After a disappointing loss at home in the NFC Championship game and drama surrounding Aaron Rodgers this offseason, Rodgers—the NFL’s reigning MVP—is back again with a strong supporting cast that should make another run for the Super Bowl. Rodgers is joined by Aaron Jones at running back, who has gained over 1,000 yards rushing in two-straight seasons. The wide receiver corps is loaded with Davonte Adams, Allen Lazard, and the return of longtime Packers favorite Randall Cobb. It’s setting up nicely again for the team that had the NFC’s best record last year at 13-3. A trip to Lambeau Field to see the Packers play is like no other experience in the NFL, and you can make it even more special with premium seating. Lambeau has undergone several renovations over the years, and it now includes 168 suites on the east and west sides of the stadium. Suites ranging from 12 to 36 seats... MORE
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The Green Bay Packers enter the 2020 season looking to build off a 13-3 record under then first-year head coach, Matt LaFleur. By most accounts, the Packers' first season under LaFleur was a success. The team looked great at times, but also seemed unable to make plays when they needed it most. The Packer season ended in an embarrassing blowout loss to the San Francisco 49ers. In 2020, if the Packers are to compete with the San Francisco 49ers who proved to be stronger, more physical, and better coached in 2019, the Packers will need a better run defense, more wide receiver production, and better play from quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Fans in Title Town hold their team to a high standard and 2019 undoubtedly fell excruciatingly short of expectations.
As long as Aaron Rodgers remains under center for the Packers, the team is an annual Super Bowl contender. Last season, free agent defensive additions Za’Darius Smith, Preston Smith and safety Adrian Amos proved to be fantastic acquisitions. Z. Smith played at an All-Pro level and, for the first time in several seasons, the Packers had a formidable pass-rush every game. Where the Packers’ defense faltered was against the run. Defensive coordinator Mike Pettine will return for his 3rd season and he’ll be under pressure to perform. For the Packers to take a step forward in 2020, the team will need last season’s first round draft picks Rashan Gary and Darnell Savage to elevate their play.
Contrary to the opinions of most analysts and fans, the Packers chose not to address the wide receiver position in the 2020 NFL draft. Rather, by not drafting any college wide receivers, the team showed they are content with a receiver group of Davante Adams, Allen Lazard, and free agent acquisition Devin Funchess. The Packers are counting on this position unit to make more plays in 2020. Under Lafleur, the Packers will continue to move towards a run-oriented offense. Running backs Aaron Jones, Jamal Williams and rookie 2nd round pick AJ Dillion give the Packers an elite running back rotation. Fan can expect a run-heavy offense with a smattering of quick passing slant routes and play-action calls for Rodgers.
The Green Bay Packers open the season at Minnesota. Weeks 3 and 5 will prove formidable with primetime night games against the Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints. Week 9 features the Packers making a return to San Francisco to play the team that ended their season last year.
Overall, the 2020 Green Bay Packers should be positioned for another deep playoff run. Aaron Rodgers' window for elite quarterback play is diminishing. Approaching the twilight of his career, most feel that the Packers will have 2-3 more seasons with a Super Bowl window. Rodgers is the ultimate competitor so don’t be surprised to see the quarterback elevate his overall game in 2020.
The Green Bay Packers enter the 2019 season with more uncertainty than the franchise has faced for over a decade – when Aaron Rodgers took over the reigns at quarterback from Brett Favre in 2008. However, there’s an air of optimism along with that uncertainty in “Titletown.”
After years of reported discontent between the superstar quarterback and head coach Mike McCarthy, McCarthy was dismissed on December 2 after a home loss to Arizona.
Rodgers says that he’s excited about the offense that new head coach Matt LaFleur brings with him. LaFleur showed a knack for running the ball while offensive coordinator in Tennessee, so if the Packers can establish a rushing game, that should mean good things for Rodgers if defenses have to worry about the Pack running and throwing the ball.
The defense should be improved, with coordinator Mike Pettine returning for a second season. The team also spent a combined $19 million on linebackers Za’Darius Smith and Preston Smith, along with safety Adrian Amos. Two first round draft picks were also used on defense – lineman Rashan Gary and safety Darnell Savage.
Ever since a massive overhaul in the last decade, the Packers are consistently making upgrades to historic Lambeau Field. The joke is: if it’s not football season, it’s construction season. One of the major changes is coming to the concourses on the club level. The team hopes a kitchen upgrade will lead to a wider variety of food options and efficient concession stands on the upper floors. Grab-and-go stands (similar to what you see in airports) will also be littered throughout the club level. They were tested last year, and the average checkout time went from 2 minutes to 45 seconds, meaning you won’t miss as much of the game waiting for food.
The Packers will be tested immediately, as they will play the Bears at Soldier Field in the NFL’s opening game of the season. The game was scheduled first to kickoff the league’s 100th season with two of its original franchises. Green Bay will also host the Bears on December 15, and they will play the other NFC North teams (Detroit and Minnesota) both home and away. Teams outside of the North coming to Lambeau are Denver, Philadelphia, Oakland, Carolina, Washington. The Packers’ other road contests will be at Dallas, Kansas City, the Los Angeles Chargers, San Francisco, and the New York Giants.
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