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Why the Packers Must Sit Their Starters

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Packers Total Access : Everything You Need To Know About Trevon Diggs + Jordan Love & Malik Willis Injury Updates!

The Packers claimed Trayvon Diggs off waivers, and while there's no rational reason to expect him to save the season, maybe it's time to embrace the irrational. We break down the salary cap implications, the circumstances of his Cowboys departure, and why the "we need bodies" argument might be the only one worth making. Beyond Diggs, we dive into all 14 roster moves, including intriguing practice squad addition Damien Martinez—a physical downhill runner with elite college production—plus the return of Desmond Ritter as QB4 depth. We also examine the first injury report of the week, where Jordan Love appears as a full participant and an illness continues spreading through the locker room. The real surprise comes from DVOA trajectory analysis comparing this Packers team to historical squads with similar seasonal paths. The results? Three of the four most comparable teams won the Super Bowl, including the 2008 Steelers, 2022 Chiefs, and 2010 Packers. Sometimes mediocre teams get lucky—why not us? This episo

The phones are ringing off the hook as Packer Nation processes another gut-wrenching loss and a three-game losing streak heading into the playoffs. Tonight's callers aren't holding back their frustrations, and the Rashaan Gary discourse has reached a boiling point. The big news drops mid-show as Trevon Diggs reportedly signs with Green Bay, sparking debate about whether the former Cowboys corner can resurrect his career in the same system that transformed Rasul Douglas. Callers also bid farewell to Malik Willis, with one suggesting Pittsburgh as his ideal landing spot to continue what Green Bay started. But the main event tonight is the avalanche of Rashaan Gary criticism. Multiple callers draw comparisons to Nick Perry, question his leadership abilities, and debate whether his contract is salvageable. The frustration extends to offensive linemen Banks and Rasheed Walker for drive-killing penalties, and some are even calling for Matt LaFleur's job. One caller sums up the mood perfectly: this team is broken

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Has any team ever lost four straight games and still made a Super Bowl run? With the Packers currently spiraling, we're diving deep into the historical data to find out exactly what we're dealing with. In this episode, we break down every team since 1999 that limped into the playoffs on a losing streak—from the 1999 Lions to the 2024 Steelers—and track their EPA and DVOA trends against where Green Bay sits right now. The results? Surprisingly hopeful. While most comparable teams went one-and-done, the Packers' final DVOA of 13.1 is actually HIGHER than all of them, and their regression pattern eerily mirrors the 2010 Super Bowl champions. We also shut down the Trevon Diggs fantasy with cold, hard PFF data—the Cowboys released him mid-week for a reason, and no, he's not better than what we have. Plus quick hits on Micah Parsons' successful ACL surgery and Zeke Elliott quietly filing retirement papers. The defense has tanked at minus-110 EPA per week while the offense holds steady. It's not impossible. It's

Tonight's call-in show takes an unexpected emotional turn when Kyle from Madison shares the devastating news of his stepfather Doug's sudden passing—the man who made him the Packer fan he is today. Despite his loss, Kyle honored Doug by attending the game with family, delivering a powerful reminder of what football really means to this community. Callers unload on a defense that got absolutely bulldozed by the Ravens, with one fan describing the embarrassing performance from his all-22 vantage point. The Rashaan Gary discussion heats up as multiple callers question his future, noting that Micah Parsons never once gave him props all season—what did Parsons see that we didn't? Plus, Ryan shuts down the Travon Diggs hype train before it leaves the station, reminding everyone that waived players get cut for a reason. The conversation turns philosophical as we examine the "shiny object" fan mentality that always wants to fire someone, trade for someone, and believes everything we have is terrible while everythin

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The calls are pouring in and Packer fans are fed up. Tonight's episode dives deep into the raw frustration consuming the fanbase as the season spirals toward what feels like an inevitable playoff disappointment. Craig from Indiana kicks things off with his top five reasons this season has been so devastating, from the joy-killing injuries to the perpetual special teams disasters. Then Jersey Mike drops a truth bomb that sparks the night's biggest debate: Is Matt LaFleur too much of a "nerd coach" to inspire this team when things get ugly? The callers don't hold back comparing him to Dan Campbell's fire-breathing leadership style, and the conversation gets heated about what's really missing in Green Bay's DNA. Packer Super Fan Mike brings the receipts on Lambeau's vanishing home field advantage, revealing a stat that will make your blood boil about how many home games we've lost compared to the Holmgren era. Plus, the Malik Willis versus Jordan Love debate continues, and Ryan draws a hard line in the sand a

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Malik Willis just posted a 96 PFF grade with a 100% adjusted completion rate, and now we have to talk about the elephant in the room. Today we dive deep into the complete PFF breakdown from Week 17 while addressing the quarterback conversation that's dividing Packers nation. Malik Willis delivers a historic performance: 18-of-21, 288 yards, 130+ passer rating, and an 87 rushing grade to match his 93 passing grade The offensive line nightmare continues with Aaron Banks posting a 15 pass blocking grade and Sean Ryan at 23.5—the worst performances of the season Jordan Morgan emerges as a bright spot at right tackle with an 80 overall grade, signaling the future tackle combination Breaking down the Jordan Love contract reality: why a $100 million dead cap makes any trade virtually impossible before 2028 Kamal Haddon and Jordan Riley suffer season-ending injuries as the defense struggles with 11 missed tackles and alignment issues We explore every angle of the Malik situation—from compensatory picks to contrac

Packers Total Access : Packers Players Sound Off+ Week 18 Strategy News + Malik Willis Future

The Packers just delivered one of the most confusing games of the season—a performance that was somehow satisfying, depressing, and historically awful all at the same time. The offense looked absolutely dominant with Malik Willis at the helm, cutting through the Ravens defense like they didn't exist. But the defense? They gave up 41 points, the worst performance since 2016 and the worst of the entire Matt LaFleur era. This episode digs deep into what's really broken with this team. It's not just injuries—it's belief. The 2010 Packers had injuries too, but they had something this team doesn't: the ability to rise up. We're watching a squad that can't capitalize on momentum, can't get inspired, and can't seem to find that warrior mentality when it matters most. The locker room knows the standard isn't being met, but nobody seems to know how to fix it. We also explore the uncomfortable question: Is Matt LaFleur still the right guy for this next phase? We break down the potential coaching candidates—from Jesse

Packers Total Access : POSTGAME SHOW Ravens Defeat Packers As Injuries Continue To Pile Up

Packers Total Access : Packers vs Ravens PREGAME SHOW!

Jordan Love is officially OUT for Saturday's showdown against Baltimore, thrusting Malik Willis into the spotlight with the NFC North division title still within reach. With Lamar Jackson also doubtful for the Ravens, this matchup just became a battle of backup quarterbacks—and the Packers hold every advantage at home. This episode delivers a comprehensive breakdown of the Baltimore Ravens, a team having their worst season since 2021. We examine Tyler Huntley's extensive film history (he's 5-12 as Baltimore's fill-in starter), Derek Henry's dramatic statistical decline from his monster 2024 campaign, and why their aging defense—featuring pass rushers who can't rush and corners having career-worst seasons—presents an exploitable matchup for Green Bay. Key discussion points include the strategy debate around resting starters versus competing for the division, the Ravens' rapidly closing championship window with declining stars at multiple positions, and why Kyle Hamilton remains one of the few legitimate thr

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