Not Rams, but......man is Green Bay done.

It is amazing how losing your starting QB (albeit a great one) can effect not just the O but the entire team.
Green Bay's defense was Ok, not great, when Rogers was playing. But they have gone downhill ever since Rogers left the game and Hundley took over.

I am shocked at how undeveloped Hundley is after 2 1/2 seasons on the GB roster under excellent coaching and learning from a future HOF QB. They didn't trust him to do much more than hand-off the ball in the first half, and only opened things up in the 2nd half after they fell hopelessly behind. Hundley simply is not going to be a good starting NFL QB and I imagine at the end of the season that GB is going to draft another QB or pick up a young signal caller and let Hundley go. The game is just too fast for him.

Green Bay won't be anywhere in the race for a playoff spot in another 3 weeks and considering that it was his right side collarbone that was broken, they need to IR Rogers right now and not even consider bringing him back this season. He is just too valuable to rush him back from that injury to try to salvage something from a lost season.

But it also shows the value of a good, dependable starting QB to a team. He affects the entire team, if not entire organization. Goff's emergence has lifted everyone, not just the O. The D and STs are enthused because not only do they know that if they can give Goff good field position he will cash it in for points; but they know that they have at least a 50/50 chance to win every game they play regardless of the opponent.

Anyone think that Green Bay thinks they have a 50/50 chance to win every game? Despite what they might say publiclly.......Heck no. They just want this season to be over so they can get a healthy Rogers back for 2018.