It's time for the Packers coaching staff to send a message with actions, not words. It's time for them to reduce Jermichael Finley's playing time. Significantly.

The ruling that stole away a victory from the Packers will be felt in Green Bay for the rest of 2012 and possibly beyond.

The issues that plagued the Packers defense in 2011 are the same ones that appeared in the Packers' season opening loss to the 49ers, and defensive coordinator Dom Capers is to blame.

As a new season gets underway, we'd like to introduce a new feature that will provide our readers with fresh, new content every day of the week.

The 10 rookies on the Green Bay Packers have gotten a lot of attention, but they'll be lucky to see any action on the offensive or defensive side of the ball, at least early on.

The veterans on the Packers might be the team's leaders, but it was the some of the youngest players on the team that got Green Bay to the Super Bowl.

Nick Collins and Charlie Peprah have been vital cogs in the Packers' defensive mechanism this season.

Despite the inability to win close games, McCarthy shouldn’t be on the proverbial chopping block even if the Packers manage to lose the remaining two games this season.

For a team that's lost their share of close games, as little as one turnover can be the difference between winning and losing.

Most people expected Charles Woodson and Nick Collins to be good, but did anyone expect Tramon Williams and Charlie Peprah to be this good?

Whether it was information that another player had been injured or a salacious story about the most famous of former Packers, every report seemed to take on a negative connotation.

The Packers shouldn't trade for a running back only to lose A.J. Hawk and the depth they've built.