Tonight we have a matchup between NFC North division rivals as the 5-5 Chicago Bears head to Green Bay to take on the 7-3 Packers. Both teams need this win in their fight for the playoffs. If the Bears fall below .500, they will likely miss the playoffs. Meanwhile, the Packers need the win to stay in the hunt for the first-round bye.
Mitchell Trubisky returns as the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers meet on Sunday. MJ Hurley previews the game, betting odds, and more.
Fantasy playoffs are right around the corner for most leagues. For those with trade deadlines approaching, you’re probably looking to make a move to set yourself up for a deep postseason run. If that’s the case, you’ve come to the right place. Here are some players you should look to buy and sell heading into Week 12.
After a nail-biter against the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Green Bay Packers move on to face the third of their four AFC South opponents for the year in the Indianapolis Colts.
The NFL season has picked up steam. Most teams have had their bye weeks, and are now focused on making the playoffs—and are trying to beat any team that stands in their way.
Here’s a look back at the week that was Week 10 of the NFL season.
In a game that was expected to be a blowout, the Jacksonville Jaguars kept it close against the Green Bay Packers. The final score of 24-20 was barely off of the predicted 27-20 from earlier in the week from the preview. The Packers fought back from their early struggles to win the game as the defense smothered Jake Luton on the final drive to earn the victory.
The 1-7 Jacksonville Jaguars head north to take on the 6-2 Green Bay Packers on Sunday. The Packers will be returning a few starters on offense but will be without Jaire Alexander, who was listed as doubtful as he is in the concussion protocol. Green Bay needs to win this game to keep pace with Seattle and New Orleans for the top spot in the NFC.
Week 9 is in the books, and the NFC playoff picture continues to evolve. Which teams have the best shot of playing into the postseason?
As a Green Bay Packer fan, it has been quite the journey since last year’s NFC championship exit. The team added Devin Funchess, Christian Kirksey, and Rick Wagner via free agency, a solid start to the offseason. Then, instead of drafting a receiver or linebacker in the first round of the draft, Green Bay traded up to take Jordan Love, a quarterback, who won’t see the field until 2022 barring injury.
A game that was supposed to be marred by injuries on both sides only affected the San Francisco 49ers. Aaron Jones ended up playing after being questionable all week, and Aaron Rodgers utilized Davante Adams and Marquez Valdes-Scantling in a 34-17 rout of the 49ers.
Football fans should consider themselves lucky to even have Thursday Night Football tonight. Both the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers have had Covid-19 run rampant through their rosters. However, we learned this morning that the game will be played. Time to make some money on the NFL college football tonight.
Tonight we have a matchup between NFC North division rivals as the 5-5 Chicago Bears head to Green Bay to take on the 7-3 Packers. Both teams need this win in their fight for the playoffs. If the Bears fall below .500, they will likely miss the playoffs. Meanwhile, the Packers need the win to stay in the hunt for the first-round bye.
Mitchell Trubisky returns as the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers meet on Sunday. MJ Hurley previews the game, betting odds, and more.
Fantasy playoffs are right around the corner for most leagues. For those with trade deadlines approaching, you’re probably looking to make a move to set yourself up for a deep postseason run. If that’s the case, you’ve come to the right place. Here are some players you should look to buy and sell heading into Week 12.
After a nail-biter against the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Green Bay Packers move on to face the third of their four AFC South opponents for the year in the Indianapolis Colts.
The NFL season has picked up steam. Most teams have had their bye weeks, and are now focused on making the playoffs—and are trying to beat any team that stands in their way.
Here’s a look back at the week that was Week 10 of the NFL season.
In a game that was expected to be a blowout, the Jacksonville Jaguars kept it close against the Green Bay Packers. The final score of 24-20 was barely off of the predicted 27-20 from earlier in the week from the preview. The Packers fought back from their early struggles to win the game as the defense smothered Jake Luton on the final drive to earn the victory.
The 1-7 Jacksonville Jaguars head north to take on the 6-2 Green Bay Packers on Sunday. The Packers will be returning a few starters on offense but will be without Jaire Alexander, who was listed as doubtful as he is in the concussion protocol. Green Bay needs to win this game to keep pace with Seattle and New Orleans for the top spot in the NFC.
Week 9 is in the books, and the NFC playoff picture continues to evolve. Which teams have the best shot of playing into the postseason?
As a Green Bay Packer fan, it has been quite the journey since last year’s NFC championship exit. The team added Devin Funchess, Christian Kirksey, and Rick Wagner via free agency, a solid start to the offseason. Then, instead of drafting a receiver or linebacker in the first round of the draft, Green Bay traded up to take Jordan Love, a quarterback, who won’t see the field until 2022 barring injury.
A game that was supposed to be marred by injuries on both sides only affected the San Francisco 49ers. Aaron Jones ended up playing after being questionable all week, and Aaron Rodgers utilized Davante Adams and Marquez Valdes-Scantling in a 34-17 rout of the 49ers.
Football fans should consider themselves lucky to even have Thursday Night Football tonight. Both the Green Bay Packers and San Francisco 49ers have had Covid-19 run rampant through their rosters. However, we learned this morning that the game will be played. Time to make some money on the NFL college football tonight.
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