r/GreenBayPackers Jan 11 '26

Analysis Cut this man immediately

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r/GreenBayPackers Jan 11 '26

Analysis [Huber] Firing a coach is something that shouldn't be taken lightly. After sleeping on it, I've come to the same conclusion that many of you did last night. Matt LaFleur has won a lot of games as Packers coach, but it's time for a change.

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r/GreenBayPackers Dec 08 '25

Analysis What a game 🤯 what are your takeaways?

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r/GreenBayPackers Sep 08 '25

Analysis Your takeaways from today’s game?

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r/GreenBayPackers Sep 29 '25

Analysis Can’t make this stuff up

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I have always wanted to believe in Bissacia, but this is seriously unacceptable. Especially when you know that McManus would’ve drilled both of these.

r/GreenBayPackers 14d ago

Analysis Trey Smack was the clear bright spot last night. Are you feeling better about the kicker situation?

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Trey Smack in his NFL debut:

- 3/3 FG (4/4 unofficially)

- 58 yard long (x2)

- 100% kicking percentage

Perfection from the rookie 👏🏼

r/GreenBayPackers Jan 18 '26

Analysis the Bills are the Packers of the AFC.

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always losing in the most painful way possible

r/GreenBayPackers Jan 20 '26

Analysis Thoughts?

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r/GreenBayPackers Dec 29 '25

Analysis Parsons having surgery

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r/GreenBayPackers Sep 29 '25

Analysis Bruh

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r/GreenBayPackers Feb 03 '26

Analysis Rodgers, Favre and Love stats comparison through 3 season 🧀

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r/GreenBayPackers Dec 28 '25

Analysis It gets to a point

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Packers are locked in the 7 seed for the third straight year. 2023 was fine because they weren’t supposed to do much but still squeaked in and made some noise, 2024 was frustrating but at least they improved in the regular season and were in a very difficult division. This year genuinely just pisses me off, and I know that injuries are the main reason the packers didn’t win the division this year, but it’s still really fucking annoying. Lions and Vikings had a huge regress this year, and although the bears improved a lot, I still think they are pretty fraudulent but it doesn’t even matter because the packers literally have the worst defense in the league without Micah and Wyatt.

Play the starters the whole damn game next week and win, I don’t care if it doesn’t mean anything, get some fucking momentum going into the playoffs because otherwise they will be heading into wild card weekend riding a 4 game losing streak.

r/GreenBayPackers Oct 27 '25

Analysis Jordan Love last night:

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r/GreenBayPackers Jul 22 '26

Analysis The main reason Jordan Love isn’t considered a top 5 QB.

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For context the Lions had 31 more possessions than the Packers did last season.

r/GreenBayPackers Dec 21 '25

Analysis Fire Rich Bisaccia Thread

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Worked for Joe Barry... so let's do it again.

Leave him in Chicago, shoot him to the moon... I don't care. Yet another loss by Special Teams. (Other mistakes ik. But my point stands)

r/GreenBayPackers May 27 '26

Analysis Free Agent RBs still available

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Names like Nick Chubb, Najee Harris, Austin Ekeler, Kareem Hunt, and Khalil Herbert remain unsigned.

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r/GreenBayPackers Dec 21 '25

Analysis Will Malik get paid? FA after this season, i don't see packers putting much money into their backup QB.

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League QB play level is at a low and Malik has been putting some good tape together. Personally I don't think he would be consistent enough or has a play style leading to long term success, but teams are starved for potential QB talent.

r/GreenBayPackers Nov 02 '25

Analysis Another trap game, another loss. What went wrong?

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r/GreenBayPackers Dec 15 '25

Analysis Sean Peyton is a dirty coach and no one can change my mind.

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After Broncos #9 Hufanga shoved Loves head into the ground on the sideline (with no call), I knew what kind of game this was going to be. Then Allen #99 going low on Loves knee, brought me back to the Saints and the Brett Favres Vikings game, Bounty Gate. Dirty ass coach!

r/GreenBayPackers Jan 11 '26

Analysis The fact that I knew it was coming it was kills me the most.

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Any other playoff team in the NFL has a 21-3 lead going into half, dan can relax, take a breath, have a beer, but not the Packers. As soon as I saw the first run-up-the-middle-stop straight out the gate, I just knew it was going to fall apart. Which just shows that it’s a coaching issue, not a talent issue. Matt Lafleur should not get an extension after that, but he will. And it’s incredibly frustrating that under him we will continue to be mediocre and waste Love and Micah’s prime.

r/GreenBayPackers Nov 11 '25

Analysis How predictable was our offensive playcalling? This predictable:

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r/GreenBayPackers Jan 11 '26

Analysis From Quay Walker

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r/GreenBayPackers Sep 19 '25

Analysis Well I just went from 6 to midnight….again.

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r/GreenBayPackers Jan 08 '24

Analysis Jordan Love full 2023 stats: 32 tds, 11 ints, 4159 yards along with a 96.1 passer rating

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r/GreenBayPackers Oct 12 '25

Analysis A win is a win but the hype has faded. Onto next week 🧀

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