The Green Bay Packers are in the playoffs! Next up: The 49ers return to Lambeau Field. They've had the Packers number recently, so this will be an intense game. Our special guest is Packer safety Sean Richardson.

Garda gives you his thoughts on three more awards - offensive and defensive players as well as Comeback Player of the Year.

The Packers' defense needs a change next year, and won't have cap room or high draft picks to waste on the front seven. But a schematic change to Wade Phillips brand of 3-4 might be just enough to bring about the positional (and attitude) change this team needs.

The Packers, now down to 5-6-1 and coming off a semi-bye week after being embarrassed by the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving, might have a glimmer of hope for the playoffs but would be better served by looking in the mirror instead. Ty Dunne of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel joins us for a hard look at our favorite team down on its luck.

The Green Bay Packers' season is on the brink. Two wins in five days puts the Packers back in the drivers' seat. Two losses and the playoffs are effectively impossible. The microscope falls on Mike McCarthy and his ability to rally his troops to play as greater than a sum of their parts.

The Packers have dropped three in a row and are on the brink of falling out of the NFC playoff race. Joining us LIVE will be Tom Silverstein, beat writer for the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.

Andrew Garda talks about which teams are already out of the playoff hunt and his Week 11 picks.

It's been 21 years, 1 month, and 2 weeks since a Packers' backup quarterback has made a meaningful start. Ted Thompson has rolled the dice for years that that streak would continue indefinitely. Today, the Pack will start a washed-up veteran with no training camp experience and Thompson has no one to blame but himself.

The Packers have a turnover ratio of minus-two this season, but they're facing a Bears quarterback that has thrown more interceptions than touchdowns in his career.

Garda makes up for missing Friday's Press Box by recapping the Sunday that was for you Monday morning perusal.

Garda is back with his picks and a review of last night's Thursday Night Giant Loss.

Garda is back with his take on this week's NFL action, a recap of Thursday night and his thoughts on whether Jayme is ruining football.

Garda's back with another edition of From the Press Box. Today he looks at the Thursday night game, examines the Trent Richardson trade and gives you his weekly picks.

Week 2 has kicked off, and Garda is here to recap the Jets-Pats mud-fight and tell you what he thinks of the rest of the slate for the weekend.