So let's break down the NFC North real quick

[GNG]

thats not until 2021

My bad...

 

[michaeljordan_fan]

There will be 17 games played in 2020 so you better revise your standings.

 

[GNG]

Packers top of NFC North post-free agency power rankings

 

[handicappers]

There will be 17 games played in 2020 so you better revise your standings.

wrong again dum dum

 

[noonthirtyjoe]

MNs defense has lost 5 top players they are nothing like they use to be

To be fair I did say check with me after the draft. At this time, no North team stands out to me.

 

[The Derski]

The Packers will finish first because they have the best QB in the division.

 

[Winged_Wheel88]

I hope the Lions don't slap me in the face here.

Don't worry. We won't.

 

[LambeauLegs]

To be fair I did say check with me after the draft. At this time, no North team stands out to me.

MN does have a few more picks in the draft with the Diggs trade but how many times will you have many draft picks step up to replace good veterans that you lose when you have this many:

• WR Stefon Diggs traded to Buffalo.

• OL Chris Kline had his contract voided by the team.

• DL Linval Joseph signed with San Diego.

• S Jayron Kearse signed with Detroit.

• CB Trae Waynes signed with Cincinnati.

• CB Xavier Rhodes cut by team.

• MacKenzie Alexander signed with Cincinnati.

Read More: Minnesota Vikings Shedding Players So Far in 2020 | Minnesota Vikings Shedding Players So Far in 2020

 

[Schmoopy1000]

but the bears had the worst QB & almost beat them.
GB has the same guy & the bears has improved.
Now instead of losing 10-3
Big

Nick might win 13-10

 

[BeaReylo]

It's like...science man. Like H20=water; A teaspoonful of neutron star would weigh 6 billion tons; and honeys comes in waves. Like scientific facts man.

 

[LambeauLegs]

To be fair I did say check with me after the draft. At this time, no North team stands out to me.

Teams that made the playoffs but this next season do not look as good

Which 2019 NFL playoff teams look the shakiest this offseason?


Minnesota Vikings (2019 record: 10-6)


Mike Zimmer's defense has looked the same for plenty of autumns in a row. Laced with stars and reliable veterans, Minnesota has ventured into January pretty often because this side of the ball -- if not dominant -- has been ultra-reliable.

In short order, the Vikings have stripped the roster of talented pass rusher Everson Griffen, starting defensive tackle Linval Joseph and three cornerbacks in Trae Waynes, Mackensie Alexander and Xavier Rhodes.

Rhodes was a predictable departure, but the overall exodus changes the identity of the squad -- with the biggest see-ya-later coming on the other side of the ball.

Trading Stefon Diggs to the Bills strips Minnesota of a bona fide No. 1 wideout, which can't be masked over by the signing of Tajae Sharpe. While Adam Thielen remains, this Vikings receiving group is among the least juicy in the NFC. Extending Kirk Cousins made plenty of sense, but the task ahead is thorny. In a crowded, top-heavy conference, Minnesota spent March moving in the wrong direction.