TWO GREEN Bay Packers stars were carted off the field in back-to-back plays on their opening drive against the New York Jets. The Packers had already entered the Week 2 road contest ailing with

The Green Bay Packers (1-1) have a short week as they host the Atlanta Falcons (0-2) on Sept. 24. The Packers escaped MetLife Stadium with an overtime win over the New York Jets on Sept. 20, but suffered several injuries to starters. The Packers didn’t practice Sept. 21, so the injury report is an estimation.

Jowon Briggs Had a Sack, Forced Fumble, and Two Pressures in the Green Bay game.

LaFleur said that Reed, who suffered a broken collarbone during the Packers’ Week 2 game last year against Washington, spent the night in a hospital near the Meadowlands and was set to return to Green Bay on Monday. It’s unclear how long Reed will be sidelined.

To call this the most important Week 2 game in Green Bay Packers history would be historic levels of hyperbole. But there’s no getting around

Previewing the Packers' Week 2 showdown with the Jets: What we're watching, reasons for optimism and concern, matchups and a prediction.

According to ESPN Insights, the Packers are the first team since 1941 to win a game with less than 200 yards of offense, 100-plus penalty yards and a negative turnover margin. Teams in that situation were previously 0-44, ESPN Insights noted.

Fans of fumbles, penalties, rain and the Green Bay Packers had a good time at the New York Jets home opener on Sunday. Unfortunately for the Jets’ fans, they had to watch the team blow a 17-7 fourth-quarter lead and lose in overtime, 20-17.

Green Bay hasn't been able to do anything of the sort since Micah Parsons' tore his ACL in Week 15 in Denver last season. The Packers have lost six straight games since their superstar edge rusher went down, their longest losing streak since the pre-Brett Favre era in the early 1990s.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – The Green Bay Packers (0-1) will have a healthy offensive line for the first time in a while. Packers left guard Aaron Banks (knee) will play against the New York Jets (1-0).

Jonathan Gannon must find a way to stress a strong Jets offensive line and pressure Geno Smith if the Packers are to have defensive success on Sunday.

The Green Bay Packers are committing penalties at an alarming rate rarely seen before in this franchise’s storied history.