As most of you know, Aaron Rodgers was not cleared to play yesterday. Hope he drinks his milk and come Wednesday gets the go-ahead. In the meantime Matt Flynn is once again taking starter reps at the quarterback position. Aaron
It wasn’t pretty but the Packers’ season remains intact for at least one more week. With a win over Atlanta, Detroit’s loss to Philadelphia and a pending return by Aaron Rodgers, there is reason for fans to at least be
After one of the worst Thanksgiving Day showings in recent memory, the Packers and their fans can all feel playoff hopes ebbing. But it is not over yet. With the Vikings overtime defeat of the Bears, the Pack could find
In prior seasons, Mike McCarthy didn’t want to discuss the playoffs until the team notched its tenth win of the season. With ten wins now unattainable the conversation has been more about what fundamental changes will take place in the
A late effort by Matt Flynn was enough to close the gap and force an overtime, but not enough to pull off the win. Who gets the Ring and the Finger this week and what were the key stats? Join
The Packers’ chances in NFC North race may have been more impacted by what happened away from Lambeau Field on Sunday as the Bears and Lions both dropped very winnable games. Though their playoff hopes remain very much intact, the
Three interceptions were too much for the Packers offense to overcome in this loss to the Giants. Who gets the Ring and who gets the Finger? What other key stats contributed to this loss? Find out on this episode of
Three interceptions by Scott Tolzien and more poor play out of the defense generated a third straight loss and further dimmed the Packers’ playoff hopes ahead of Aaron Rodgers’ return. Green Bay now sits a full game back of both
It’s easy to make excuses for the November turmoil that could keep the Packers from the playoffs this season. Having lost Aaron Rodgers last week and a number of other key contributors throughout the fall, the Packers are now on
If someone had said that the Packers would commit zero penalties and only one turnover in Monday night’s game against the Jay Cutler-less Bears, I would have predicted a blowout. Instead, an injury to Aaron Rodgers on the opening drive