On today's show, Jason and Matt answer the question: who is most key to return to the Packers among David Bakhtiari, Jaire Alexander and Za'Darius Smith and then run through the remaining schedule with quick thoughts about each game. Enjoy!
On today's show, Andrew Mertig and Kyle Fellows take a look at what the Packers' offseason could look like if Aaron Rodgers is back, and what it could look like if he is not.
On today's show, Dusty, Steve, and Sara recap Aaron Rodgers on the Pat McAfee show, discuss De'Vondre Campbell going to the Covid-IR list, and answer your fan questions. Don't miss it!
On today's show, Jake & Ross review the top grades from Sunday's win over the L.A. Rams. Plus a look at the rise of cornerback Rasul Douglas and the impact he's making on the 2021 Green Bay Packers.
On today's show, Andy Herman recaps an impressive Packers' victory over the L.A. Rams. Get all of his key takeaways, including the play of A.J. Dillon, Rasul Douglas, the offensive line, and much more.
On today's show, Jason & Matt review the injury report ahead of Packers/Rams and talk about some keys to the game before giving their predictions. Don't miss it!
On today's show, Maggie Loney and Jimmy Christensen discuss how the Packers' defense can slow down the Rams' offense. Plus they draft Thanksgiving flag football teams. From all of us at the Pack-A-Day Podcast, have a safe and happy Thanksgiving!
Dan, Eli, and Jenelle had a LOT to get off their chests today after a frustrating loss to the Vikings on Sunday. They try their best to dissect what went right and what went wrong with their latest on the state of the Packers.
On today's show, Perri Goldstein and Alex Strouf breakdown a tough loss in Minnesota. Plus, another rough injury day with a feared ACL injury for Elgton Jenkins. Perri and Alex have it all covered and review some of the positives from Sunday as well. Don't miss it!
On today's show, Jason and Paul review the updated injury reports for the Packers and the Vikings and review how the injuries could affect Sunday's NFC North showdown. Don't miss it!
On today's show, Jacob and Maggie hand out some midseason awards, as well as review their impressions of this newly dominant Packers' defense. Plus a look at how Green Bay can pretty much wrap up the NFC North this weekend.
On today's show, Jason and Mark talk about the job Joe Barry has done with a Packers' defense that is now ranked among the league's best. Don't miss it!
On today's show, Jake and Ross run through another list of injuries for the Packers and more importantly, how Green Bay can replace those injured players moving forward. Don't miss it!
On today's show, Andy breaks down the Packers' shutout victory over the Seattle Seahawks. Find out his take from being live at the game, as well as what went well, what went wrong, and what Green Bay can take away from their impressive defensive performance.
On today's show, Jacob, Jimmy, and Maggie discuss the Packers potentially signing Odell Beckham Jr., review how Green Bay's defense can stop Russell Wilson, and start getting you set for Sunday's big showdown with the Seahawks.
On today's show, Dusty and Sarah discuss the potential signing of OBJ and whether or not it makes sense for the Packers. Plus a look at Rodgers on McAfee, the Packers' Covid violations, and how the Packers' offense matches up with the Seahawks' defense.
Today, Dan and Jenelle try to decide whose stock is up and whose is down after Sunday's loss to the Chiefs. There's a few stand outs in both categories, but the big question is: where did Jordan Love fall? Don't miss it!
On today's show, Andy & Perri break down the Packers' loss to the Kansas City Chiefs, including Jordan Love's debut, the defense's impressive performance, and an abysmal showing from Maurice Drayton's special teams.
There will be no Aaron Rodgers vs. Patrick Mahomes this weekend because as you know by now, Aaron Rodgers has tested positive for Covid. But that means Jordan Love is set to make his very first NFL start. On today's show Jacob and Jimmy take a look at how Love can fare in his first NFL start in a tough environment.
Tucker Kraft and Micah Parsons were voted Top 10 at their positions by scouts and executives. Quarterback Jordan Love was not among the top 10 quarterbacks.