Amanda and Chris start the Week 15 edition of Behind Enemy Lines by talking about their rainy trip to Lambeau Field last weekend, before discussing the dynamic day by Eddie Lacy and James Starks, what they thought of Mike McCarthy’s play calling, and where their expectations are at for the rest of the regular season.…
The Packers easily dispatched the Dallas Cowboys for their second-straight win. They now turn their attention to a tough road game against the Oakland Raiders. With the way the NFC is set up this season, the most the Packers can gain by a strong finish is the #2 seed but they’re also not very likely…
It wasn’t perfect, but it was a step in the right direction. The Packers’ victory this past week against the Dallas Cowboys. Sure, there are definitely some kinks that need to be ironed out, but in the first game where head coach Mike McCarthy resumed play calling duties. While quarterback Aaron Rodgers wasn’t quick to…
The guys work on their time management skills but still have time to discuss Eddie Lacy’s resurgence, what happened in the third quarter and how big an impact McCarthy’s play calling had on the game. They’re joined by Tyler Smith of www.blackandsilverpride.com to breakdown Sunday’s matchup with the Oakland Raiders. Listen to Pack to the Future…
For a while there in the first half of the Packers 28-7 win over Dallas, Green Bay looked like the offense Chris and Dave remembered. The fellas aren’t sure if it was Mike McCarthy’s return to play calling or adjustments to scheme made in game planning — whatever it was, it just worked, and that…
Packers Talk is pleased to announce our newest podcast, brought to you by Alex Petakas and Nick Bornheimer. This week, the guys talk with NFL.com’s Matt Harmon about his project “Reception Perception,” which takes an in-depth look at receiver efficiency in all areas of football, and how the Packers’ receivers fair on his grading scale. Plus,…
The Packers grabbed a 1.5 game lead over the Minnesota Vikings for first place in the NFC North with a mostly dominating win over the Tony Romo-less Dallas Cowboys. Beating up on a 4-9 team may not mean too much, but the Packers needed to find some consistency and confidence, and they got that yesterday.…