The Packers looked sloppy on offense and defense as the Giants handed the team their first loss in six games.

Green Bay Packers head coach Mike McCarthy gave updates on several injuries during his Monday press conference.

Nathan Jahnke of ProFootballFocus.com joins Cheesehead TV for a Q&A session, including some surprising analysis of the Packers right tackle.

In the best-case scenario, Bryan Bulaga makes the Pro Bowl in 2012, but in the worst-case scenario, neither Marshall Newhouse, Derek Sherrod nor anyone else inspires any confidence at left tackle.

The 2010 first-round draft choice isn't fretting over the fact that he hasn't been moved to left tackle. The right side suits him just fine.

A 12-year NFL veteran, the long-time Packers left tackle will reportedly be released by the Packers.

Hawkeyes guard and NFL Draft prospect Adam Gettis looks to Packers tackle Bryan Bulaga as an NFL role model.

All three offensive players returned to practice on a limited basis on Thursday after sitting out of yesterday's practice.

Offensive tackle Bryan Bulaga was injured in yesterday's loss to the Chiefs in Kansas City. His status is still uncertain.

Returning from injury on Sunday were offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga and linebacker Frank Zombo, which helped the Packers in the win vs. the Rams.

Offensive lineman Bryan Bulaga said he expects to play on Sunday against the St. Louis Rams. That and more in today's Daily Links...

Head coach Mike McCarthy's press conference will be broadcasted live on the Packers official website.

Bryan Bulaga, Frank Zombo, Mike Neal and Nick Collins have all been ruled out for Sunday. By rule, at least three more players must join them on the inactive list. We have the prediction.

In other injury news, linebacker Clay Matthews, who didn't practice on Friday, is probable for Sunday's game.