Author: Carlos Silva

This offseason is going to be a huge one for the Packers, as many tough decisions are looming. The biggest one will be whether or not to bring back star quarterback Aaron Rodgers. There are certainly signs that he will return to the team. However, there are too many speculations on the situation and a lot of things can happen in the next few months. It is, at the end of the day, Aaron Rodgers’ decision to make. Still, I think #12 will most likely return to the Packers. Here’s why. Green Bay Will Make Sure Rodgers Is Protected By…

There have already been reports that Aaron Rodgers will return to Green Bay next year. However, anything can happen in the next couple months. The Packers organization has certainly expressed that they want Rodgers back. Most agree that he gives the Pack the best chance to win a Super Bowl. But Green Bay has been coming up short these last two years even with Rodgers under center. If #12 does return to the Packers, he needs to make certain changes to help the team get over the hump. Rodgers Needs to Spread the Ball Around More One of the main…

The Packers season ended at the hands of the San Francisco 49ers this past Saturday. They lost a close game 13-10 as their Super Bowl dreams are indeed over. Yes, special teams were not good and did have a big part in the Packers losing the game. However, a lot of the blame does go to Aaron Rodgers. Only putting up ten points at home is unacceptable. A play that will haunt him for a long time is the missed throw to Allen Lazard on third down in the fourth quarter. That missed throw by Aaron Rodgers was huge as…

The Packers will be back from their bye week on Saturday night, 1/22. They’re set to host the San Francisco 49ers at Lambeau Field at 7:15 CT. Green Bay should be nearly at full strength, as they are coming back from their bye and getting injured players back on the field. This will indeed be a big test for the Packers, who want to accomplish their goal to make the Super Bowl this year. This is not the same San Fran team the Pack faced in week three. Here are their keys to beating the 49ers. A True Test For…

The NFL playoffs are upon us, with wildcard games beginning this weekend. The Packers, however, will be on a bye week, as they earned the number one seed in the NFC. They will be in action on January 22nd or 23rd in the divisional round. This gives Green Bay the time they need to get healthy and come up with a game plan for beating their next opponent. Key players need to step up and play well if the Packers want to go far in the playoffs. Here are some of the most vital members of the team. Aaron Rodgers:…

The NFL regular season has come to an end. All of the focus now goes to the playoffs, which starts next week. Overall the Packers did very well in the regular season. They finished with the best record in the NFL at 13-4. In addition, they won the NFC North for the third year in a row. Also, they hold the number seed in the NFC conference. The Packers certainly did well this season and look to carry that over to the playoffs. Overall, here are the final regular-season grades. Quarterbacks A+: Aaron Rodgers Has Played at a High Level…

The Packers once again are the number one seed in the NFC. For the second year in a row, the Packers will have a home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. However, will the Packers still have the same result as last year? They have fallen short in the last two years. Nonetheless, there will be a significant difference that can hopefully help the Packers this year in the playoffs and reach the Super Bowl. Here are what will help the Packers. Krys Barnes not having a club on his hand like last year makes a huge difference for the Packers’ defense.…

The Packers have always built through the NFL draft. They have been very successful for many years in building their roster through the draft. The Packers’ draft classes in 2020 and 2021 have been looking very promising this year. They have indeed made a huge impact on the Packers this season and have been one of the main reasons for their current 12-3 record. Here are the reasons why the Packers 2020 and 2021 draft classes have made a huge impact for the Packers this year. The Draft Picks of Jon Runyan Jr. and Royce Newman Have Been Key This…

The Packers are currently 11-3 and hold the number one seed in the NFC. In addition, they just won the NFC North for the third year in a row. Nearly all of the credit will indeed go to people like Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams, and Matt LaFleur all of who are the faces of the franchise right now. However, there are others who deserve credit for the Packers’ current success this season as well. Here are the team MVPs for the Packers this season who do not get enough credit for all that they have done. Yosh Nijman Stepped Up…

One of the big reasons why the Packers are 11-3 this year is because of the good offensive line play every week. The Packers are indeed experts when it comes to the offensive line. This group despite all of the injuries has shown up to play every week. They are top ten in pass blocking and have done a good job keeping Aaron Rodgers upright. How do the Packers do it? What is their process? Let’s look at the secret formula for the Packers creating and producing good and consistent offensive lines. Packers Always Get the Center Position Right The…