Jason B. Hirschhorn

Packers HC Matt LaFleur says Lukas Van Ness will practice on Wednesday.

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on if he wants fewer possessions in a game:

"Not necessarily, no. I try not to get too hung up on that. Offensively, you're doing whatever you can do to try to score points. ... It's a little bit of a byproduct of how teams are playing us, quite frankly."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on what goes into fourth-down decisions:

"I think it's all the flow of the game. A lot of that will come into play. I think, generally speaking, we want to be aggressive. I know that doesn't always come to fruition based on the flow of the game."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on Jordan Love:

"I think the consistency at which he's gone out there and performed just keeps getting better the more he plays. Certainly, the comfort with his surrounding support cast is ever growing. ... Hopefully, we can continue to build and get even better."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on playing at altitude:

"We had our performance staff talk to our players today. There are certain things you can do. Ultimately, it is a circumstance, and you got to best prepare your body to go out and handle the elements."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on Bo Nix:

"He's an excellent quarterback. Obviously, he does a hell of a job in those two-minute situations, and they've had quite a few comeback victories."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on Broncos defense:

"Vance (Joseph) does a hell of a job putting his guys in position. There's not really a weak link out there."

Former Packers cornerback Rasul Douglas named Week 14's AFC Defensive Player of the Week.

A revamped Packers offensive line faces its biggest test since the Browns with Denver's havoc defense The last time Green Bay faced a pass rush this ferocious, Jordan Love had one of the worst games of his season and pass protection was a driving factor. They can't have a repeat performance.

The Broncos defense, particularly their pass rush, is the toughest test the Packers will have faced since the Browns game.

Why it can be different this time around.

www.theleap.football/p/a-revamped...

The Packers have no one left to fear in the NFC Reasonable minds can differ about the NFC's best team. But with little separating those at the top of the conference, the Packers should feel good about their chances against anyone.

Reasonable minds can differ about the NFC's best team. But with little separating those at the top of the conference, the Packers should feel good about their chances against anyone.

For @theleap.bsky.social: Green Bay has no one left to fear in the NFC.

Hell yeah

The Packers have no one left to fear in the NFC Reasonable minds can differ about the NFC's best team. But with little separating those at the top of the conference, the Packers should feel good about their chances against anyone.

Reasonable minds can differ about the NFC's best team. But with little separating those at the top of the conference, the Packers should feel good about their chances against anyone.

For @theleap.bsky.social: Green Bay has no one left to fear in the NFC.

The Chargers allowed 23 total pressures against the Eagles defense, according to @profootballfocus.bsky.social's preliminary charting.

Justin Herbert somehow navigated through that while playing with a broken hand.

Me, reliving my youth if/when Philip Rivers signs with the Colts this week:

Philip Rivers delaying his Hall of Fame candidacy until after Tom Brady and Drew Brees are inducted is a big-brain move.

The Packers worked out the following players on Monday:

DT Byron Cowart
OL Sataoa Laumea

The Falcons have claimed former Packers wideout Malik Heath off waivers.

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on Luke Musgrave:

"That was a heck of an effort (on the overturned reception). Apparently, they didn't see it how I saw it. That's just part of it."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur said he called timeout on fourth down at the end of the game to prevent a penalty for too many men on the field.

"We were planning on calling a timeout regardless, but I just had to use it a little bit quicker than you'd like to."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on Jordan Love's pass protection:

"I think for the most part it was pretty solid. There were times where we got a little loose. You'd like to be able to hold onto the ball a little longer. But I thought for the most part, our guys up front did their job."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on defending Bears on fourth-and-1:

"We were playing for run right there. They threw a pass. We guessed wrong, until we didn't."

Keisean Nixon "wasn't responsible for the tight end in that situation" but still made the interception.

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on recent DT additions:

"It was just one of those deals where it's like we're the biggest team, especially inside. Devonte (Wyatt) was doing a heck of a job just playing with great fundamentals, great technique. He was one of our better run defenders."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on run defense vs. Bears:

"I thought there were times where it was really sound and we did the right thing. There were other times where we have a guy off here or there, not in the right gap. That's a good offensive line. I'll give them a ton of credit."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on Dontayvion Wicks' ankle injury:

"He's been battling through that. I would say it's day to day."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on starting 4-0 in NFC North:

"We found a way to win a lot of these tight games. A year ago, we didn't."

Packers HC Matt LaFleur on Jordan Love's deep ball:

"I think he's done a pretty darn good job. I think he's developed. Not all of them are going to be perfect. There were a couple that were left short. But he also made a couple of really nice throws as well."

Here's Bo Melton's big play from Sunday.

By my charting, it's the first TD that the Packers have scored on a dagger concept this season.

Whatever bit you're doing, I don't follow.

You are mistaken

Current NFC standings:

1. Rams
2. Packers
3. Eagles
4. Bucs
5. Seahawks
6. 49ers
7. Bears