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Well, it was just the Bears. But Chris and Dave saw things to be encouraged about in Green Bay’s 26-10 win over Chicago. It’s an open question as to whether the “new and improved” Packers offense is sustainable: Dave thinks it might be, Chris isn’t so certain. The boys chew that over and look ahead…


After managing just six points in another pedestrian first half, the Green Bay Packers’ offense caught fire late in the game to pull away from the Chicago Bears 26-10 and improve to 4-2. Without Eddie Lacy and James Starks, the Packers relied on a short but efficient passing game to control the flow of the…


Editor’s note: this article was written by guest author Elisha Twerski. You can follow him on Twitter at @ETwPhoneHome   Aaron Rodgers is….umm…struggling, to say the least. You’ve probably heard some asinine theories to explain his performance: He’s jealous of his brother winning the Bachelorette, his numbers have been down since deflategate (thanks, Tom Brady),…


Early Bird Breakdown Week 7 – Bears @ Packers Hello and welcome back to Early Bird Breakdown for week seven of the regular season for the Packers. Before diving into the game, let’s look at the recap from last week. The Recap: Last week Green Bay was thrashed 30-16 in a game that did not even feel that close, having Green…


What the heck is going on out there? Remember when the Packers used to play inspired football at home? Remember when Aaron Rodgers threw with accuracy? Remember when the Packers had healthy corners and running backs? It was a tough loss against the Cowboys this past Sunday, and the Packers Twitterverse has pumped the End…


So I am going to put this caveat out there. I only saw the last quarter of the game last Sunday. Trust me, it was enough. But I did follow the live Tweeting as I sat somewhere between the mainland and Guam. And when the Packers, who seemed to be finding a rhythm with Eddie…