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Photo via Madison Morris, packers.com After watching the Green Bay Packers tie the Dallas Cowboys last night, there are three common themes I’ve noticed since the Packers won their last Super Bowl. Each season, the Packers hurt themselves through either injuries, self-inflicted mistakes, or playing down to their opponent instead of playing to win. Last night, there were a million reasons the Packers should’ve lost that game. There were also a million reasons they should’ve won. I’m going to hold off on the offensive slander until later, even though it was a huge factor in them not winning this game. The defense was abysmal. The juice we saw from this unit the first three games of the season was nowhere to be found. I’m not sure where it went, especially considering the magnitude of this game around Micah Parsons’ return to Dallas. Credit to Parsons for playing his butt off and getting held almost every play (get used to it folks, the NFL loves offense). There was no help from the surro...

Photo via Evan Siegle, packers.com                  As Micah Parsons put it plainly in his postgame press conference, “Sometimes… you just shit the bed.” That is exactly what happened to the Packers in today’s loss against the Browns. It was one of those days for Micah Parsons and the Packers 😅 pic.twitter.com/Lf2bzubyL3 — SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) September 21, 2025            Credit to the Browns who could’ve came into this game and just rolled over. They didn’t. Instead, they showed they have one of the top defenses in the NFL and capitalized on a Packers’ offense that never could get it going. They got the job done regardless of how many injuries the Packers offensive line had. They had Jordan Love in a blender all game long and he never was comfortable.            This is probably one of the worst regular season losses I have ever seen from the Packers during the Matt ...

Photo via Evan Siegle, packers.com     I still cannot believe how bad the Green Bay Packers dominated the Detroit Lions to open the season. I just can't.      The Packers came out rolling on offense. Jordan Love had all day in the pocket to dink and dunk his way down the field. They capped off the opening drive after Love made a nasty throw through a tight window to none other than Tucker Kraft to go up 7-0 early. His second touchdown pass went to Jayden Reed who I really didn’t think would be relevant in this game considering his injury status going in. The final touchdown came from Josh Jacobs who earned it after putting the offense on his back in the second half.      The Pack never looked back after that opening touchdown The defense played with more juice than we’ve seen in a long time. They were flying around all game long and had 11 hats to the football every play. The Packers’ run defense was dominant all game long too. The receipts are in...

     This is a must win game on Sunday for the Packers.      A lot of people will say that is just desperate considering it’s the first game of the season. I think that’s the perfect reason to win it.       The Detroit Lions have won the NFC North back-to-back seasons now. They have come into Lambeau Field and beaten the Packers the last three times. Since November 6 th , 2022, the Lions are 5-1 against the Green Bay Packers. Now I won’t mention the Detroit Lion’s trophy case, but I will give credit where credit is due. Since Dan Campbell took over as head coach, they have had the Packers number. That all needs to change on Sunday. 2022: Lions @ Packers- WIN 2023: Lions @ Packers- WIN 2024: Lions @ Packers- WIN Marshmallows Make Magic 🥶❄️ Hey @Lions … 👀 pic.twitter.com/MLPTsIketD — Natalie Sparbeck (@NatSparbeck) September 5, 2025      The time is now for the Packers. No, I’m not saying that only because of the addition...