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We are in the zone here, hopefully similar to the one that Matthew Stafford was in last night as the Detroit Lions took care of the Green Bay Packers.

And I think the biggest storylines to come out of the final game of week 9 in the NFL season was frankly that I still think, maybe I'm crazy on this, but I still have belief that Detroit is not out of the mix in the race with the New York City.

The Vikings now the Vikings obviously have a two game lead in the NFC North, but I think Detroit is the only team that has a chance to catch him.

And on top of that, I still believe that Green Bay has zero chance of winning any games.

Well, maybe any games is a little bit of an exaggeration, but competing in any kind of serious way with Brett Hunley at quarterback.

Now Brett Hunley obviously down the stretch last night looked a little bit better, but the drop off between Aaron Rogers and Brett Hunley is like night and day.

Frankly, it's like the drop off for most quarterbacks who were top 12 in the NFL and are lost to injury and have to be replaced.

But in general, it's hard for me to believe that the Packers are going to be able to stay in the mix against the NFC North foes and be in any way.

Like do you believe the idea that Aaron Rogers is going to come back if you do, then there's a reason to continue to pay attention to the Green Bay season.

If you don't believe that Aaron Rogers going to come back, there's literally no hope.

Now the next couple of games, I just, I just don't see it, you know, like, let's say, OK, the Packers are foreign for where they are against the Bears.

OK, the Bears are a few goal favorite in that game. Then they play the Ravens. I have to make the Ravens a favorite in that game, I think on the road against the Steelers, no hope.

The box are so bad. Maybe that's where you get hope. Maybe you think, OK, the bucks are so bad right now. They're playing Ryan Fitzpatrick and then we go play the Browns.

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