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The Green Bay Packers have lost two games in a row. The common theme in both games? Failing to convert trips to the red-zone into touchdowns. Denver Before their game in Denver, the Packers ranked second in the NFL in scoring touchdowns in the red-zone. They turned 68.1% of their opportunities into touchdowns. Fast forward…


After Sunday’s loss in Denver, the Packers fell from the #2 seed in the NFC all the way to the #7 seed. To make matters worse, Green Bay lost Micah Parsons for the remainder of the season to a torn ACL, Christian Watson to a chest/shoulder injury, Zach Tom to a knee injury, and Evan…


Chris Lempesis is back in the basement Packer room for another Tuesday night edition of Emptying The Bag ’25, beer in hand, emotions barely held together with duct tape — and yes, he’s still furious, still gutted, and still not remotely over what happened in Denver. He opens the show by trying to put words…


At one point on Sunday, the Packers led by nine points. In a game where they had opportunities to lead by forty points, had the cornerbacks caught interceptions thrown their way. Jordan Love goes in for the kill shot to Christian Watson. However, the pass was underthrown, and Watson exits with an injury. From there,…