Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson hasn’t been himself this season. After rushing for 63 yards per game over the last six seasons, the two-time MVP has only averaged 30 rushing yards per game in 2025, in part because of a hamstring injury that he suffered in the first month of the year. On Sunday Night Football against the New England Patriots, though, his injury situation became more serious.

Jackson left the game with a back injury, which the Ravens stated made him questionable for the rest of the game. When Baltimore came out of the half, though, it was still...

With the Detroit Lions losing to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, the Green Bay Packers need to lose both games to finish the year, against the Baltimore Ravens and Minnesota Vikings, while the Lions win out for Green Bay to miss the postseason. As of now, the New York Times/The Athletic playoff simulator gives the Packers a 94 percent chance to make the postseason. Even if the team loses its next two, finishing the year on a 0-4 stretch, the simulator has Green Bay making the playoffs 76 percent of the time.

Really, it just boils down to this: The...

Green Bay Packers 2024 first-round pick Jordan Morgan will likely be the team’s next starting left tackle in 2026, as current starter Rasheed Walker is set to become a free agent this offseason and will likely command a multi-year contract in the range of $20 million per year. With the Packers functionally having no cap space in 2026, even after accounting for a projected cap casualty release of center Elgton Jenkins, Morgan will more than likely slide into Walker’s spot next year (and for at least 2027, too).

Going into this week’s game against the Chicago Bears, though, Morgan had...

After the Green Bay Packers choked away the game against the Chicago Bears on Saturday, Bears receiver DJ Moore, who caught the game-winning touchdown, was given a game ball by head coach Ben Johnson. In the video that the team took of the game ball ceremony in the locker room, Moore was seen dancing around in a foam cheese grater hat, an obvious jab at Packers fans wearing their iconic cheeseheads.

But these hats are getting some burn outside of the locker room, too. On Sunday, Chicago quarterback Caleb Williams was handing out meals and was seen wearing the exact...

Green Bay Packers backup quarterback Malik Willis was shaken up on a sack to end the second half against the Chicago Bears, when he came into the game after starter Jordan Love left with an injury. On Sunday, head coach Matt LaFleur confirmed that Willis is dealing with a shoulder injury (likely to his throwing arm), a less-than-ideal situation for a team that is fighting for their playoff lives.

LaFleur gave no updates on Love today, stating that it’s tough to project how quickly a player will pass through concussion protocol. For example, tight end Josh Whyle was concussed against...

In his Sunday press conference, Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur confirmed that he’s talked to general manager Brian Gutekunst and has come up with “a plan” for what the team will do at the tight end position moving forward. The position has been through a lot of changes this season, with the most recent being John FitzPatrick’s Achilles injury.

FitzPatrick is likely to join Tucker Kraft on the injured reserve soon. Beyond just those injuries, Josh Whyle missed last week’s game with a concussion. On top of that, Ben Sims, whom the team tried to get back on...

Well, that game stunk. The Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears met Saturday night at Soldier Field in a game that would see the winner take sole possession of the NFC North. It was windy, it was cold, and the game was off to a slow start. With the Packers up 6-0, Jordan Love went down after a play that was flagged for roughing the passer. After Love was ruled out with a concussion, backup Malik Willis kept the team in it, and then the collapse happened. The Bears bested the Packers in OT, 22-16, and retained control of the...

For Green Bay Packers fans still licking the wounds after Saturday’s disappointing and frustrating loss to the Chicago Bears, the good or bad news is that there is still a lot more football to be played in Week 16. Sunday brings another 12 games, and one of those stands out well above the rest as one that Packers fans should be watching closely.

That game comes in the late afternoon time slot and will be on most CBS affiliates across the country. It’s time to cheer for Aaron Rodgers again, Packers fans — he will lead the Pittsburgh Steelers into...

Despite the Green Bay Packers’ best efforts to crush fans’ dreams with back-to-back losses in brutal fashion, the team is still in a great position to make it into the playoffs. While the Packers can’t clinch this week, after the choke job in Chicago, they do have an opportunity to lock in a spot as soon as next week.

As it stands right now, the New York Times/The Athletic playoff simulator gives the Packers an 82 percent chance to make it to the postseason (including a 10 percent chance of winning the division). Here’s how the next two weeks look...

Two big self-inflicted wounds really helped fuel the fire of the Green Bay Packers’ Saturday night collapse against the Chicago Bears. According to Next Gen Stats, the Bears at one point only had a 0.5 percent chance of winning the game before the Packers surrendered an onside kick to Chicago.

According to The Athletic’s Matt Schneidman, receiver Romeo Doubs, who muffed the kickoff, took ownership of his mistake in the locker room after the game.

Here’s what Doubs said:

S***, I missed it. That’s just this game, bro. I rep this s*** all week and yeah, bro, somebody gotta...

If you’re anything like me, the sting from the Green Bay Packers’ overtime loss to the Chicago Bears hasn’t left at all. The team got no touchdowns in the red zone in five tries. They blew a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter. They scored just 16 points when they had 384 offensive yards and didn’t punt once. It’s hard to wrap one’s mind around the loss.

But we must go on. If it helps you get your brain focusing on something else for a second, here are the Packers’ snap counts from the game. Let’s talk a little depth...

The Green Bay Packers botched the NFC Championship against the Seattle Seahawks almost 11 years ago. Saturday’s overtime loss to the Chicago Bears felt a lot like that.

A dramatic comeback by the Bears ended with Caleb Williams finding DJ Moore for a game-winning 46-yard touchdown to retain their first-place spot in the NFC North, while knocking the Packers down to 9-5-1 with their playoff hopes still hanging in the balance.

Williams made some great plays near the end, but in reality, it was the Packers that beat themselves.

Matt LaFleur and the coaching staff deserve credit for keeping the...