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It seems there are not many that agree with Noon that the Packers have mostly average players and that it is Rodgers that makes the Packers an above average team:
Projecting the six best offenses in the NFL in 2015
Without further ado, here’s our list.
1. Green Bay Packers
There is little doubt that Green Bay boasts the most dynamic set of skill-position players in the NFL. Coming off a season that saw the team score an average of 30 points per game, Aaron Rodgers and company are primed for a historical 2015 campaign.
After re-signing Randall Cobb to a team-friendly four-year, $40 million contract back in March, all the key components are back. Eddie Lacy returns after putting up over 1,500 total yards and 13 touchdowns a season ago. Meanwhile, Cobb will continue to form a ridiculous one-two punch with Jordy Nelson at wide receiver. The two combined for over 2,800 receiving yards and 25 touchdowns last year. To put that into perspective, only 12 quarterbacks threw more than 25 touchdowns a season ago. One of the biggest factors for sustained success in Green Bay has to be second-year receiver Davante Adams, who impressed a great deal as a rookie. If he continues to progress, Green Bay’s passing offense could be historically good.
Let’s not finish this blurb without mentioning the best quarterback in the NFL today, Aaron Rodgers. The Super Bowl-winning signal caller is coming off yet another ridiculous season that saw him throw 38 touchdowns compared to five interceptions for a 112.2 rating. There’s no question that he’s going to perform up to his status as one of the best signal callers of his generation.
Projecting the six best offenses in the NFL in 2015
Without further ado, here’s our list.
1. Green Bay Packers
There is little doubt that Green Bay boasts the most dynamic set of skill-position players in the NFL. Coming off a season that saw the team score an average of 30 points per game, Aaron Rodgers and company are primed for a historical 2015 campaign.
After re-signing Randall Cobb to a team-friendly four-year, $40 million contract back in March, all the key components are back. Eddie Lacy returns after putting up over 1,500 total yards and 13 touchdowns a season ago. Meanwhile, Cobb will continue to form a ridiculous one-two punch with Jordy Nelson at wide receiver. The two combined for over 2,800 receiving yards and 25 touchdowns last year. To put that into perspective, only 12 quarterbacks threw more than 25 touchdowns a season ago. One of the biggest factors for sustained success in Green Bay has to be second-year receiver Davante Adams, who impressed a great deal as a rookie. If he continues to progress, Green Bay’s passing offense could be historically good.
Let’s not finish this blurb without mentioning the best quarterback in the NFL today, Aaron Rodgers. The Super Bowl-winning signal caller is coming off yet another ridiculous season that saw him throw 38 touchdowns compared to five interceptions for a 112.2 rating. There’s no question that he’s going to perform up to his status as one of the best signal callers of his generation.
