The Green Bay Packers passing game has struggled of late, and there’s nothing coach Matt LaFleur would like more than for his offense to find its groove again heading into Sunday’s NFC wild-card game on the road against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Green Bay Packers head coach Mike LaFleur was asked about the what led to the Eagles' defensive success against the pass during Wednesday's press conference.

Both of these teams are different from their Week 1 matchup in Brazil in so many ways. Their rematch should be a very fun chess match.

The Green Bay Packers are in the playoffs, and that’s half the battle. They ended their season on a tough note, with two-straight losses to NFC North opponents, but at 11-6, that afforded them the opportunity to hold on to the NFC’s seventh seed.

Green Bay knows it can pull a road playoff upset as a No. 7 seed because that's exactly what the Packers did in Dallas last

The Green Bay Packers enter this year’s playoffs with more than just team aspirations riding on the line. For the organization, the postseason represents a chance to improve on last year’s run, where they shocked the Dallas Cowboys in the Wild Card round before falling just short against the powerhouse San Francisco 49ers.

The Green Bay Packers clinched a playoff berth in Week 16, beating the New Orleans Saints on Monday Night Football. Since then, things have gone south quickly for the team, with consecutive losses to the Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears.

The Green Bay Packers (11-6) are the No. 7 seed on the NFC side of the playoffs, which means they'll have to head to Philadelphia this weekend to take on the second-seeded Eagles (14-3).