The Packers woke up Sunday in a first-place tie with the Detroit Lions in the NFC North. They went to bed atop their division with visions of a MVP matchup dancing in their heads. The Packers’ 24-21 victory over Minnesota at TCF Bank Stadium maintained Green Bay’s dominance…
The Packers’ 53-20 annihilation of the Eagles on an overcast mid-November Sunday left little doubt as to Green Bay’s playoff potential. With Aaron Rodgers and his receivers treating 20-degree temperatures and slippery footing as if it were perfect conditions the Eagles spent the day either gasping for air or grabbing at it.
The news of Mike McCarthy’s contract extension wasn’t as surprising as the reaction by some fans. When the Packers announced Monday that McCarthy had signed a multi-year extension most fans seemed pleased. That I get. What I don’t understand is the negative reaction by the rest.
With Green Bay’s offense and defense clicking at the outset, the soon-to-be one-dimensional Carolina Panthers were helpless as kittens en route to a 28-3 halftime deficit. While Aaron Rodgers led the Packers to three first-quarter touchdown drives, Green Bay’s defense was racking up three-and-outs with a rarely seen but refreshing regularity…
After a hot, humid afternoon spent dodging Dolphins beneath the glare of Miami’s mid-day sun, Aaron Rodgers did what all great quarterbacks do. He rose to the occasion…
Jim Schwartz’s sideline antics might grow tiresome, but seeing him mess up the Lions – even after being fired – never gets old. It’s the same with Jay Cutler and killer interceptions. While we wait to see what the Packers do next, it’s always comforting to know the Lions and Bears are fully capable of self-destructing all by themselves.
These days it is far better to play the Vikings than it is to be the Vikings. From Teddy Bridgewater’s absence to Eddie Lacy’s resurgence, the Packers dominated throughout in Thursday night’s rain-soaked 42-10 dismantling of a watered down Vikings team…
Aaron Rodgers had it covered. The same cannot be said of the Chicago Bears’ beleaguered defense. When it rushed five Rodgers stood tall in the pocket and picked it apart. When it finally flushed him, Rodgers adroitly slid out of harm’s way and into position to throw four touchdowns passes…
Aaron Rodgers and the Packers’ offense hit a surprising slump against the Detroit Lions’ defense. The Lions’ defensive front seven controlled the game in Detroit’s 19-7 victory over Green Bay Sunday at Ford Field. And that D even put up nine first-half points on defensive back Don Carey’s 40-yard fumble return for a touchdown, and linebacker DeAndre Levy’s tackle of Eddie Lacy in the end zone for a safety…
A game like this gives players a chance to grow as one. From its stale start to its scintillating finish the Packers came together on their way to a 31-24 victory over the New York Jets in Sunday’s regular-season home opener at Lambeau Field. The Packers looked more like the visiting team at the outset…
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