PackersNow

Packers stun the Cowboys and win a huge game in OT 31-28, and they did it even though they had plenty of mistakes of their own that could have cost them this game. A lot of those mistakes though are really roster management mistakes, and Gutekunst has truly missed out on creating a team that could win us a Super Bowl and deserves to be fired for it. Even though the Packers playoff hopes are alive, they are slim, and it looks like the Packers truly have to run the table if they want to get one of the final wildcard playoff spots. 

Can the Packers find a way to beat the Mike McCarthy Cowboys at home? Probably not. 

How you lose to a team like the Lions is unfathomable. The probability we win 7 of the next 8 games with how our team is currently playing, health wise, and our schedule, is almost impossible. This season is over, and you should realistically already be thinking about 2023, and building a roster ready to contend. How do you do that? Well it starts by getting the best draft pick possible and by tanking the rest of this season. How we move forward with major players like Aaron Rodgers that's the real question.

The Packers need to win this game or the season is basically over. If the Packers lose, with the lack of success the Packers had during Aaron Rodgers tenure, should Brian Gutekunst be fired for this teams lack of success?

While the Packers did lose again on Sunday, there was a lot to be encouraged about moving forward for this team. The Packers missed the trade deadline, while there were no major deals worth going after for the Packers sake this season, there's one the Packers missed out on for our future. And several teams the Packers play this season were affected by some major trades and how does that affect our chance our schedule moving forward knowing we need to win 7 of the last 9 games of the regular season to have a chance at making the playoffs. 

Preview Bills

After the Packers lose their third straight game, things are looking very bleak. Can the Packers even make the playoffs? Aaron Rodgers believes so, and it is still possible. We break down what's wrong with this team, what must change, and if there are any moves that can be made to fix this team. 

The Packers have had a tough season so far, but if we simply execute better, this team has real potential. Looking at the Commanders and specifically Montez Sweat, a player I loved more than Rashan Gary in the 2019 NFL draft, made me rethink the 2019 offseason and where this team would be today. What receivers are getting considered before the trade deadline to try and add some more juice to our offense? And what to expect from the Commanders in this game. 

It seems like a lost cause at this point, and the way the Packers are playing could they even make the playoffs? What has to change for the Packers to turn this all around before it's to late?

Two tough games in a row for the Packers, this is a big game on Sunday vs. the Jets. Defensively, Zach Wilson is playing incredible when kept clean, can our front four get pressure on Zach Wilson? If not, can Joe Barry be aggressive enough to send more guys in on the blitz? Offensively, we will be without Christian Watson, the Jets have been very good at stopping the run, and the Jets defensive line gets a lot of pressure. Can we keep the pressure off Rodgers? And if so, can Rodgers methodically move down the field to put consistent points up on the board?