Join the Hot Mess Express as they break down the Packers’ Thanksgiving Day turkey of a loss against the Chicago Bears. Everything seems to be going wrong, but the gang will cut through the fog surrounding this team and let you know where the Green Bay Packers stand with five games to go. Is it playoffs?…
The Packers have now dropped 4 of the last 5. After bouncing back against the Vikings, the Packers embarrassingly lost to the rival Bears at home on the night that Brett Favre and Bart Starr met at mid-field to retire Favre’s number. The Packers, after starting 6-0 and vying for the #1 seed in the…
All the attention has been given to the Green Bay Packers’ offense recently and rightfully so. The offense is the reason for the struggles of the team and it’s so different then what it has been in the past. We all know the problems there though. Aaron Rodgers hasn’t been accurate, the receivers can’t get…
One step forward, two steps back. The Packers can’t seem to get their act together since the bye week and dropped their second-straight home game on a night when there was so much to play for. The Pack dropped to 7-4 on the season and have fallen completely out of the conversation about top contenders…
The downfalls of the Packers offense were on display once again two nights ago. Yes, there were questionable calls from the refs, but there is no sense dwelling on it because the refs didn’t lose the game. The offense did and continues to look like a shell of its former self. Ever since the bye,…
The halftime ceremony was magical. How could you not get emotional as both Brett Favre and Bart Starr returned home? Unfortunately, the game did not match the feeling of the halftime. Another game, and the Packers are licking their wounds for a fourth time in five games, and we’re all wondering if the team has…
On an emotional night that was supposed to be the complete union of all things that was great about the Packers, one emotion reigned supreme at the end of the game: disgust. With the exception of one drive and the halftime ceremony, there was no heart, no desire, and no hands among the 53 Packers…