As the Green Bay Packers walked off the field on Sunday, they did so with a sour taste in their mouth in losing to the Detroit Lions, 37-30. However, as Monday rolled around, the news around the division was a reminder that the Packers have a lot to be grateful for.
Minnesota and Chicago are in the midst of an overhaul in management, firing both their general managers and head coaches at the conclusion of the schedule. While Minnesota believes it can change course quickly and get back into the playoff hunt, it may be a matter of time for Chicago, which has a few messes for the next general manager to correct.