Color me shocked.

The lions are doomed to battle the Vikings for last in the division. It’s a shame, because there is a lot of talent in Detroit. They’re squandering it with stupid offseason mistakes and in-game tantrums that will forever hold them back.

The steelers? Please. The Packers will get 7 lombardis before the regressing steelers. The steelers will be lucky to make the playoffs this year, and with an aging defense and a mediocre qb, they’ll be lucky to see the postseason the rest of this decade.

I’m sorry that your teams are not and never will be as good as the Green Bay Packers.

As for the rest of the division, the Bears will absolutely be loaded this year. It will be a dogfight until the end for the division…

The Lions though? They are going to fall back into the crowd this year. They have done nothing to get better on the field, and have had countless off field distractions. If you’re going to tell me they are getting their running backs back…I’m not sure you can depend on a guy who is one or two concussions away from retirement and a guy coming off an achilles injury to stabilize that position.

At this point in Woodson’s career, he should be playing safety. He noticably lost a step last year. Many of the upgrades the Packers attempted to make on the d-line are question marks relating to injuries or multiple suspensions to start the season…this defense might not get better and I am a diehard Packer fan, I like 5 minutes from the stadium.

There’s also Anthony Levine as depth.

As for Harrell sucking in college, all he did was light up the record books. Rap on him in the pros is arm strength, but he seems to have addressed that. We shall see.

Even if the defense was as bad as some people seems to think, it’s irrelevant. Because the last ranked defense in yards still got the Packers to 15-1, Almost a full calendar year without losing a game. Teams would throw and get soft yardage to try to keep up, more often than not futilely.

You can’t replace those two during the season and expect decent results.

I’m not saying that M.D. Jennings or even Charles Woodson back at safety will be as much of a quality contributor that Nick Collins was but at least they will have the practice reps at setting the defense and time to adjust to the position.

The Packers cut Peprah so we don’t have to worry about our safeties being completely out-talented by whomever is on the offense.

The Packers probably won’t be a top 5 defense like they were the first few years with Capers but I could see a return to the top half of the league which is definitely good enough when you consider how the offense can put up points in bunches.

And it’s going to lead to one more Championship. I wonder when us shareholders will vote on expanding the Packer Hall of Fame because our room where we keep the Lombardis is getting kind of crowded!

Remember when Stafford couldn’t beat the Packer’s JV team in week 17 last year? With the current rate of arrests and pending suspensions, I’d be surprised if Stafford doesn’t have to iron-man it and play in the Lions secondary this year. As a Packer fan, I hate to say it, but the Bears are finishing ahead of the Lions this year.

Keep in mind, suh that the score is still kept with most points scored, not yards allowed. Your point is as bogus as your screen name.

- And then the Packers backup offense will still win.

Dr. J will pretty much be a starter

He’s lost a step in his old age but man, dude is a tackling machine and will have enough speed to handle TE’s.