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Dame back. Doc calls timeout less than 2 minutes in. Rockets up 6-0 on two transition layups. Lopez air ball and 2 turnovers.

The 6-4 Texans visit the 3-6 Cowboys. I have a feeling that Jerruh's 'Boys are going down, tonight. Kick off is at 7:15pm CST. The Game is on ABC and the ESPNs.

Nationally broadcast late game this Sunday.

Nick Bosa was injured in the 2nd quarter yesterday and didn’t return, no word yet on how serious. Seahawks were able to drive the field for the winning TD late yesterday in Santa Clara.

Would be nice to see the Packers finally put together a 4 quarter game with everything clicking and stomp these guys.

Game is at 3:25 CT, on Fox in Green Bay.

Long range weather forecast calls for a high of 43 degrees and overcast. With temps dropping as the game goes on and the sun goes down, which will be about 4:30 in GB.

Wonder how bad Bosa's newest injury is as he could not finish their game on Sunday?

At 5-5 they have been inconsistent and have had their share of injuries. But getting Christian McCaffrey back helps them.

1. Can you hire someone to teach your defense how to tackle and wrap up a player?

2. You have a good QB. ever think about using him instead of running up the middle when it hasn't worked all game?

3. With 12 minutes left in the game, 3 additional points would have looked good.

4. Please play Cox more.

Signed:

A disgruntled fan

FFS why not?

The Eagles win Thursday night pretty much puts them in the driver's seat for the NFCE, and changes the dynamics for the WC seeds.
Unfortunately, the teams that need to lose to help the Packers all have dog games this week.

JAX at DET
This could be a slaughter. If the Loins are far enough ahead for Coach Meathead to pull the starters, maybe it won't be so bad.

MINN at TENN
The Titans might have a slim chance of winning, but the Vikes would really have to fall apart for that to happen. Of course, the Vikings are fully capable of doing that, but it likely would take a better team than the Titans to win.

LAR at NE
Yet another game that appears to be lopsided, on paper at least.
The Rams are decimated by injury, but they are largely a mature, experienced team, and should generate enough offense to comfortably win.

CLE at NO
Both teams are a mess, and could result in a close game.
I would just as soon see the Browns win, but a  'Aints win wouldn't have any real impact on the Packers.

SEA at SF
Other than Packers/Bears, this could be the game o' the week.
The Niners have a distinct advantage on both sides of the ball, but injuries are really limiting them this year.
The 'Hawks need to get lucky, and find a way to win.

ATL at DEN
I think the Broncos have a real shot at winning this game.
The Falcons are decimated by injuries and are playing on the road.
Nix has been playing better the last couple of weeks or so.
The Falcons have been much better offensively, but they are much worse defensively.
Could be another close game where just a handful of big plays could make the difference, It would be a big help to the Packers if the Broncos can pull out a win.

There are (potentially) some good games in the AFC (BAL at PITT and KC at BUFF), but since they have no affect on the Packers, I don't care who wins.

How to watch #GBvsCHI:

⏰ 12 p.m. CT
📍 Soldier Field
📺 FOX
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— Green Bay Packers (@packers) November 17, 2024

Will Matt LaFleur get to 11-0 against the Bears today? pic.twitter.com/pHU7j9rpQt

— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) November 17, 2024

Welcome to Soldier Field, where the Packers haven’t lost since 2018. pic.twitter.com/jB5bL9NX96

— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) November 17, 2024

Packers have signed CB Robert Rochell from the practice squad to the active roster and placed G Jordan Morgan (shoulder) on injured reserve.

— Rob Demovsky (@RobDemovsky) November 16, 2024

The #1, 10-0 Oregon Ducks look to remain undefeated when they play the Wisconsin Badgers, tonight, in Madison. The Ducks are averaging just over 36 points per game, in their last five games. The Badgers need one more win to attain Bowl eligibility. That's a tall order for the Badgers, who gave up over 320 yards, on the ground, to an Iowa team who is not even close to being on the same level, as Oregon. Let's see what Luke Fickell has dialed up for this Badger's team. Hopefully, it is more than being a speed bump for a superior team. Show some pride, Bucky. BTW, this game is on NBC. Kick off scheduled for sometime close to 6:30pm CST.