The Green Bay Packers face the Chicago Bears with Micah Parsons out as Field Yates details how team must generate pressure on Caleb Williams.

Despite all the injury problems the Green Bay Packers had to face over the past few days, it's time to regroup and keep the NFC North battle alive. Two weeks after beating the Chicago Bears at Lambeau Field,

GREEN BAY, Wis. – The Green Bay Packers suffered a devastating loss to the Denver Broncos on Sunday. Not only did the Packers lose superstar defensive end Micah Parsons, they fell from first place in the NFC North and in the mix for the No. 1 seed to ...

Denver’s defense stifled Jordan Love in the second half of the Broncos’ 34-26 win Sunday over the Green Bay Packers.

The bitterness between NFC North rivals is always clear on the field, and sometimes off it, but the feisty rivalries took a more positive approach on Wednesday. Packers alumnus Vonnie Holliday represented the Green and Gold faithful on Wednesday at the Ashwaubenon Hy-Vee to ring bells for the Salvation Army’s Red

A former Packers player took part in some friendly competition with members of other teams in the NFC North on Wednesday.

With Rome Odunze and Luther Burden injured, the Bears may be forced to turn to undrafted rookie receiver Jahdae Walker.

Packers alumnus Vonnie Holliday will represent the Packers by ringing bells near the Starbucks in Hy-Vee in Ashwaubenon from 6 to 7 p.m., with alumni from the Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings also ringing bells in their cities during the same time.

The Bears and Packers will be broadcast on FOX. Kevin Burkhardt will have the play-by-play call with Tom Brady serving as an analyst. Erin Andrews will be reporting from the sidelines. Jeff Joniak, Tom Thayer and Jason McKie will be on the call for ESPN 1000.