
Keisean Nixon showed he's the least of Packers' problems amid Week 1 collapse
Although cornerback Keisean Nixon was seemingly at risk of losing his job, he started for the Green Bay Packers in Week 1 and delivered.
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Although cornerback Keisean Nixon was seemingly at risk of losing his job, he started for the Green Bay Packers in Week 1 and delivered.

After a disastrous Week 1 performance, the Green Bay Packers will have to do more than replace struggling left guard Donovan Jennings to fix the offensive line.

Not having Micah Parsons on the field has hurt the Green Bay Packers' chances of winning games, especially with the pass rusher's ability to close out games.

Panic moves after Week 1 are rarely smart, but the Packers should make an exception to the rule with Kevin Zeitler.

Offensive guard T.J. Lang takes the title of the greatest Green Bay Packers player to wear No. 70.

The Packers made the right call to be aggressive, but that's where the good decision-making ended.

The Green Bay Packers threw away a win, but Christian Watson's dominant game is still a massive takeaway.

The Green Bay Packers suffered another heartbreaking fourth-quarter collapse, and it follows a trend for Matt LaFleur.

After a strong first three quarters, the Green Bay Packers collapsed in agonizing fashion in their Week 1 loss to the Minnesota Vikings.

Why Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst deserves blame for their latest heartbreaking defeat.

How the Packers threw away another game from a commanding position in Week 1 against the Vikings.

The Green Bay Packers blew a 22-10 lead to lose 39-22 to the rival Minnesota Vikings. The tide truly turned on a controversial, penalty-riddled drive that helped the Vikings take a fourth quarter lead.

What did we learn from the Packers' fourth-quarter meltdown against the Vikings in Week 1?

The Packers will have Zach Bako-Bewele available in Week 1, but Aaron Banks is out. Here's what it means.

Five-time All-Pro offensive tackle David Bakhtiari takes the title of the greatest Green Bay Packers player to wear No. 69.