NFC North
Packers offense: 30% earth · Packers defense: 27% earth
TeamThe starters lean water at 31%. A feel team that rides momentum and emotion.
LaFleur fits most of this lineup. 16 of 26 starters connect well with him. Coach and unit share an element: water. The scheme and the personnel want the same thing. Best connection: Love (QB), built on a Sun conjunction. Biggest friction point: Golden (WR), thanks to a Sun square.
Stenavich and the starting offense are in lockstep. 8 of 11 offensive starters fit him well. With a balanced offense, the water in Stenavich becomes the identity. Best connection: Zeitler (OL), built on a Sun conjunction.
Gannon and the starting defense are in lockstep. 8 of 12 defensive starters fit him well. Earth coach, water unit. A complementary pairing that tends to work. Best connection: Bullard (CB), built on a Sun trine. Biggest friction point: McKinney (S), thanks to a Mars square.
LaFleur and his offensive coordinator, Stenavich, are on the same page. LaFleur and his defensive coordinator see some things the same way and some things differently. The stars say this group is built to execute the plan.
Counts the Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, and Mars of every player in the unit. The comparison is against the same unit across the league.
The starting quarterback with his starting receivers, tight ends, and offensive coordinator.
Love and Watson have more working for them than against them. Both Love and Watson have Aries Moons. They process wins and losses the same way, which makes for an easy locker room bond. Water and earth: Love and Watson have Suns in complementary elements, and each makes the other a little better. More good than bad, and the good is real.
Love and Golden aren't a natural fit. Golden's Sun may trine Love's Moon, a strong sign of comfort if the birth times cooperate. Now the catch. Love and Golden have Suns in a square. Two strong personalities pushing in different directions. It can sharpen both, or it can grind. Love and Golden have opposing Mars. Different ways of fighting, and when it works they cover each other's weak side. Water and fire Suns in Love and Golden. They'll have to work at it, because their natural rhythms don't match. Communication will decide whether this works.
Nothing here is a lock either way. Water and earth: Love and Moore have Suns in complementary elements, and each makes the other a little better. In the Chinese element cycle, Love's Earth feeds Moore's Metal. Love helps Moore grow. Not everything lines up, though. Love's Sun may square Moore's Moon. If so, expect some friction under the surface. The rest comes down to the work.
This is about as good as chemistry gets on paper. A Sun conjunction between Love and Kraft: two guys running on the same frequency. Two water Suns in Love and Kraft. Natural understanding, same tempo. Another layer helps too. In the Chinese element cycle, Love's Earth feeds Kraft's Metal. Love helps Kraft grow. There's a wrinkle. Love's Sun may square Kraft's Moon. If so, expect some friction under the surface. Keep these two on the field together.
A workable fit with some friction mixed in. Coach and player are both water Suns. The scheme and the player's style want the same thing. Now the catch. Love's Earth checks Stenavich's Water. When the coach does the checking, that's discipline. When the player does, expect pushback. Love's Sun may square Stenavich's Moon. If so, expect some friction under the surface. How it plays out depends on the communication.