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The Packers find themselves in a position they never should have been in. After a brutal loss to the Bears that saw both Jordan Love and Malik Willis leave with injuries, Green Bay's playoff hopes now hang by a thread. With only two offensive players grading above 70 and eleven below average on defense, this was one of the ugliest PFF performances of the season—and it came at the worst possible time. Ryan dives deep into the film, calling out the offensive line struggles that continue to plague this team, particularly Aaron Banks' dismal 45 overall grade. The defense wasn't any better, with zero players earning a 70 or higher in coverage. Meanwhile, Rashan Gary led the team with four pressures while Lucas Van Ness showed promise with a 17.6% pressure rate. The only silver lining? The Lions' playoff probability has plummeted to 6%, needing the Packers to completely collapse while they win out. Looking ahead to a crucial Week 17 matchup against Baltimore, both teams face serious quarterback uncertainty as La

The Packers dominated the Bears for nearly four quarters, then watched it all unravel in the most gut-wrenching fashion possible. Tonight, fans call in for what can only be described as Packers therapy, processing the pain of a loss that never should have happened. Callers break down the offensive red zone struggles that plagued the team all game, Josh Jacobs' costly fumble that shifted momentum, and Romeo Doubs' failed onside kick recovery that sealed the defeat. The conversation turns philosophical as fans draw striking parallels to the 2010 Super Bowl season, reminding us that things looked equally bleak before that championship run. With Jordan Love's injury status uncertain and questions swirling about whether Malik Willis can lead the team to a playoff berth, one thing remains clear: the Packers were the better team, and Bears fans know it. Despite the devastating finish, this squad refuses to quit, and neither should we. One win clinches a playoff spot, and stranger things have happened in Green Bay.

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The Packers had a 99% win probability with just over two minutes remaining—and lost. In one of the most gut-wrenching collapses in recent memory, Green Bay dominated the Bears for four quarters, only to watch it all slip away on a botched onside kick recovery and a fourth-down fumble in overtime. This is the fifth most improbable win in the Next Gen Stats era. Malik Willis was nothing short of spectacular in relief of an injured Jordan Love, going 9-of-11 for 121 yards with a touchdown and a 142.8 passer rating. Emmanuel Wilson gashed the Bears defense for 82 yards on 14 carries, and Josh Jacobs gutted through obvious pain to keep fighting. Jeff Hafley's defense held Chicago's offense in check for nearly the entire game—the Bears simply could not move the ball. But none of it mattered. A Romeo Dobbs onside kick disaster, a Warren Brinson face mask penalty, and a crushing overtime fumble erased everything. The Bears now sit at 76% to win the NFC North while the Packers drop to 15%. With injuries piling up a

Packers Total Access : Packers Total Access : PREGAME SHOW! Packers Bears Week 16

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The Packers head into Saturday's frigid showdown against Chicago with 18 players on the injury report—and Vegas has officially made them underdogs. But this isn't the time for pouting or placing emotional hedge bets against your own team. This game day episode breaks down everything you need to know heading into the NFC North battle: the full injury report with Rob Demovsky's insider intel on Zach Tom, Evan Williams, and Josh Jacobs; the brutal weather conditions with wind chills in single digits; and why the betting line has swung dramatically toward Chicago despite losing Luther Burden and Roma Odunze. We dive into Jeff Hafley's defensive adjustments without Micah Parsons, the strategic shift to compress the pocket against Caleb Williams, and why Jordan Love's previous dominant performance against this Bears defense should give fans hope. Plus, callers weigh in on managing expectations, and we have some fun with the Bears' potential relocation to Gary, Indiana. This is championship football weather. Tim

The callers brought the fire tonight. With the Micah Parsons injury still fresh, Packer Nation called in not to mourn but to rally. This might be the most fired-up After Dark episode of the season. Randy from Minnesota dropped a Thomas Paine quote from 1776 that stopped the show cold: "These are the times that try men's souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country." The parallels to fair weather Packers fans hit hard. Kyle from Madison made the case for Jeff Hafley to unleash an entirely new aggressive defensive scheme against Chicago since the Bears have zero tape on a Parsons-less defense. Beer Cheese Bane and Chris from Alabama delivered passionate speeches about why this team still has everything it needs to make a run. The conversation also covered Matt LaFleur's substitution patterns, why quarterbacks keep having career games against Green Bay, and the reality that Saturday's Bears game is essentially a playoff game for the NFC North

Packers Total Access : Packers vs Bears: Winner Takes the NFC North?

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The Packers head into a pivotal Week 16 matchup against Chicago with an injury report that reads like a horror novel. Josh Jacobs, Evan Williams, and Zach Tom haven't practiced all week, while Jaden Reed missed Wednesday for a personal matter that has everyone holding their breath. The good news? Christian Watson and Devonte Wicks upgraded to limited participation, and Jordan Love is full go. On the Bears side, the situation is equally brutal. Rome Odunze and Luther Burden haven't practiced, DeAndre Swift was added with a groin injury, and Tremaine Edmunds is racing the clock to return from IR. This game may come down to whoever has more bodies standing Saturday. The episode dives deep into Alex Kemp's officiating crew, which ranks second in offensive holding calls and has favorites going an absurd 27-3 straight up since 2024. Special teams penalties are also a concern with this crew ranking fourth in that category. The highlight of the show is an extended breakdown of the Chicago Bears' stadium catastrop