Packers shut out Saints at frigid Lambeau Field, 34-0
The Saints appeared to be on the verge of snapping the shutout late in the first half, driving from their own 39-yard line to the Packers’ 29. But on second down, Rattler was sacked by blitzing cornerback Keisean Nixon, who forced and recovered a fumble by Rattler for the first turnover of the night.
Mike Spofford celebrates the anniversary of the Lambeau Leap in this edition of Packers Daily. Larry McCarren takes a look at ...
When you land in Green Bay as a player, you have a chance to play for football immortality, in a shrine called Lambeau Field—the hallowed cradle of the league. Step inside the stadium and you see the ...
It will be a rivalry renewed this week at U.S. Bank Stadium when the Green Bay Packers (11-4) take on the Minnesota Vikings (13-2). Packers coach Matt LaFleur i ...
Packers President and CEO Mark Murphy will retire in July and be inducted into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame in August.
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Majority of Proline players pick Packers to earn win over SaintsThe Green Bay Packers emphatically punched their NFL playoff ticket Monday night, much to the delight of many Proline bettors ...
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Offord: Saints vs. Packers BreakdownLast night's Monday Night Football matchup showed off two NFC teams on completely different paths, in The New Orleans Saints ...
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Kelce was in a giving mood throughout the day, handing out Packers-themed clothing, as well as pieces of cheese.
The Green Bay Packers made short work of the New Orleans Saints on Monday night. Here are three takeaways with a showdown at ...
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