What's Next for the Green Bay Packers?

I don't know about you, but I'm still not over the Packers loss to the Giants this past Sunday. I didn't expect our 15-1 Green Bay Packers to finish their season before the Super Bowl, but I guess it's time to focus on the future. So, in thinking about the future, what's next for the Green Bay Packers? Let's take a look:

1) Goodbye Matt Flynn, Hello Nick Hill. Matt Flynn is a free agent and after his record-breaking performance this season, he can snag a starting position for a quarterback-hungry team. Seattle Seahawks? Minnesota Vikings? Time will tell. Without Flynn, the Packers will develop Graham Harrell as a backup. The Packers acquired arena football quarterback Nick Hill yesterday to add depth to their chart.

2) Personnel Changes. Offensive coordinator Joe Philbin has already accepted a position as head coach of the Miami Dolphins. I bet we will see some more personnel changes as the off season wears on.

3) Charles Woodson moved to full safety. With the obvious gapes in this year's Packers defensive line, Coach McCarthy has already mentioned that Charles Woodson will be moved to full safety next season. Let's hope this helps.

4) What will become of Donald Driver? Driver wants to stay a Packer, the fans want him to stay. I can't imagine a Packers roster without number 80. I think he'll stay put.

Sunday's Packers vs. Giants playoff game was a bitter disappointment for a team that boasted at 15-1 regular season record. It didn't look like the Packers were playing with all the dropped passes and such. It seems to me that the Packers do better when they are the underdogs. Better luck next season.