Packers Odds to Win Super Bowl

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There is dysfunction in Green Bay. The Packers’ decision to use their first-round pick on Jordan Love did not sit well with star quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Rodgers was reportedly upset by the move, and he was especially unhappy when the front office didn’t use a single pick on a wide receiver to upgrade a position that has been in need of improvement for years. While he is still under contract for another four seasons, he hinted that he might not end his career in Green Bay. That would bring his career full circle after the same thing happened to the legend Rodgers supplanted, Brett Favre.

2020 Green Bay Packers at a Glance

Super Bowl Odds: +3650

NFC Championship Odds: +1700

NFC North Odds: +164

Rodgers is still one of the game’s elite quarterbacks. He rarely makes mistakes through the air, tossing a total of six interceptions in the last two years, and he has thrown for over 4,000 yards in each of those seasons. His arm led the Packers to the NFC Championship Game last year, but Green Bay couldn’t get past San Francisco in the title game.

His success was despite the fact that he only had one reliable receiver. Davante Adams had more than twice as many yards and receptions as any other receiver despite missing four games, highlighting Green Bay’s inability to surround Rodgers with weapons. Allen Lazard did show some promise though, and his development is crucial for this offense in 2020.

Aaron Jones proved that the Packers could run the ball too. Jones averaged 4.6 YPC and surpassed the 1,000-yard mark, running for 16 touchdowns. He was Rodgers’ second favorite target coming out of the backfield, and he has the benefit of running behind a very good offensive line. David Bakhtiari is one of the best left tackles in the game, and center Corey Linsley has been excellent too.

This defense was much better in 2019 thanks to the addition of Preston Smith and Za’Darius Smith. Green Bay spent a lot of money to acquire the two players, and those investments paid off handsomely. Za’Darius Smith ended up being voted to the Pro Bowl after notching 13.5 sacks and Preston Smith was right behind him with 12 sacks. The former had a total of 17 tackles for loss and 37 quarterback hits, becoming one of the more feared blitzers in the NFL. It will be interesting to see where 2019 first round pick Rashan Gary fits in though.

Jaire Alexander has developed into a solid cornerback and Kevin King is a decent option as well. The safeties are the strength of the secondary though as Darnell Savage Jr. and Adrian Amos were excellent in their first year patrolling the backfield. There is no great option when Green Bay is in the nickel as Josh Jackson has been a huge disappointment.

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