A standout wide receiver and two starting offensive linemen were back at practice for the Green Bay Packers ahead of Week 6 vs the Bengals.

Love and the Packers were within striking distance of a potential game-winning touchdown in the final minute, then nearly let the overtime clock expire on their final pass attempt, only to have Brandon McManus convert a 34-yard field goal to secure the tie.

Watson tore his right ACL on Jan. 5 during the Packers’ 24-22 loss to Chicago that closed their 2024 regular season. The Packers placed him on the physically unable to perform list before this season. His return to practice starts a 21-day window before the Packers must activate him in order for him to play this year.

The Packers got clutch scores in the second half and managed to survive a wild shootout with the Cowboys with a 40-40 tie. Our quick takeaways.

Early byes tend to be a problem for NFL teams, as a long road is still ahead in the regular season. But it's hard to argue that the week off came at a perfect time for the Green Bay Packers. After a sequence of two underwhelming games versus the Cleveland Browns and Dallas Cowboys,

The Green Bay Packers are back from their bye week, sitting at 2-1-1 and chasing the Detroit Lions for supremacy in the NFC North. After a 2-0 start, the Packer

Matthew Golden and Savion Williams had their most productive games as Packers entering the bye week as their roles in the offense continue to grow.