Acme Packing Company: for Green Bay Packers fans

Kris and Lindsay are thrilled to final be able to discuss another Packers victory! Christian Watson and Aaron Jones earn kudos while we once again ponder Amari Rodgers’ existence on this roster.

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The staff at APC has joked over the last few weeks that Mike McCarthy's return to Lambeau Field is the team's Super Bowl. In a surprising turn of events, the Packers actually beat the Cowboys in overtime and are still alive for an NFC wildcard spot (specifically the seventh seed.) Tex Western and Justis Mosqueda talk through the game and what this means for the rest of the season on this week's The Repack.

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RJ Ochoa of Blogging the Boys stopped by to preview the upcoming Packers-Cowboys matchup on Sunday. For the first half of the episode, RJ and Justis talk all things Mike McCarthy before the duo gets into the head-to-head preview of the game.

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On this episode of Reporting as Eligible, Paul and Tyler go over just how bad the loss to the Lions really was, between scoring 9 points, to gaining 236 yards on drives that resulted in no points, to not using Aaron Jones enough, to getting him hurt. They also go over the many, many injuries, player comments on turf fields, the prognosis for Rashan Gary, and just who might play receiver going forward. They also make a strong case for this game as Aaron’s worst of the season. 

They also stick up for the defense, which really wasn’t that bad! Jaire Alexander in particular was excellent, and Detroit’s offense was mostly stymied. Then it’s on to the McCarthy Bowl, where some poetic justice may take place as the Packers face one of the few NFC Super Bowl contenders, and their old coach.

All of that, plus an important update to QBOPS, and listener questions! 

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After yet another loss that sucked the words right out of our brains, Kris and Lindsay try and pull themselves together by looking at the bad and some small rays of light from the Green Bay Packers’ 15-9 loss to the Detroit Lions.

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The Green Bay Packers are officially 3-6, giving them virtually no chance to make the playoffs this season. Let's take a look at the recent Packers-Lions game, how they got here and what this means moving forward.

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APC's Justis Mosqueda and Rcon open up this week's Intercepted by talking about the trade deadline and why the Packers' best option was to stand pat with the cost that Chase Claypool, Brandin Cooks and Jerry Jeudy were going to fetch to move. Then they go into how size is a limiting factor for the Packers, if LaFleur will stick around when Rodgers retires and eventually preview the upcoming Packers-Lions game.

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Sick of harping on what's not working for the Packers, Zach, Nick, and Alex try to glean the positive notes from a loss to the Bills that could have been so much worse.

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On this episode of Reporting as Eligible, Paul, Matub, and JR discuss the eventful NFL trade deadline, and the complete lack of any action from the pack, the Hockenson deal, the Claypool deal, the issues with Claypool, the issues with being sellers, buyers, and whatever it is they just did. 

They then move on to the Buffalo game, and whether there is any reason for optimism from a frisky performance, or if the same old issues are still too much to overcome given injuries, age, and Joe Barry. Why can’t they stop the run? Why doesn’t Devonte Wyatt play more? Is Darnell Savage really that terrible? Is Quay Walker? 

Plus, Paul takes a Toure’ victory lap, the fun of uber-specific predictions, a preview of the Lions, and listener questions!

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Are moral victories a thing? Kris and Lindsay break down a not-as-bad-as-expected loss and look at the signs the Packers might actually be turning things around.

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