The Green Bay Packers have won two in a row. As the joke from Major League II goes, one more and that will be called a winning streak. In order to get on a winn

The Green Bay Packers have some inevitable long-term decisions to make across the offensive line, but they should better consider the short term as well. Starting left tackle Rasheed Walker has been by far the weakest link of the group and is in a contract year,

The Packers made a habit of using Wooden as a 4-3 defensive end as a “drive starter.” Basically, they kept pass-rushers on the bench for an extra play at the start of drives in the hopes that playing three defensive tackles would lead to success against the Cardinals’ ground game.

The Packers have had plenty of success on plays where he pretends to block for a moment, then slips out the back door for an easy reception in space. Those are still very much part of the offense, but there has been more of a concerted effort to target him downfield.

There are only two players in the NFL who have three or more sacks in a game this season. One of them is Micah Parsons, who delivered a big-time performance to

The Packers need their offensive line to jell in the run game if they’re to be the offense coach Matt LaFleur envisions.

Aaron Rodgers has beaten 31 of 32 NFL teams. The last one on his list? The Green Bay Packers. What will probably be his one and only chance is coming Sunday night.

Although the Packers have been favored in every game so far this season, and should be again this Sunday barring any major changes before the weekend, they are on a rough streak against the spread. Green Bay started the season by covering in wins over both the Lions and Commanders,