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Mike Vandermause column: Green Bay Packers worse now than 2007 with almost same team
The Green Bay Packers suffered their worst defeat in more than a decade on Sunday despite having nearly their entire team intact from the NFC championship game just 22 months ago.
Green breaks Taylor's career rushing mark
It took running back Ahman Green just two games to get back into the Green Bay Packers' record book.
Packers fail tough test from Vikings
Brett Favre did what he set out to do. He has hurt the Green Bay Packers, grievously, twice within a month.
Matthews: First-round pick makes a big impact in his first true start
Terrific speed off the edge. Fantastic mobility and leverage. Passion that can spark an entire defense.
Eric Goska column: Penalty-prone Green Bay Packers give opposing offenses new life
In a league where first downs by penalty have dropped each year since 2006, Mike McCarthy and the Packers are doing their best to buck the trend.
It was a pleasant afternoon at Lambeau Field except if you were kicker Mason Crosby.
Notebook: Green Bay Packers rookie T.J. Lang's first NFL start may be tryout for future
T.J. Lang isn't thinking about anything other than making his first NFL start at left tackle on Sunday.
Troops, families connect for virtual Packer party
Kirk Netzel and his wife, Angela, spent Sunday afternoon with their two little boys watching the Packers stuff the Lions.
Baranczyk: Lions-Packers 'Inside Football' analysis
As told to former Packer Insider columnist Cliff Christl, Eric Baranczyk , an assistant high school football coach and a former player and coach at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, offers a weekly analysis of the Green Bay Packers with a distinctly Inside Football slant.
5 Questions with LeRoy Butler: Lions-Packers
After each game, former Green Bay Packers all-pro safety LeRoy Butler teams up with Journal Sentinel beat writer Tom Silverstein in our "5 Questions with LeRoy Butler" feature.
Notebook: Green Bay Packers don't want to catch flu from Cleveland Browns
Aaron Rodgers hopes his pass protection is improved during Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns and not just because he is tired of being sacked.
Packers rookie LB Matthews feasts on Lions offense
Of all the big plays Clay Matthews III made Sunday, one in particular stood out to first-year Green Bay Packers defensive coordinator Dom Capers.
Green Bay Packers rookie LB Clay Matthews emerges in victory over Detroit Lions
The plan was hatched during the bye week, but in reality, this is what the Green Bay Packers had in mind on April 25 when they traded into the first round to take Clay Matthews.
Blackmon, Hall injuries give opening to rookies
With injuries hitting the Green Bay Packers' depth this week, two of the team's rookies will see their roles increase Sunday against the Detroit Lions.
Green Bay Packers' lineup unsettled at center because of injuries
Just when it looked like the Green Bay Packers were going to get some continuity on their offensive line, they were forced to make alternate arrangements in their final practice before Sunday's game against the Detroit Lions.
Packers expect safety Bigby to return, Lion fishing for information
Safety Atari Bigby is ready to return to the Green Bay Packers, and the big hits can't be far behind.
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Rodgers supports offensive line
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, left, slips away from St. Louis Rams defensive end Leonard Little, center, who is held back by Green Bay Packers guard Allen Barbre, right, during the second quarter of an NFL football game Sunday, Sept.
Packers vs. Lions; Midweek Report
The Packers are back on the practice field today. It was good to see Mark Tauscher for a few moments before the team got into their calisthenics and drills.
Green Bay Packers LT Chad Clifton practices, but isn't named starter for Lions game
If Mark Tauscher isn't going to provide immediate help for the Green Bay Packers offensive line, perhaps Chad Clifton will.
Packers' Matthews Showing Early Signs of Promise
When the Packers traded up in the 2009 NFL Draft, it marked just the second time in general manager Ted Thompsona TMs tenure that they had done so.A The trade involved moving back into the first round in exchange for the Packersa TM only second round pick and both third round picks .A The Packers also received the Patriotsa TM fifth round pick .A ...
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