I'm sure they'll get flexed into a bunch more prime time games as well as games of the week on Suday afternoons.

A bye week #6 may not be too bad. Young team and QB will need a little time to grow and play as a unit. I expect the first few games will be the hardest, so an early bye could benefit them. I think the team will play better during the 2nd half of the season. Tougher games will be Chargers, Lions, Vikings, Chiefs, and Giants.

Starting out with the first two games on the road could be a bit rough. The Packers have a good number of prime time games. I hate Thanksgiving Day games and any TNF games period. At least the Packers will have a mini bye before the Chiefs game at Lambeau. The bye week is a little early but at least close to mid-season. If the Packers stay healthy we'll be in it all season.

The biggest test will come against the defending SB Chiefs. That game will be a measuring stick towards how far or close the Packers are against the defending SB champs and also how far Love has come since his first start against the Chiefs in 2021.

I won't make any predictions on the season until I see how the roster shakes after the preseason is completed and prior to Week 1 of the regular season.

We are going to learn plenty about this team, MLF and Love as this season progresses. Looking forward to it. Thanks, Since '61

Not a fan of 4 games at 7PM.

Just 8 noon games...but at least 5 at Lambeau. The other 9 games: Sunday, Monday, Thursday night and Thanksgiving late morning to assist with the NFL's goal to saturate the week.

As a Green Package Season Ticket holder...hope to get at least 4 of the nooners. I enjoy the noon contests.

Aaron, how about 20-0?

5 Nighters plus 11:30am Thanksgiving? Not shy about the Packers Prime Time!

Oh. PLUS Christmas Eve & New Year’s Eve???

Maybe they see it too. Money talks.

Just my initial thoughts on the schedule.

When i look at the schedule the first thing I look for is the bye week. Then I usually look for the Thursday and Monday games. After that I look at the home/away games and how they flow. How many long distance back to back games they have.

First thing, bye week being week 6. That is borderline too early. i prefer week 8 or after. Last year was too late.

Next Thursday and Monday games. They have 4 Thursdays and Mondays this year. I don't like that there are 2 Thursday games. Thursday games are hard to play. Mondays aren't so bad. But interesting after their first Thursday game they have a Monday night game, followed by the bye.

As for the flow of the games. Looking at this, this is much better then last year. Last year I remember they were in 5 different cities in 5 weeks. This year seems to be much better. They don't have a lot of long distance travels back to back.

They start off with 2 road games which isn't ideal for a brand new QB. But its against the Bears and Falcons, so that isn't horrible. They have back to back road games 3 times this year. Though one of them is between the bye week. I don't like the back to back bye games in weeks 16 and 17. I like having as many home games in December as we can get.

It is interesting that they play the Bears in week 1 and Week 18. It will be interesting to see how both teams change from week 1 to 18.
Currently the Packers have 6 primetime games. I count thanksgiving day as a primetime game. They have 2 2:25 gams and the rest are noon games. A lot of those can change as the season goes on.

Overall with how the schedule flows. I'm good with it!

Yesss J Love coming for ownership of the Bears week 1!!!! Whos coming with me???

I know I'm in a minority here, but I actually love watching the Packers on Thanksgiving Day. All of my relatives are way, way, out of state so I'm just cooking for two. Having a Packers game gives me something to look forward to on Thanksgiving. Living in Tucson the 7 pm games are earlier for me, so I like those too. I'm more worried about the noon games as FOX likes to show the AZ Cardinals instead of the Packers and I typically can only listen to those games on Sirius (at least it's usually the Packer feed). I've been ready to move on from Rodgers for several years and can't wait to see our "new" young team! GPG!

I don't think it's a terribly daunting schedule. They get the short end of the home/road schedule that comes from 17 games. The Packers are playing a big swath of the "meh" teams in the NFL.

"I don't know about you guys, but looks like 17-0 to me."

I can live with that. 😀

Looks like 17-0 to me. Blow outs every game.

Again, I predict 20-0. I don’t see how any of these so called “opponents” even score on us. Average score will be 62-0.

The Thanksgiving game should be changed. In no other sport does a team get an automatic 2 game advantage in the schedule, and when there's only 17 games, that equivalent to 20 games in baseball, or 10 in basketball.

You're at home on a short week and the other team has to travel. Advantage. Then you have 10 days to prepare for the next game. Advantage. Why?

If you want to keep giving that advantage to the Lions and Cowboys, then they should have to play the Thanksgiving game on the road, or you could schedule their opponents to have the week off before to prepare..

The silver lining of a 3rd place finish. Looks like a pretty doable schedule to break in a new QB1.

I read recently that the inaugural "Black Friday" game appears this year. What's next...a "Taco Tuesday" game? A "Wet T-Shirt Wednesday" game? I really miss the old Sunday/Monday night schedule. The almighty dollar rules. The hell with player safety.

For a retooling team, this seems to be ideal...not to be overconfident, but this almost seems like a cupcake schedule compared to some we've had in the recent past. We even get the Chiefs at home. I'm not complaining at all--and no mid-morning games across the pond!

Based on last season's records, Packers have 9th easiest schedule over all. Also easiest of the North teams.

Last season is indicative but the trip from worst to first is a short journey in the NFL.

However for the sake of Love, on paper, the first 5 games before the bye are teams they should play well against.

Thanksgiving & New Years Eve...ugh..Chiefs will be tough but so will the two Lions games and the opener at Chicago..hope the safety situations gets fixed..

Even though The Packers have been getting screwed by the NFL and not getting a home opener, I like that they are opening on the road. I think it's better for a young team. They should be more relaxed than at home. I also HATE TNF and think they should end it for every week and only have a couple of special games a year. I am surprised the Packers have so many prime time games considering AR is no longer on the team since he was the draw.

7-10 at best. Pack top-10 #1 choice plus Jets #1 in '24. A strong draft & another year of experience for Love & WRs turn Pack around in '24 season. Wait for it!

17-0 sounds good!

Already booked for week 3 against the Saints. Jordan Love's Lambeau premier. This schedule allows them the ability to get off to a strong start I think.

I am completely opposed to any teams opening the season against division opponents.
Go Packers!!!