Packers’ Schedule 2024 – Revealing How Many Wins the Packers Will Have This Season

Williams is a relative unknown, but if he plays even like an average QB, the Bears might finally be a team to reckon with. I think they steal one from the Packers for the first time in six years.

Alternatively, the Vikings have been the true hated rival of the Packers over the last decade. Green Bay hasn’t swept Minnesota since 2019, and it finally happens again in 2024. It’s hard to argue that the Vikings got better over the offseason, and I’m not a big fan of first-round selection J.J. McCarthy at QB.

The Lions are still a great team and will win at least one game against the Packers. But the Packers were able to dominate the Lions in Detroit last season, and because I’m projecting Green Bay to be an even better team than last year, it only makes sense to keep it as a 1-1 draw.

Toughest Matchups

The Packers’ opener in Brazil against the Eagles is one of the more difficult games to predict. The Eagles were coming off a Super Bowl appearance last season and started the season looking as such, then had a historic collapse over the last chunk of the season.

The Eagles absolutely got better over the offseason, especially on defense. I believe they will be a better team than last year, one that still made the playoffs. If this game was at Lambeau Field I would probably choose the Packers, but the added weirdness of the season opener being in Brazil gives me a bad feeling about this one.

The Packers’ schedule finally gives them the opportunity to play the 49ers at home – but unlike believing the Packers’ winning streak against the Bears will end, I can’t bring myself to give hope to the idea they’ll beat the 49ers. They are the Packers’ kryptonite. Green Bay’s front seven will have to prove they’re legit before I can consider the idea of a victory in this one.

If the Packers were playing the Dolphins in Miami, I might not be so optimistic. The fact that it’s a November game in Lambeau, against a team that probably got worse this offseason, makes me think this is very winnable.

Interestingly, the game vs the Rams was one of the tougher choices. The Packers wiped out the Rams last season but it was without Matthew Stafford starting. The Rams were a good team last year that should be even better this season, and it just feels like a game the Packers will drop.

Overall

I can guarantee the Packers will be a better team with a better record than last year. I may not be absolutely sure about each individual game, but an 11-6 record sounds right. Every game on the Packers’ schedule I didn’t specifically discuss I can guarantee (am pretty sure) will be accurate.

Any given Sunday…