Head of the Pack: a show about the Green Bay Packers

The Packers held wide receiver Justin Jefferson to one catch for 15 yards and scored touchdowns in all three phases. With the Commanders' loss to the Browns earlier Sunday, Green Bay only needs to beat Detroit in Week 18 to make the playoffs.

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After defensive backs coach Jerry Gray cursed out his guys at halftime, the Packers shut out the Dolphins in the second half and picked off Tua Tagovailoa three times en route to a 26-20 comeback win on Christmas Day in Miami.

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Green Bay cruised to a 24-12 win on Monday night over the battered defending Super Bowl champions, led by AJ Dillon's two rushing touchdowns and Preston Smith's two sacks. The Packers' only realistic chance to make the playoffs is to win out and get help from elsewhere around the league, and a lot of it.

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Green Bay erased a nine-point fourth-quarter deficit and scored 18 unanswered points in the final frame to beat the Bears, 28-19. Rodgers and the Packers got help from Christian Watson, AJ Dillon and a host of others en route to victory.

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After Aaron Rodgers injured his ribs against the Eagles on Sunday night, is it time for the Packers to rest him in a lost season and see what they have in Jordan Love? Also, defensive coordinator Joe Barry’s seat gets hotter after another dreadful performance.

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The Packers returned to reality on Thursday night in a 27-17 loss to the Titans. Aaron Rodgers missed several wide-open throws. The defense was bad for three quarters despite stopping Derrick Henry. And another special teams blunder cost the Packers a point. At 4-7 and the season basically over, where does Green Bay go from here?

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With their season on life support, the Packers improved to 4-6 with a 31-28 overtime win over the Cowboys at Lambeau Field. Rookie wide receiver Christian Watson caught three touchdowns and reserve (now starting) safety Rudy Ford intercepted Dak Prescott twice in the comeback victory.

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After yet another embarrassing loss, it's time to ask the difficult questions: Should Aaron Rodgers remain the Packers' starting quarterback for the rest of the season? Should the Packers consider moving on from him in the offseason? Later, Matt and Bill take some listener questions.

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The Athletic's Matt Schneidman is joined by SI's Bill Huber to discuss the Packers' 27-17 loss to the Bills on Sunday night. Despite now owning a four-game losing streak, were there any positives to take away from Green Bay's performance? And how should Brian Gutekunst and co. approach the trade deadline in what has been a confounding season?

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The Athletic's Matt Schneidman is joined by SI's Bill Huber to break down the latest loss, this one a 23-21 defeat at the hands of Washington that drops the Packers to 3-4 on the season. With Green Bay now on a three-game losing streak, it's time to ask some difficult questions: Is the season salvageable? Should the Packers be sellers at the trade deadline.

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