Aaron goes over the final Packers injury report prior to the playoff showdown against the Dallas Cowboys and tries to sort out who he thinks has the best chance of playing on Sunday.
Aaron sorts through a long list of injury news to try and get a read on who will be ready to play against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the Packers Week 15 matchup.
The Packers held their one padded practice for the week on Thursday ahead of their Sunday showdown with the Minnesota Vikings and there are a bunch of injury updates to catch up on.
Aaron reacts to the news from NFL Network that Green Bay Packers star running back Aaron Jones is unlikely to play on Monday night against the Las Vegas Raiders.
The Packers were back on the practice field Friday and they seem to be trending in the right direction when it comes to injuries with both safety Rudy Ford and guard Jon Runyan returning to practice.
Packers quarterback Brett Hundley has spent the last three years training for one thing and one thing only: to be able to step into the starting quarterback position should anything keep Aaron Rodgers from fulfilling that role.
After cutting running back Knile Davis on Monday, the Packers have an open roster spot. The best way to use it would be to activate Corey Linsley from the PUP list.
The Packers defense is taking on the No. 1 wide receiver in football in Week 8 in Altanta's Julio Jones, and their best option for coverage on him looks like an undrafted free agent who is third on the depth chart: LaDarius Gunter.
Since the Green Bay Packers lost Finley to a neck injury almost three years ago their production from the tight end position has varied between adequate and poor - and Packers general manager has failed to replace Finley's big play ability in the tight end position.
The Green Bay Packers are not strangers to large point-spreads in recent NFC games and shouldn’t be discounted as upset winners on Saturday. Once the two teams take the field the odds mean nothing. Where the smart money is riding on the Cardinals the Packers have the means to pull off a victory.