It's time to officially wrap up the 2019 season. Read some stats from the season-ending dope sheet before we put this season behind us and get ready for 2020.
It's the final That's What Cheese Said of the 2019 season. Brian Gutekunst and Matt LaFleur spoke to the media to put a bow on the season before looking forward to 2020.
The Packers are off to Santa Clara for a rematch of Week 12's blowout loss, only this time, win and they're off to Miami for the Super Bowl. It's a special edition of That's What Cheese Said breaking down the NFC Championship press conferences.
The Packers beat the Seahawks to advance to the NFC Championship Game for the first time since 2016. Now the team is 60 minutes away from a Super Bowl, and that, naturally, is the talk of the locker room.
The 2019 Packers have a chance to take care of business at home and get one game closer to the Super Bowl. Aaron Rodgers hasn't had too many home playoff games in his career, so the Packers will look to make the most of this opportunity.
Winning ugly is still winning, and the 2019 Packers are going to the playoffs. The Packers took care of business against the Chicago Bears at home and head to Minneapolis next week to take on the 10-4 Vikings.
With the Bears beating the Cowboys on Thursday Night Football, the Packers are in control of their own destiny heading into the final quarter of the season. Green Bay must beat the Washington Redskins who are statistaically still alive in the playoffs despite a 3-9 record.
The Packers emerged victorious in a snowy MetLife matchup against the Giants. Now the team travels back to Green Bay for two straight home games at Lambeau Field.
It's a special bye week edition of That's What Cheese Said. Head Coach Matt LaFleur and veteran cornerback Tramon Williams are this week's featured interviews.
This Packers team has some obvious superstars on the roster, but let's take a look at some of the role players on the team performing well through the first 10 games.