but we’ve been there before too. I do like that the schedule keeps us mostly out of prime time until Thanksgiving. A steady helping of early Sunday games should be beneficial to this team in Sep/Oct.

[Bretsky]

WHAT does Davis have our over/under at ?

[Fritz]

I'm going 11 - 6, what with the decent schedule and all. But the Packers usually start slowly, and I'm expecting no different this year. Could be 10 - 7. But I'll say 11 - 6.

[MadScientist]

If the Packers are as good or better than they were there are no unwinnable games on the schedule, and the team rest is in the Packers favor. So 14-3 because there will be a couple of bad days or kicking failures.

[Joemailman]

WHAT does Davis have our over/under at ?

9.5. But under MLF, with the exception of 2022, you would have won by betting the over on the Packers.

[RashanGary]

Bretsky forever the realistic pessimist

[smuggler]

I went 12-5, because the team is still young and they're going to make mistakes.

I'll be happy to be wrong, and I agree with MadScientist that 17-0 is possible, because none of the games are out of reach.

[texaspackerbacker]

As usual, I subtract any game that seems to be a strong chance for a loss and then subtract about two others where shit just seems to happen. Since I don't see any clear games where we shouldn't win, I'll go with 15-2.

[bobblehead]

We have a favorable schedule and ascending roster, but I just can't get myself to 12 wins. I do think we finish strong though and that's important. Sitting all the starters in pre season is a great way to start flat. Its also a great way to avoid injuries in camp but achieve them when guys suddenly start going 100% for 60 minutes instead of ramping up.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

As always, I’m going with undefeated - seventeen and oh, yo!

You know, if we all subscribe to ole Tex’s line of logic, we’ll never be disappointed. Fuck the playoffs, Tex argued. If we utilize, as Tex argued, the premise of every week of the regular season being the Super Bowl, the odds are good the Packers are gonna be Super Bowl champs at least once.

[texaspackerbacker]

hahahahaha I like your logic. One of these years, shit is not gonna happen, and you're gonna get your 17-0 right. We really should win literally every game.

[smuggler]

We will probably drop at least one of the home games against the Niners and Texans.

We have to go on the Road against the Lions and Bears - we have a puncher's chance at least in both games, but all it takes is one bad bounce or fuckered call (see Steelers game last year) and we can lose.

Basically it's an act of God to go undefeated. I'd rather go 14-3 and not have the postseason ladened with even more pressure than needed.

[MadtownPacker]

I had to go with 12-5, though like many my gut kinda leans towards 11-6. But the potential to be 14-3 is not far fetched with a few lucky bounces.