A pass catcher putting up a 1000-yard season isn’t particularly rare in Packers history. It’s happened 40 times in more than a century of Packers football, dating back to Don Hutson’s 1,211 yards in 1942.

But there won’t be a 1000-yard receiver in Green Bay in 2025, not unless Romeo Doubs really picks up the pace. Through 14 games, Doubs leads the Packers with 578 receiving yards. And as much as I’d like to see Doubs put up 422 yards over the next three games, that doesn’t seem super likely considering he’s never logged a 100-yard game in his career...

Call it a silver lining or a light at the end of the tunnel or whatever other metaphor you’d like, but at least the Green Bay Packers got a bit of encouraging news late Thursday night. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, the team got the best news they could hope for following Parsons’ diagnosis of an ACL tear: it is apparently a clean tear, which should allow Parsons the best chance of recovering quickly and fully.

Christian Watson’s tear in January was clean as well, and he was back on the field in week 8 of this season. This...

There’s been a lot of doom and gloom in here since the Micah Parsons injury, for good reason, but let’s look for optimism for the Green Bay Packers this year. There are still three more games left in the regular season, with the potential for the Packers to secure a playoff spot as early as Sunday. So how bad are Green Bay’s Super Bowl chances, actually?

Let’s take a look at the two largest sportsbooks to see how the Packers stack in Super Bowl odds after the Los Angeles Rams lost to the Seattle Seahawks, giving Seattle the lead in...

This evening, Thursday Night Football brings one of the biggest games on the entire 2025 NFL schedule. Tonight’s game between the Rams and Seahawks could end up deciding both the NFC West division title as well as the race for the #1 seed in the NFC playoff race.

These two teams are tied for the top spot in both the conference and the division at 11-3, with the winner taking a critical one-game lead with two weeks to go in the season. If the Rams win this game, their lead is effectively up to two games, as they would have...

A lot has changed since the Green Bay Packers’ win over the Chicago Bears on December 7th. The Packers are banged up, with three players ruled out, ten players listed as questionable and star pass-rusher Micah Parsons on the injured reserve going into the weekend. It sure seems like Bears fans have taken notice.

This week, we’re joined by Bill Zimmerman of Windy City Gridiron to break down how Chicago feels about the upcoming matchup. For what it’s worth, even after all the injuries the Packers suffered against the Denver Broncos, [Green Bay opened up as the road favorite in...

Last week, the Chicago Bears beat the Cleveland Browns in a pointless game that revealed no new information, unless you were unaware of just how bad Shadeur Sanders is. However, one important thing did happen. Rome Odunze, the Bears’ best big play receiver, was already nursing an injured foot; in the frigid pre-game warmup he exacerbated that injury and on Thursday the Bears ruled him out for Saturday’s rematch with the Green Bay Packers. Luther Burden III, Chicago’s impressive rookie receiver, also was ruled out with an injured ankle, while running back D’Andre Swift popped up on the injury report...

The Green Bay Packers are banged up. The team didn’t just lose Micah Parsons on Sunday. As it stands right now, on Thursday, the Packers have already ruled out three players against the Chicago Bears, and ten more Green Bay players are listed as questionable to play on Saturday.

Packers Ruled Out

• RB MarShawn Lloyd (calf/hamstring)
• TE Josh Whyle (concussion)
• OL John Williams (back – PUP)

The only injury on this list that will impact the Packers, as neither MarShawn Lloyd or John Williams has played in a game this regular season, is tight end Josh...

The 2025 Green Bay Packers have grappled with a recurring theme that has haunted their season: undisciplined play. The team has often undermined itself with penalties and avoidable mental mistakes. The result has often been poor field position, wasted scoring opportunities, and stalled momentum. Head coach Matt LaFleur has publicly expressed his frustration with these errors, particularly the emotional, unnecessary penalties that creep into games at inopportune moments — a trend he recently called “senseless mistakes” that the team must clean up to compete at a high level.

The Packers have been particularly plagued by procedural and personal penalties —...

The NFC playoff picture is coming together clearly already, with six teams completely eliminated from contention and the race for the Wild Card coming down to just a few other teams. Currently, the Packers are back in the #7 seed with a 9-4-1 record, though they would vault back up into the #2 spot if they can beat the Chicago Bears on Saturday night.

The NFC South will only get one team in the playoff field this year; the division will go to either the Buccaneers or Panthers, who play each other twice in the last three weeks. With both...

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The Green Bay Packers made the surprising decision to activate running back MarShawn Lloyd to the 53-man roster in the corresponding roster move that came with placing defensive end Micah Parsons on the injured reserve. Lloyd’s practice window was set to expire this week, but the Packers found a temporary fix to Lloyd suffering an injury after clearing the hurdle of the injury that originally placed him on the injured reserve.

According to ESPN’s Rob Demovsky, Green Bay is only activating Lloyd to the 53-man roster to place him back on the injured reserve for the opportunity to reopen his...

Wednesday was the first time that Green Bay Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley was able to talk to the press since the loss of pass-rusher Micah Parsons to a torn ACL. When asked about how he believes that Parsons will attack his rehab, Hafley didn’t hesitate: He thinks he’ll bounce back and maybe even be better.

Just knowing who he is, just wait until you guys see how hard he works to come back. How fast he probably comes back. Somehow, probably, if I were a betting man, I would bet he comes back even better and probably breaks...