Official 2025 Predict Packers Win/Loss Record Thread

[Joemailman]

Is this the year the Packers achieve perfection?

Last year beveaux1, bobblehead, Bretsky, Fritz, jklowan, Massive J, QBME, Sparkey, SudsMcBucky, ThunderDan and Willard got it right at 11-6. https://packerrats.com/showthread.ph...d-Thread/page2

Poll to follow.

[Joemailman]

I went with 11-6. Team will be better. Schedule will be tougher.

[Fritz]

I'm in the same boat. 11 - 6 seems about right.

[Bretsky]

weeks ago I was at 11-6

Now I'm at 10-7

[bobblehead]

I'm banking on some regression from our division foes and better OL play without Myers around. I went 12-5 after saying 11-6 last year. Let me cast votes for tex and apb. 20-0 including OWL win. I hope they are right.

[texaspackerbacker]

I'd say that the O Line was better last season with Meyers at Center, but whatever.

This team is loaded at a LOT of position groups. I see the Packers as no worse than literally any team, clearly better than all but several.

I'll go with about 15-2 with the usual stipulation of injuries. We literally shouldn't lose to anybody, but undoubtedly in a 17 game schedule, there will be a couple of fuck ups or bad breaks or whatever.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

Undefeated. Lovemaker wins MVP.

[bobblehead]

Undefeated. Lovemaker wins MVP.

There's my guy. Tex lacks the heart it takes to be a poker pro and be bold.

[Fosco33]

I thought this new APB and Tex were the same person.

[texaspackerbacker]

Shame on ya'all talking about 6 or 7 losses. Are you really that stupid? Or just cowardly?

The whiners and people lacking the balls to be homers tend to be the majority in here. I honestly expect APB is correct at 17-0, but I guess I lacked the balls myself to go that far hahahahaha.

[wthigoot]

Will post a ridiculously detailed prediction again this year. Am guessing 12-5 record, 4-4 at home (tough home schedule), learning to win on the road, 8-1. Sweep of CHI and MIN. Will have to play better against top teams to succeed in the playoffs.

1 Detroit W 24-20 1-0
2 Washington L 17-28 1-1
3 at Cleveland W 38-13 2-1
4 at Dallas W 21-17 3-1
5 Bye
6 Cincinnati L 20-21 3-2
7 at Arizona W 31-28 4-2
8 at Pittsburgh W 17-14 5-2
9 Carolina W 27-21 6-2
10 Philadelphia L 13-28 6-3
11 at NY Giants W 33-10 7-3
12 Minnesota W 21-12 8-3
13 at Detroit L 7-31 8-4
14 Chicago W 17-16 9-4
15 at Denver W 24-21 10-4
16 at Chicago W 18-11 11-4
17 Baltimore L 30-31 11-5
18 at Minnesota W 38-35 12-5

[QBME]

I went 12-5
Good feelings about this team for a couple of reasons.
As many, most (maybe all) of you know I'm definitely not an X's and O's person. My optimistic reasoning:

Looking at the roster there is an abundance of year 3 & 4 players. In an NFL career this is when they pop.

This is the second season for Jeff Hafley's defense. He can now install and run the full package.

MLF is now grizzled. He is top shelf stuff.

My caveat - Jordon Love has to remain NFL football healthy. I get it, he's a competitor, but he needs to understand that if any play is coming his way he needs to run away. Dump the ball, get OB, fall down...whatever. No first down is worth the potential price.

[Willard]

A: 12-5. Great insights are likely in the first 2 battles. If Pack can beat 2 NFC heavyweights in first 2 weeks, then a fine season awaits. Alas, MLF tends to start slow. Can he turn it around in his first home opener? “Reply hazy, try again”.

[MadScientist]

He played his starters more in the preseason to hopefully avoid the slow start.

[Fosco33]

I might change w: Parsons now. Perhaps 13 wins