Well we're officially in last place:

While they have Rogers, they are always a possibility to win. Right now, I'd still say they are the favorite, but that picture may change as more games are played and it can be more clearly seen what teams have improved, etc.

Fackers defense may be questionable. I caught the Jags last drive. The Jags converted 3 fourth downs, drew a minor PI call to get a fourth, and finally got stopped on the fifth one.  All with no timeouts.  I'll have to watch the Fackers game (dvr) if I want to know more..

Don't know if I care...

I see a few things wrong with your post here.  You say the Packers are the best in the division yet would be average at best without Rodgers.  That's not the sign of a good team.  I think they are just above average with Rodgers now.  They have a lot of weaknesses.

You say the Vikings may or may not win.  No sh*t.  The Bears may or may not win also.  The Vikings have a great defense and I don't think the offense falls off much without Bridgewater so I put them as the favorites to win the division.

You saying the Packers are the favorites to win even though Rodgers is the only reason they are good is a prime example as to why this division is pretty weak.  It may not be the weakest but it's got to be pretty close.

I totally agree. He makes the difference. That's why I say that as long as he's there, there is always a chance to win