The guys cover the differences in the Vikings from the last time they played and discuss implications for why this matchup is so critically important for the Packers.
3 Reasons Green Bay Flips Script in Packers-Vikings Rematch
The first Packers-Vikings match-up back in Week 11 ended in heartbreaking defeat for Green Bay. After falling behind by 13 points, the Packers made a valiant effort to come back and tie the game at 31, and a dropped Darnell Savage interception was the difference between a shot at another signature Aaron Rodgers comeback and…
Cheesehead Radio #272: Go Get Us Another Super Bowl
If it weren’t for Rasul Douglas, right?? The Packers squeak out another close game against the Browns on Christmas, and Douglas’s two interceptions (out of four in all) against Baker Mayfield kept Green Bay in the win column. But the defense has questions, and the CHR Gang is there to help you sort it all…
Packers OLB Preston Smith has responded to the critics
Packers OLB Preston Smith has responded to the critics. After last season, many fans and experts predicted that Green Bay would cut ties with the aging veteran who had a disappointing 2020. In 2019, Preston finished with 12 sacks and was part of one of the best edge rushing duos in the NFL with Za’Darius…
Why Packers QB Aaron Rodgers should win MVP
Aaron Rodgers, the 38-year-old gunslinger from Chico, California, should win the National Football League Most Valuable Player award this season. Do I believe this will happen? Not really. Do I think it should happen? Absolutely. Yes, Rodgers just won the award last season. Yes, his numbers maybe don’t pop out to you this season as…
Packers Therapy #400: Packers Nearly Embarrassed by Inopportune Chubb
Episode 400 of Packers Therapy brings Chris and Dave reminiscing about the past 17 seasons of the show, how they’ve only gotten to talk about one Superbowl win in that time, and why this season is so important for it to potentially be their second opportunity. Can the team surmount all the covid, injury, and spotty…
Green Bay Packers leaving games too close for comfort
The saying goes “once is a phenomenon, twice a circumstance, but three times is a trend.” Despite winning its fourth game in a row on Saturday, the Packers got conservative down the stretch, leaving the possibility for an upset on Aaron Rodgers’ record-setting day. Most wouldn’t blink at the reserved play, but it’s become a…