Nearing the playoffs usually means growing excitement for fans of the top 14 NFL teams. For fans of the Green Bay Packers, the past two weeks have been among the most disastrous losses in franchise history.
The Green Bay Packers could be in for a boost at tight end with Josh Whyle’s return to practice on Tuesday. The former Titan and practice squad signee suffered a concussion in Week 15 versus the Broncos and did not play last week in Chicago.
Micah Parsons is the only Green Bay Packers player on the NFC’s Pro Bowl roster, and he couldn’t partake in the festivities if he wanted to after tearing his ACL in Week 15.
The Green Bay Packers have a simple mission this week. If they win, they are in the playoffs. That’s a sigh of relief for the team after last week’s disaster in Chicago, and a thank-you note is due to former quarterback Aaron Rodgers in the process.
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Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love will practice Tuesday in a limited capacity, head coach Matt LaFleur said. Love remains in concussion protocol.
The Green Bay Packers’ Jordan Love was rather surprisingly left off the NFC Pro Bowl roster despite grading out as a top three quarterback by QBR. Instead, fans, coaches, and players, each with an equally weighted one-third voting share, gave the nod to Matthew Stafford (obviously), Dak Prescott (fair), and Sam Darnold (nope).
On Saturday, the Green Bay Packers suffered a brutal road loss at the hands of the Chicago Bears in an NFC North battle. Despite controlling things for most of the way, Green Bay muffed an onside kick, which allowed Chicago to get things into overtime, where they eventually won.
The Packers are still very much alive in the playoff race, but two straight losses don’t really sit well with the team. What a difference two weeks make.
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.
Saturday’s loss to the Chicago Bears raised some significant questions for the Green Bay Packers. Quarterbacks Jordan Love and Malik Willis both being uncertain for Saturday’s clash against the Baltimore Ravens is a major concern for the Packers.
The Packers‘ preseason trade to acquire Micah Parsons sent Green Bay’s season on a Super Bowl trajectory. However, after Parsons logged 12.5 sacks this season, but suffered a torn ACL in a Week 15 loss to the Denver Broncos, Green Bay’s season was knocked off course.
Five NFL seasons, five Pro Bowl selections. In his first year with the Green Bay Packers, edge defender Micah Parsons was named to another Pro Bowl. It's a beautiful recognition for what he did in his first season in Green Bay, but also a painful reminder of what the Packers won't have down the stretch.
Whether quarterback Lamar Jackson plays Saturday night against the Green Bay Packers remains very much an open question, but whoever is behind center will be leading an explosive and prolific supporting cast with sights set on keeping their flickering playoff hopes alive and playing spoiler in Week 17.
The Green Bay Packers have lost two games in a row. The common theme in both games? Failing to convert trips to the red-zone into touchdowns. Before their game in Denver, the Packers ranked second in the NFL in scoring touchdowns in the red-zone.
The biggest loss from the Packers‘ overtime defeat to the NFC North rival Chicago Bears wasn’t dropping a game in the standings, but rather quarterback Jordan Love getting knocked into concussion protocol.
Whenever the Green Bay Packers need, Malik Willis delivers. Yes, the team ended up losing to the Chicago Bears on Saturday night in heartbreaking fashion, but the offense once again got everything someone could hope for from a backup quarterback.
With Christmas on the horizon, the Green Bay Packers’ chronically underperforming special teams will receive another lump of coal. In our latest Packers On SI NFL Special Teams Rankings, the Packers are 23rd.
John FitzPatrick‘s season has come to an end. The Packers announced today that they’ve placed their tight end on injured reserve. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, tests revealed that FitzPatrick suffered a torn Achilles during Saturday’s loss to the Bears.
The Green Bay Packers announced they have placed TE John FitzPatrick on injured reserve after he tore his Achilles on Sunday. In a corresponding move, the Packers activated fifth-round OLB Collin Oliver from the PUP list. FitzPatrick, 25, was a sixth-round pick of the Falcons in 2022 out of Georgia.
The Green Bay Packers lost a devastating game to the Chicago Bears Saturday night in overtime. The Packers led by 10 points with two minutes left to play and suffered a painful collapse that allowed the Bears to tie the game in the closing seconds of regulation.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has been a regular on the team's injury report this season and has already missed significant time. That does not seem to be stopping anytime soon.
Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that tests Sunday confirmed that Packers TE John FitzPatrick did, in fact, suffer a season-ending Achilles tear during their