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BETTING
With the Green Bay Packers taking a 2-1-1 record into their bye, here is our report card through the first four games of the season.
Jacob Westendorf, Jacob Westendorf|
Led by quarterback Jordan Love, these five players must continue their high-level play in order for the Green Bay Packers to reach their potential after the bye.
Bill Huber|
Two weeks ago, the Green Bay Packers were arguably the best team in the NFC. How about now? Here is how we stack up the 16 conference teams in the Super Bowl race.
Jacob Slinkman|
The Green Bay Packers are a disappointing but solid 2-1-1 at the bye. They’ll be even better after the bye if these players step up.
Bill Huber|
There’s no doubt the Packers must play better. The next four opponents will provide a golden opportunity to get onto a roll for the second half of the season.
Bill Huber|
Yes, the Green Bay Packers are coming off an offensive explosion, but is that sustainable against better defenses? In that light, with the trade deadline next month, SI.com proposed this trade for the Packers.
Bill Huber|
After two disappointing finishes ruined their 2-0 start to the season, here’s where the Packers are in the NFC playoff standings and a look at the huge challenges that are ahead.
Bill Huber|
The Green Bay Packers remain a top-10 team in the latest On SI NFL Power Rankings. Plus, who is the best rookie on each team?
Bill Huber|
Early in Sunday night’s game at the Dallas Cowboys, the Green Bay Packers faced a fourth-and-2 near midfield but decided to punt.
Bill Huber|
Between blocked kicks and a playing-with-fire return game, Green Bay’s special teams are off to a horrendous start.
Bill Huber|
Coming off a loss at the Browns and a tie at the Cowboys, the Green Bay Packers are on their bye. Is a Week 5 bye too early? Maybe not considering this recent parallel.
Bill Huber|
The Green Bay Packers had been the No. 3 team in our Consensus NFL Power Rankings following two impressive wins. Where are they now after blowing an early lead and tying the Cowboys?
Bill Huber|
Offensively, the Green Bay Packers were practically unstoppable against the Dallas Cowboys. They didn’t win, though.
Bill Huber|
The Green Bay Packers should be 4-0. Instead, they are 2-1-1 after blowing a second consecutive road game. Including what’s next for Matt LaFleur, here are this week’s Overreactions. 
Bill Huber|
Both offenses have to be firing on all cylinders for a game to end in a 40-40 tie, but who led the way and earned MVP honors in the Sunday night tie between the Packers and Cowboys?
Jacob Slinkman|
After blowing a big early lead, the Green Bay Packers were fortunate to earn a tie at the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night. Here’s our analysis of the snap counts along with the stud, dud and defining play.
Bill Huber|
The Jordan Love-led passing game was exceptional for most of the Green Bay Packers’ 40-40 tie at the Dallas Cowboys, but the rest of the units underperformed.
Jacob Westendorf|
The Green Bay Packers’ horrendous clock management during the final moments of overtime almost cost them a tie on Sunday night at the Dallas Cowboys.
Bill Huber|
“Weird” was the word of the night as the Packers and Cowboys fought for almost 4 hours, only to end up in a record-setting 40-40 tie. 
Bill Huber|
The Green Bay Packers started hot, but the special teams faltered and defense crumbled. Here are the risers and fallers following a 40-40 tie at the Dallas Cowboys.
Jacob Westendorf|
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