"I trust that Rodgers, who has won back-to-back league MVP awards, will make the best of an Adams-less receiving corps led by Sammy Watkins and Allen Lazard," Gayle wrote. "The Packers are a lock for a top-five spot on any 2022 preseason power ranking as long as Rodgers is in a Packers uniform." The Packers are given the fourth-best odds to win the title, according to Austin Gayle, who isn't seeing the Davante Adams departure as a damning loss. Matt Bowen makes the bold prediction that AJ Dillon will lead the Packers in rushing yards. "In spite of a strong running game, offensive line and defense, I'm leaning toward the Under."
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"While Rodgers is coming off consecutive MVPs, this season will be much different without Pro Bowl wide receiver Davante Adams, who commanded a large target share," Moody said. Eric Moody wrote to take the under if the Packers were set at 11 wins. 6 in its preseason power rankings, but it's not an all-out endorsement. "The prediction here is that (Russell) Wilson and (Nathaniel) Hackett (lead) the Broncos to a 31-24 win over the Packers, which will be somewhat poetic since the win will come 25 years after the Broncos beat the Packers 31-24 in Super Bowl XXXII," Breech wrote. "I fully expect this game to be a thriller because that's basically what happens any time Wilson and Aaron Rodgers face each other (See: Fail Mary and/or 2014 NFC title game)."ĮSPN has the Packers at No. Legitimately, that is the exact score he used. Well, right up until he picks the Broncos to beat the Packers in the Super Bowl, 31-24. At 14-to-1, there are four players with better odds."īreech gives the Packers the top seed in the NFC, again with wins over the 49ers and Buccaneers to get to the Super Bowl.
This is a bold prediction because Doubs is currently somewhat of a long shot to win the award. "The rookie receiver had an impressive training camp and although he's struggled slightly with drops, I'm not too concerned about that," Breech said. "I mean, there was a concern about drops with Ja'Marr Chase during the preseason last year and everything seemed to work out just fine for him. Not only does John Breech view the Packers at 12-5, two games ahead of the Vikings, but he also makes the bold prediction that much-discussed wide receiver Romeo Doubs wins Offensive Rookie of the Year.
And the Pack could get hot late given the schedule only serves up one 2021 playoff team after November." CBS Sports "Sometimes less is more, but the defection of Adams suggests this team will have to reinvent itself - at least offensively - and may struggle to provide HC Matt LaFleur's fourth consecutive 13-win regular season," Davis wrote. "Yet, just maybe, learning to rely more heavily on a promising defense and the backfield tandem of RBs Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon - while QB Aaron Rodgers recalibrates himself to a receiving group that lacks an obvious alpha - might just produce a less predictable team, and one that's still sufficiently formidable enough to secure home-field advantage while ultimately better built for an extended run in January amid Wisconsin's capricious winters. He's also projecting that the Packers will take the Revenge Road to get there, with wins over San Francisco in the divisional round and Tampa Bay in the championship game. Then, he also selects Green Bay to win the Super Bowl in Phoenix on Feb. Nate Davis picked the Packers to go 12-5 and finish as the only North team above.
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