Aaron chats with Packers fans worldwide as the team deals with Covid protocols on a short week as they prepare to take on the Cardinals on Thursday night.

The Packers are very deep, but Rodgers' return will take a compromise. 

Aaron chats with Packers fans the morning after the team's win over WFT as they prepare for Thursday night's game against the Cardinals.

The Green Bay Packers are a mess and Jason and Jeremy are back to talk all about it! Listen here: AUDIO PLAYER:

The Green Bay Packers (4-7-1, 1-2-1 NFC North) continued to struggle Sunday, this time against the Arizona Cardinals of the NFC West (3-9, 2-2 NFC West). In the process, the Packers dropped what should have been an easy win on their schedule,20-17, to the Cardinals at home. It was the first home loss of the season for the Packers and their mistakes and mishaps from weeks prior only trickled on into what was a snowy matchup at Lambeau Field.  

Why the Packers might win and whey they might not. 

Analyzing which defensive players are going to up their game in 2017. 

During Mike McCarthy's season-ending news conference he described the emotions of yet another crushing season-ending play when he fired back that his staff and players “do not possess a losing mentality around here”.

If you  missed the image on this post, take another look.  It's the perfect summary to how the Green Bay Packers allowed their 2015 season to end.

Up Periscope against the Packers divisional round opponent; the Arizona Cardinals.  Can the Packers repeat the Falcons game from 2010 or will this be another week 16? 

The Green Bay Packers are not strangers to large point-spreads in recent NFC games and shouldn’t be discounted as upset winners on Saturday.  Once the two teams take the field the odds mean nothing.  Where the smart money is riding on the Cardinals the Packers have the means to pull off a victory.