Titletown Takes-A Green Bay Packers Podcast

We start the offseason by discussing the hottest debate surrounding the Packers: What to do with Matt Lafleur?

The Packers put together another all-time playoff choke job blowing a 21-3 lead. McManus cost the team 7 points in missed kicks and the season comes to a devastating end. MLF and the staff will be on the hot seat as this has become all too familiar.

On the eve of the Wild Card matchup between these 2 rivals, we break down key storylines for both teams. We finish up examining the injury reports and getting hyped for a deep postseason run! GPG

We begin the week previewing early storylines as the Packers get ready to travel to Chicago in the Wild Card Round. We specifically pay attention to some bulletin board material being put out by Ben Johnson that the Pack can use as motivation. We conclude talking about how playing free, loose, and without the weight of expectations can lead to a team becoming dangerous!

Not surprisingly, this was one of the ugliest NFL games in recent memory as the Packers rest almost every key player in Week 18. We now known the wild card matchup will be against the Bears on Chicago. (9-7-1)

We talk about the biggest storylines surround the Packers regular season finale in Minnesota.

Derrick Henry and the Ravens bully the Packers with a historic night on the ground. Malik Willis did his best, but the defense let them down. The Packers are certainly stumbling into the playoffs and are now locked into the number 7 seed. (9-6-1)

The Packers choke one away thanks to another onside kick blunder. Jordan Love suffered a concussion, but Malik Willis filled in admirably I. The loss. MLF has to get this locker room focused on staying in the present moment and going 1-0 one week at a time. (9-5-1)

We go through some quick morning musings I woke up with as we get ready for the huge NFC North Clash Saturday night.

The Packers lose the game and whole lot more as massive injuries take their toll and jeopardize the entire season in the process. We try to vent it out after a rough Sunday for the Green and Gold. (9-4-1)

We take a look at that will likely decide the outcome is a huge matchup between Division Leaders!

The Packers take control of the NFC North with a huge win at home over the Bears! (9-3-1)

The Packers feast on Thanksgiving as Jordan Love throws 4 TD passes and Micah Parsons grabs 2.5 sacks in a huge win over Detroit! (8-3-1)

The Packers pass rush balled out and terrorized JJ McCarthy all afternoon. Emmanuel Wilson had a career day filling in for the injured Josh Jacobs and Micah Parsons was a game wrecker on D! (7-3-1)

It was not the prettiest game, but a win is a win in the NFL. When it came down to it, the Packers got the job done by any means necessary. Their next three games will all come against NFC North opponents. (6-3-1)

The Packers offense is in crisis mode after another embarrassing performance. MLF needs to figure it out as the defense continues to do its part. The Pack needs to find a way to turn this around before the season gets away from them. (5-3-1)

The Packers fall victim to the “trap game” as the Panthers stun them at home. MLF and the offense stalled out in opponent territory and they lose Tucker Kraft to injury to add salt on the wound . (5-2-1)

The Packers get a statement win on the road in the Steel City! They overcome a slow first half to put on a show in the second half of the game. Jordan Love outduels Aaron Rodgers in their first head-to-head matchup! (5-1-1)

The Packers overcome a sluggish start to get a win on the road. Josh Jacobs found the end zone twice and Micah Parsons had 3 sacks to lead the Pack! (4-1-1)

The Packers had trouble pulling away after an early lead. They ultimately close it out to get back in the win column coming off their Bye Week. (3-1-1)

That is not a typo! The Packers play to a draw in Dallas in wild one on Sunday night. We discuss how the last two weeks have humbled the Pack and how the early Bye Week is actually coming at the perfect time. (2-1-1)

The Packers fumble one away in one of the more embarrassing losses in recent memory. The team needs to regroup and refocus after a disappointing display in Cleveland. (2-1)

The Packers score another impressive win to begin the season as they take down a Washington team that was one win away from the Super Bowl last season. (2-0)

The Packers come out and get a statement win to bring the season taking down the defending NFC North Champions! (1-0)

We talk about how the Packers are on track to make it back to the Super Bowl sooner than most think.