Photos: Packers open season in Brazil against the Eagles
State Journal columnist Jim Polzin finds things to like and dislike in all three phases during a season-opening loss to Green Bay.
The severity of Packers quarterback Jordan Love's injury will play a huge role in defining what this loss means.
The new $220 million franchise quarterback was injured late trying to lead a comeback on a slippery surface in Brazil.
The Packers were not as sharp against a team expected to content for the NFC title. Here's what we learned.
The prognosis of quarterback Jordan Love's injury suffered Friday night is known. Here's what we know, and what it means moving forward.
Here’s why one is far more likely than the others to fill in for Love, who is out after suffering a sprained MCL in the season opener.
Recently acquired Malik Willis will take over under center for Love, who will not be placed in injured reserve with an MCL sprain, the coach said Monday.
There was miscommunication regarding how to proceed with a kickoff return late in Friday's loss to the Eagles.
Indianapolis was the worst in the NFL in Week 1 in one particular area. It's up to the Packers to capitalize with uncertainties elsewhere.
Asked if the door for Love to play against the Colts is more open or more closed at this point, LaFleur replied, “I’d say it’s pretty open.”
The quarterback, who was acquired in a trade last month, will be making his first start since starting three games as a rookie for the Titans in 2022.
Green Bay's defensive coordinator said coaching and execution needs to improve after allowing 34 points to Philadelphia in the season opener.
Brayden Narveson, who was acquired late last month, made three of four field-goal tries and both extra points in the season opener.
The Packers left room for their starting quarterback to play Sunday, but further doubts came in the latest update. Here's what we know.
Matt Flynn saved the 2013 season when the Packers brought him back in the wake of Aaron Rodgers’ broken collarbone.
Philadelphia's title run provided multiple lessons that Green Bay can use as its GPS toward a deeper playoff run next season. Here are five things the Packers can emulate.
The Green Bay Packers moved above .500 with a victory over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday in Southern California.
