Rotten Schedule

Some of us like prime time games.  Means we can watch at home instead of the bars.

The networks know the Packers fan base is huge and they get good ratings when the Packers play in prime time.

milani wrote:

RagnarLodbrok2 wrote:Some of us like prime time games.  Means we can watch at home instead of the bars.

The networks know the Packers fan base is huge and they get good ratings when the Packers play in prime time.

Ringo and Duck will still be at the bar watching.

Actually I will probably just be at home watching.  GO PACKERs

milani wrote:League really showed no respect for us. Sunday nights, Monday night, Thursday nights. It's all over the place. Only game that makes you feel good is the Raiders right before Xmas. You wonder how many we can win even with a good team. Last year I predicted a 10-6 and we made a 12-4 due to the win versus the Pats and the collapse of the Bears.

After further review Milani, its not that bad really.............. I think the Sunday night games are OK particularly since the first one is at home (Seahawks) and the second one (at Denver) is after our BYE week so no problem there getting ready to go to Denver.   And the Packers don't really miss a beat preparing for the following week after the Seahawks game because the KC game is a Monday (full week to prepare.........plus both games are home games).  

Now KC on Monday night is a problem because then its a short week to prepare for going on the road to play the Niners out west.  Loser to the Niners with a new coach at the helm would not be cool.

League is doing the Packers and Lions a favor planting both teams on Thanksgiving and then giving each team a full week to prepare for each other on Thursday Night Football on December 3 indoors in Detroit.

We'll all be sky high on November 26th.

GO PACKERs!