Packers News: Kyler Fackrell leads improved pass rush
A roundup of the latest Green Bay Packers articles for Sunday, November 18.
Good morning and welcome to the Packers News Report. It’s an important day in the NFC North. Tonight, the Chicago Bears host the Minnesota Vikings in a battle for first place. The Green Bay Packers have a lot of work to do to catch both of these teams.
At 4-5-1, Green Bay could fall a long way behind first place if the Bears win and improve to 7-3 tonight.
In some ways, a Vikings victory would actually be best, as it would put them into first place at 6-3-1. The Packers would still have an opportunity to make up the ground with victories over both the Vikings and Bears.
Let’s begin the Packers News Report. Here’s a roundup of the latest articles from around the internet.
News and notes from around FanSided
Kyler Fackrell is having a breakout season (Lombardi Ave)
Just as everyone predicted (or not), Kyler Fackrell is having a breakout season. With eight sacks this year, he has more than Khalil Mack, DeMarcus Lawrence and Cameron Jordan.
Three free agents who could help Green Bay in 2019 (Dairyland Express – Brian Sampson)
Another loss could end Green Bay’s playoff hopes, and the focus would then turn to free agency and the draft. Brian Sampson of Dairyland Express looks at three free agents that could help this team in 2019.
More news and notes from around the internet
Studs and duds from Packers’ loss to Seahawks in Week 11 (PackersWire – Zach Kruse)
Week 11 Snap Counts: Green Bay runs season-low 49 offensive plays in Seattle (Acme Packing Company – Evan “Tex” Western)
Packers unsure how long they’ll be without Jimmy Graham (ESPN – Rob Demovsky)
Ending the self-inflicted wounds is the Packers only hope (Cheesehead TV – Ryan Brunner)
Analysis: Packers again fail to get the most out of Aaron Jones (PackersNews.com – Eric Baranczyk and Pete Dougherty)
Aaron Jones solidifies role as Green Bay’s feature back on Thursday Night Football (Pro Football Focus – Austin Gayle)
Top 30 moments in Green Bay Packers history. dark. Next
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