Social media was criticized by an analyst for a shocking announcement

As the Green Bay Packers head into the 2024 offseason, they hope to compete once again for the NFC North championship.  For the first time in 30 years, the Lions are the reigining division champions.  The Packers, however, proved they could compete with any NFC playoff team by season’s end.

It would seem though, that the Packers haven’t even come close to proving the doubters wrong,.

Analyst Makes Insane Prediction About The Green Bay Packers; Gets Ripped For It Online

In the end, the Packers began to figure things out after a rocky start.

Their playoff run was highlighted by a win over the Dallas Cowboys in the Wild Card round, and a narrow loss to the San Francisco 49ers in the divisional round.

According to one analyst, despite giving the fanbase a lot of hope about their future under Love, the future isn’t as bright as they thought.

In fact, Craig Carton recently had a bold prediction for the Packers in 2024, saying, “The Green Bay Packers come in last place in their division.”  Here is the full video:

Thinking the Packers won’t finish the season ahead of the Chicago Bears (and even the Minnesota Vikings) is an interesting thought process.  It was certainly met with numerous reactions on social media:

It will be interesting to see how Craig reacts come Week 18 of the 2023-24 NFL season.

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Green Bay Packers Fans React To Rival Losing Pivotal Playmaker (Report)

The Green Bay Packers are heading into the 2024 off-season with hopes of once again contending for an NFC North title.  The Lions ran away with the division last year and won their first divisional title in 30 years.  However, by season’s end the Packers showed they could compete with any NFC playoff caliber team.

While the Packers and Lions look to build off a successful 2023 season, another NFC North rival Is losing one of their best play makers.

Green Bay Packers Rival Forced To Move On From Electric Playmaker

When Packers fans found out that Jackson would no longer be in Chicago, of course they reacted accordingly on social media: