Losing Micah Parsons to a torn ACL may have torpedoed the Packers‘ chances both at a home playoff game and maybe even at making a run at the Super Bowl, but against the Baltimore Ravens one of the players coordinator Jeff Hafley most needs to step up, certainly made his presence felt.
Malik Willis was unable to overcome Derrick Henry’s barrage to guide the Packers to a victory on Saturday night, but the Packers’ backup quarterback acquitted himself well in one of the most meaningful performances of his career.
The Packers will open the NFL Playoffs as the No. 7 seed in the NFC, which is a disappointing way to finish a season that began with bombast and raised expectations following a blockbuster trade to acquire Micah Parsons.
The Green Bay Packers are going to the playoffs but in the midst of a three-game losing streak. How they got to this point truly was a sight to behold.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
The Green Bay Packers' cornerback situation was always going to be a problem this season. Surprise, surprise: It's become a huge problem at the worst possible time.
It wasn't a choice. Jordan Love did not clear the concussion protocol in time to play the Baltimore Ravens last Saturday, and that's why the Green Bay Packers ruled him out on Friday and had to start backup Malik Willis.
After a loss to the Ravens on Saturday, the Packers are locked into the seventh seed for the playoffs. The most likely opponents are going to be the Bears or the Eagles.
The Green Bay Packers know they have issues to address if they are to go deep in the looming NFL playoffs. They got reminded of that again last Saturday, when they got mauled by Derrick Henry and the Baltimore Ravens in a 41-24 loss at Lambeau Field in Green Bay.
It was always going to be extremely hard for the Green Bay Packersto overcomeMicah Parsons' season-ending knee injury. As a star edge rusher, Parsons is not only productive, but he makes the entire defense play at a higher level — that's ultimately why the Packers traded two first-round picks and Kenny Clark for him.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Green Bay Packers have already a date, start time, and network for their regular season finale against the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium. With the NFC North title already decided in favor of the Chicago Bears, the Packers will play on Sunday at noon (CT) on CBS.
Going into last week’s game at the Chicago Bears, the Green Bay Packers had a real shot of winning the NFC North and grabbing the coveted No. 2 seed. Not anymore.
Malik Willis might start again for the Packers in a Week 18 that won't change the playoff standing for Green Bay, but his spot in the quarterback pecking order is unchanged.
The Green Bay Packers left Week 17 with more questions than answers. Head coach Matt LaFleur didn’t sugarcoat why. After watching Derrick Henry bulldoze his defense for a Lambeau Field–record night, LaFleur described Green Bay’s run defense as “baffling.” That was a blunt assessment following a 41-24 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
Entering Week 18, the Green Bay Packers have nothing to gain in the standings but plenty to weigh internally. Head coach Matt LaFleur offered a measured update on quarterback Malik Willis following Green Bay’s Week 17 loss.
Last night’s loss ensured the Packers will wind up as the seventh seed in the NFC. Their final regular season contest could see a number of players rested as a result, but at least two will not be able to return in 2025.
On Jan. 1, 2008, Mark Murphy took over as president and CEO of the Green Bay Packers. Not long thereafter, the you-know-what hit the fan when iconic quarterback Brett Favre changed his mind on retirement and, after a drama-filled standoff, was traded.
The Green Bay Packers were manhandled by the Baltimore Ravens 41-24 on Saturday night. It was their third consecutive loss as it looks like they will stumble into the playoffs for a second consecutive year.
Saturday night’s loss to Baltimore came with another brutal personnel blow for Green Bay, as defensive tackle Jordon Riley was carted off and later confirmed to have suffered an Achilles injury, a development that all but ends his 2025 season and further thins an already stressed defensive rotation.
The Green Bay Packers have now lost three games in a row. With the Ravens winning 41–24, the Packers officially have no chance of winning the NFC North.
The status of starting quarterback Jordan Love is a major concern for the Green Bay Packers. But as Malik Willis has demonstrated over the past two years, their offense can function at a high level with him in the lineup. Their bigger concern than Love's injury right now might be the state of their defense.
Derrick Henry gashed the Green Bay Packers so much on Saturday night that he moved up multiple all-time lists while carrying the Baltimore Ravens to their biggest win of the season.
As the calendar prepares to flip to 2026, the most important part of the NFL season is just heating up. While coaches and players are solely focused on the task at hand, Brian Gutekunst and the rest of the front office have already turned much of their focus to the upcoming offseason.
The Green Bay Packers officially placed LB Kristian Welch on injured reserve Friday. Welch will miss at least the next three games before he can be activated from injured reserve. Welch, 27, signed with the Ravens after going undrafted out of Iowa in the 2020 NFL Draft.