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Reports from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport suggested the Green Bay Packers were trending toward a contract extension with Matt LaFleur. After blowing an 18-point lead to Chicago, that confidence — and LaFleur’s future — suddenly looks far less certain.

For the third straight year, the Green Bay Packers enter the playoffs as the NFC’s seventh seed. Unlike the past two seasons, can this time lead to a Super Bowl appearance?

With the playoffs looming, the Packers face a meaningless Week 18 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings. Rather than risking injuries, Green Bay should prioritize keeping players healthy, ensuring as many key bodies as possible are ready for the postseason push.

No one beats the Packers quite like they beat themselves. After a complete collapse in the Windy City, Green Bay now faces the challenge of regrouping and finding a way to bounce back before the season slips further away.

The Green Bay Packers went from cruising to chaos in Denver. Injuries piled up on every side of the ball, including Micah Parsons, whose season is now over, forcing Green Bay to reassess its Super Bowl path.

Javon Bullard has been a completely different player since the bye week. He’s faster and always near the football, even if most fans haven’t fully noticed yet.

The numbers, the data, and the tape don’t lie. Jordan Love has been playing like an elite NFL quarterback. At this point, there’s no denying he belongs in the league’s upper tier.

The Green Bay Packers played their most complete game of the season, their best since the 27-13 Week 1 win over Detroit. Their 23-6 victory over Minnesota showed balance in all phases, with several notable performances worth taking away.

The Green Bay Packers have one of the most diverse and versatile receiving corps in the league, but everything changes when Christian Watson is fully healthy. His speed, length, and big-play ability make him their most dangerous offensive weapon.

Monday Night Football under the lights — it doesn’t get much bigger than this. The Green Bay Packers take on the defending champion Philadelphia Eagles in a primetime clash.

Normally, you are what your record says you are. But at 5-2-1 heading into Week 10, it’s hard to say anyone truly knows who the 2025 Green Bay Packers are.

What can Packers fans take away from Green Bay’s 35-25 primetime road win over the Pittsburgh Steelers? The victory marked the return of Christian Watson, an elite performance from Tucker Kraft, and another strong showing from Jordan Love.

Nate Hobbs’ time in Green Bay hasn’t started well. His play has been inconsistent over the past few weeks, which should leave the Packers wondering if they can still trust him in a starting role.

It’s time for the Green Bay Packers to let Matthew Golden cook downfield. His speed and route-running have mostly been used on gadget plays and screens. Green Bay needs to trust him as a true receiver and unlock more of their passing game.

Jordan Love has been Green Bay’s best player on offense, and it’s time for Matt LaFleur to let him sling the football and take over games the way he’s shown he can.

The Green Bay Packers hit the bye at 2-1-1, and it feels like a good time for a reset. It’s been a mix of highs and lows through the first month, but we’ve learned a lot about where this team is at. Here are four takeaways heading into the break.

Bad pass protection, penalties, special teams, and turnovers did the Packers in at Cleveland. It was a humbling afternoon and a reminder that this team still has plenty to clean up.

It feels like only a matter of time before Jeff Hafley gets a much-deserved head coaching opportunity elsewhere. The Green Bay Packers struck gold when they hired him to fix their defense, and the results speak for themselves.

The Green Bay Packers entered 2025 with plenty of storylines surrounding their offensive line. Zach Tom signed a contract extension  that...

Green Bay Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley has an arsenal of schemes at his disposal to maximize Micah Parsons’ impact both as a pass rusher and as an off-ball linebacker.

The Green Bay Packers might be missing a superstar edge rusher and a cornerback room that really inspires confidence, but Jeff Hafley’s defensive mind could make up for it. With creative schemes, exotic looks, and simulated pressures, he has the ability to get the most out of the talent he has and take the defense to take the next step.