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It’s a situation that Packers coach Matt LeFleur is all too familiar with. Left shorthanded, without key players. The deck stacked against him and the Packers. Been there, done that LeFleur can say. Against a team, most people, thought would defeat the Packers. Without his starting Quarterback, Jordan Love, LeFleur created a gameplan that worked.…

Only three weeks ago, the Packers traded a seventh-round pick to acquire Malik Willis from the Tennessee Titans. Jordan Love sustained an injury unexpectedly towards the game’s end against the Eagles. Consequently, Malik Willis was called upon sooner than expected to step in. The aim for a backup quarterback is to ensure the team doesn’t…

And we’re back with Packers positives for week 2. Usually when the Packers win and all of Packers twitter is overwhelmingly positive, we go think about doing a Packers negatives article but today was a fun enough and close enough win that we’ll stick to positives.• The run game looked as good as it ever…

It was far from an expected game plan for the Green Bay Packers in Week 3, but Matt LaFleur and the offense stuck to their plan. A 16-10 win over the Indianapolis Colts likely wasn’t the outcome many expected with Malik Willis starting at quarterback, but that speaks to the strength of this coaching staff.…

Chris Lempesis is back to break down Green Bay’s hard-fought 16-10 win over the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday at Lambeau Field. He goes in-depth on the brilliant work turned in by head coach Matt LaFleur in this one, both in terms of his game plan and his play-calling. He also reserves praise for defensive coordinator…

The Green Bay Packers dodge a bullet with Jordan Love’s injury, but it still looks like the Pack will open up at home on Sunday with Malik Willis at quarterback. How bad is Love’s injury, really, and what do the Packers have to do to win a game against the middling Indianapolis Colts? The CHR…

The Packers couldn’t quite get it up—on the scoreboard, that is—against the Eagles in 2024. Chris and Dave’s commentary is, as always, as ragged as the field in Sao Paulo. Fortunately, podcast devotees (i.e. Gambling Degenerates) share some cheeky limericks and haikus to take the edge off the sour opener, but nothing could distract from…