The feisty 10-6 Packers went from the no. 6 seed to the Superbowl, but ultimately had their dreams crushed. If not for an an unfortunate holding call with 20 seconds left in regulation, Greenbay could have relied on Greg the leg Zurlein to put them over the top. Instead, the penalty put them out of range and the Packers went on to lose the coin toss and the game in overtime. Despite the disappointing end, it was another successful season for Green Bay. Defeating the NFC's best – the Redskins, Buccaneers and  Seahawks back-back is no small task. But with a new season comes many changes – primarily the team is moving on from offensive and defensive mainstays Josh Rosen, Parris Campbell, Demarcus Lawrence and Cameron Jordan. The front office will aim to take the team in a new direction in order to avoid a "Superbowl Hangover."

LA Chargers 2021 Season Recap

The Chargers came into the season with great expectations to win the AFC West after finding a replacement for Retired HOF Phillip Rivers, unfortunately the season didn't end up that way. Chargers got off to a slow start with a record of 1-5 in the first 6 games losing to divisional rivals along the way. The Chargers offense was still producing but couldn't stop the bleeding of turnovers which had become the teams achilles heel. The team finished strong with a record of 8-8 but it wasn't enough to make the playoffs. This is Coach Moore's 3rd year and he still hasn't been able to get this team to the playoffs. A lot of fans feel a change needs to come has the roster seems to be loaded with young talent and playmakers. Rumor has it that leadership from the front office want the team to go with Rookie QB Tau Tagovailoa who was drafted 16th overall with Chargers 1st pick. People believe he could be the last building piece this teams to make it to the next level. With everyone returning, this team is built to win now and many years to come. Pro Bowlers Joe Mixon, CB Chidobe Awuzie, MLB Drue Tranquill & LT Tyron Smith continue to set the bar high as the leaders of the team. If the Chargers fail to be competitive to make the playoffs, don't be surprised if the GM rocks the boat to make major changes.