Coach Matt LaFleur's Green Bay Packers faced a disappointing 22-10 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in the opening round of the 2024 NFL Playoffs. This loss now propels the team into an offseason focused on growth and development, especially with the Packers being the NFL's youngest team, maintaining an average age of just under 26 years. LaFleur aims to mature this youthful roster, enhancing their chances of returning to the Super Bowl, which they haven't reached since 2011.

In an intriguing comparison, Nate Collins, a former NFL defensive tackle, likened the Packers to the NBA's Oklahoma City Thunder during a recent podcast. He suggested that, similar to the young Thunder, the Packers have potential. If they can string together a few playoff wins, they could make a significant run. The Packers currently hold the 11th-best odds at +2200 to reach the Super Bowl LX, indicating potential for a strong rebound in the next season.