The Packers got an early bye, which was perfect considering the injuries along the offensive line. But big questions remain entering Sunday vs. the Bengals.

After a much-needed bye week with injuries plaguing the Green and Gold, the Packers are back in action on Sunday, facing the Bengals. The crew looks back over the first four weeks of the season, as well as comment on the return of Christian Watson and talk expectations for the defense and Jordan

The Green Bay Packers started the season hot with two wins at home, led by strong offensive and defensive performances, before the offense scuffled on the road

The Green Bay Packers were off for the bye week during Week 5 of the 2025 season. It was the earliest possible bye in the NFL, but Matt LaFleur's team got some much needed rest and recovery after a tumultuous two-week stretch of games in Cleveland and Dallas. Did the Packers get any help from other teams during the Sunday of Week 5? Let's dive in.

The Green Bay Packers come off their bye to host the Bengals in Week 6 as 14.5-point favorites at open. This is by far the largest line of the week – by nearly a touchdown.

To be the best, you’ve got to beat the best. The Green Bay Packers already have beaten the best. The Detroit Lions, the hottest team in the NF

According to multiple reporters on the scene, Christian Watson is practicing on Monday, meaning Green Bay has opened Watson’s 21-day window to return from the physically unable to perform list. Watson suffered a torn ACL in Week 18 of last season.