Do you need more silver linings to the Green Bay Packers game last Sunday? Well if you did, the last time that Aaron Rodgers threw two interceptions to start a season, the Packers won the Super Bowl. Boom. That is a fact that can take you very far. Pat McAfee brought it up on his show on Tuesday, and I feel like it’s something we need to remind the good people about as we head into the second week of the NFL season. The vibes need to be good, and that’s what we’re doing here.

The last time @AaronRodgers12 threw 2 picks in the season opener, the @packers went on to win the Super Bowl 👀🏆 pic.twitter.com/vzNJBcI2Hl

— Sportskeeda Pro Football (@SKProFootball) September 15, 2021

This could all be silly, and the Packers could end up sucking ass all season. But they could also be awesome, and this is the start of something special. If you look at Week 1’s historically, they do not mean shit. They’re like the syllabus week of the NFL season. Just because you do well Week 1 or don’t do so hot Week 1 doesn’t actually define what they end up being by the end of the season. Hell, look at last season if you want an example of this.

Things that happened in Week 1 last year:

– Jags’ late comeback beat the Colts (same old Philip Rivers!)
– Browns got blown out by 32 points
– Josh Allen missed two easy TDs (same old Josh!)
– Brady threw a pick-six as the Bucs lost by 11

Week 1 doesn’t mean the whole season.

— Bill Barnwell (@billbarnwell) September 15, 2021

I’m sure we’ve already flushed what’s going on with last week, but if you haven’t, this should make you feel damn good about everything else. It’s a new week, Packers fans. Let’s start this one out on the right foot.

Charlie.