The Packers' already-unorthodox safety play will take some interesting twists and turns with the season-ending injury to Nick Collins.

Meanwhile, cornerback Tramon Williams returned to practice on Wednesday and looks to play on Sunday against the Bears barring any setbacks.

Undrafted rookie Johnny Jones out of Marshall spent time with the Dolphins during training camp.

Based on past history, there's already a good chance the Packers will qualify for the NFL playoffs. But they can't become overconfident.

Attention will be paid to the possible returns of cornerback Tramon Williams and defensive lineman Ryan Pickett on Wednesday.

The Packers defense is getting killed by late-releasing tight ends and running backs when Capers calls his signature pressure plays.

Defensive lineman Ryan Pickett, who left Sunday's game with a foot bruise, doesn't think his injury is serious. That and more in today's Daily Links...

Charlie Peprah and Morgan Burnett will become the starting duo at safety as the Packers learn Nick Collins will be lost for the year.

Fans need to get over the idea that players on Twitter are "distracted."

In an interview with tight end Tom Crabtree, he lets us know about his new role as a lead blocker in the inverted wishbone and I-formation.

Other quarterbacks would kill for what might otherwise be considered just an adequate game from Aaron Rodgers.

Wide receiver Donald Driver broke James Lofton's franchise record for receiving yardage on Sunday. That and more in today's Daily Links...

Head coach Mike McCarthy's Monday press conference will occur at 3 p.m. Central time.

One thing to watch for in each phase of the game as the Green Bay Packers prepare to take on the Carolina Panthers in Week 2.