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to the Super Bowl in his first year with the franchise? Fair or not https://www.thepackersfanshop.com/Davon-House-Jersey , that will likely be the weight on the shoulders of whoever the Green Bay Packers hire as their next head coach. A 35-year-old Aaron Rodgers, solid offensive weapons around him, and some up-and-coming defensive talent should give the new coach plenty to work with next season.However, a boost in confidence for the players on the roster could help as well. A little over a decade ago, the Green and Gold got hot towards the end of a down year. Since then, multiple people involved with those teams have said that the success carried over into the following season as the team rebounded to achieve great things the next year.Meanwhile, there remain reasons for optimism that this team can indeed turn things around down the stretch and into next season. Certain factors have inhibited the team from winning games, but the overall performance of both offense and defense have definite and fixable shortcomings. Address those, and it could help change the narrative moving into another uncertain offseason.Aaron Rodgers cites 2006-07 as motivation for Packers to finish strong | Packers WireMike McCarthy's Packers finished with four straight wins in 2006 (led largely by a resurgent defense), which helped buoy the team to a great year in 2007. Perhaps a similar finish this year could portend good things for 2019?The Packers are going to rebound in 2019. Here’s why - SBNation.comBill Connelly's look at the Packers' numbers shows both an offense and a defense that are very good in some areas and very bad in others. With a bit better luck and better execution in specific situations, this team should be due to bounce back next season.Kenny Clark is Packers’ nominee for Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year award | Packers.comCongrats to Kenny for this honor. It's impressive to see such a young player -- he's still just 23 -- up for this award.Most recent book on Joe Philbin's playcalling: Northeastern Bryan Bulaga Jersey , 1996 - ESPNPhilbin talked about his playcalling experience, which has been minimal in the past two decades. Outside of the occasional final preseason game, he didn't call plays in Green Bay, nor did he do so when he was the head coach in Miami. You have to go back to his time at Northeastern University in the mid-90s to find the last time that he did it on a regular basis.Packers QB Aaron Rodgers says accountability never an issue under former coach Mike McCarthy | Packersnews.comRodgers seemed to take issue with some of Winston Moss’ feelings in his tweetstorm from Tuesday; specifically, he mentioned that he told McCarthy explicitly to pick on him in meetings to show the rest of the team that no one player was above the others.24 Amazon workers sent to hospital after robot accidentally unleashes bear spray - ABC NewsThis isn't funny, but rather is a reminder that bear spray is serious stuff and should not be played around with. And maybe it should be kept in areas where warehouse robots can't bust open canisters? When facing a team with receivers like Adam Thielen and Stefon Diggs, one would like to have a fully healthy group of defensive backs. That is very much not the case for the Green Bay Packers this week as they prepare to play the Minnesota Vikings.On Wednesday, the team practiced for the first time this week and was missing two critical cornerbacks and an important young depth safety. Bashaud Breeland, Kevin King, and Raven Greene all had to sit out practice, leaving their statuses very much in doubt for Sunday night’s game at U.S. Bank Stadium. The one bit of good news in the defensive backfield is that safety Kentrell Brice was able to practice J'Mon Moore Color Rush Jersey , but even he did so on a limited basis.If those players are unable to play on Sunday, that would leave the team with a cornerback group consisting of Jaire Alexander, Josh Jackson, Tony Brown, and Will Redmond — a less-than-ideal situation. Tramon Williams could shift back to cornerback from his free safety spot in a pinch as well, which would likely result in snaps for Ibraheim Campbell on the back end.In any case, being down those two corners would make for a tough matchup with the Vikings’ receivers, even if Thielen is limited in the game somewhat by calf and lower back injuries that kept him limited in Wednesday’s practice. Stay tuned for more updates as the weekend rolls towards Sunday.Packers Wednesday Practice ReportDid Not ParticipateCB Bashaud Breeland (groin)DL Mike Daniels (foot)TE Jimmy Graham (knee/thumb)S Raven Greene (ankle)CB Kevin King (hamstring)G Lucas Patrick (concussion)OLB Nick Perry (knee)Limited ParticipationS Kentrell Brice (ankle)WR Randall Cobb (hamstring)Full ParticipationQB Aaron Rodgers (knee)Vikings Wednesday Practice ReportDid Not ParticipateOLB Ben Gedeon (concussion)TE David Morgan (knee)S Andrew Sendejo (groin)DE Stephen Weatherly (not injury related/shoulder)Limited ParticipationWR Chad Beebe (hamstring)G Tom Compton (knee)G Mike Remmers (low back)WR Adam Thielen (calf/low back)Full ParticipationOLB Anthony Barr (hamstring)DE Everson Griffen (toe)G Danny Isidora (knee)CB Xavier Rhodes (foot)