Following a deflating defensive performance against the Bears, the Packers’ defense has a lot to clean up before their matchup vs. the unpredictable 49ers.
Following a deflating defensive performance against the Bears, the Packers’ defense has a lot to clean up before their matchup vs. the unpredictable 49ers.
It’s been up-and-down for Dontayvion Wicks, who has battled drops. But for the Packers’ offense to be at its best, that means continuing to keep him involved.
It wasn’t a perfect performance for the Packers QB, but Jordan Love looked more like the Jordan Love we’ve become accustomed to seeing vs. the Bears.
Packers’ second-year DE Brenton Cox took advantage of the much larger role he was given in Week 11 against the Bears.
Caught off guard, the Packers defense struggled to contain Chicago quarterback Caleb Williams and the Bears running game.
It was Christian Watson’s turn to provide the spark as he played a key role in multiple Packers’ scoring drives against the Bears in Week 11.
The blocked field goal attempt by defensive tackle Karl Brooks wiped away all of the Packers’ previous miscues as they escaped Chicago with a win.
Improved effectiveness off of play-action can help add needed stability to the Packers’ offense over the second half of the season.
“Feeling good” coming off the bye, can a now healthier Jordan Love give the Packers’ passing game that needed consistency?
As they did last year, the Packers have adjusted their second-half practice schedule, going off-script and emphasizing competition.
As the Packers offense searches for consistency, Josh Jacobs and the run game can be their guide against the Bears.
The Packers are searching for consistency and fewer self-inflicted mistakes as they attempt to cure their red zone blues.
Rookie MarShawn Lloyd is back at practice. Now the big question is, where does he fit in at running back for the Packers?