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Follow Greg Bedard's blog and our live box score as the Packers host the Cowboys and try to put their forgettable last two games (Vikings, Buccaneers) in the rearview mirror.

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Short-handed at outside linebacker, the Green Bay Packers are turning to an untested rookie for their game Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys.

Linebacker Aaron Kampman doesn't blame the Packers' coaches and medical staff for him playing most of Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with a head injury.

Tony Romo returns to the state where he grew up, searching for his 14th straight November win -- and fifth in a row overall for Dallas -- when the Cowboys take on the Packers at Lambeau Field on Sunday.

Jclombardi reviews Packers headlines & previews. Headlines: Critical Game. Different Views. Bulk Battle. Austin. Cowboys Tough. Fine Line Separates Romo From Rodgers. Injury Report: Out–TE Finley (knee); LB Kampman (concussion); LB Brady Poppinga (quad); T Mark Tauscher (knee). Doubtful — None. Questionable — LB Chillar (hand). Probable — WR Allen (quad); T Allen Barbre (concussion); FB Hall (calf); DE [...]

Jclombardi awards midseason Packers grades. OFFENSE: QB: Rodgers: Rodgers has solid statistical numbers with some bad spotty performances. He must improve in critical game situations and learn pocket presence. GRADE: B. Flynn: He has had little playing time, but appears to be a future good backup. GRADE: Inc.   GBPG GRADE: B-. RB: Grant: He is a decent back with up [...]

Jclombardi reviews Packers’ NFL power rankings & midseason report cards. NFL Power Rankings: Packers Espn:  16. Their loss to Minnesota made sense. The one at Tampa Bay was inexplicable. NBC/PFT: 16.  At least the sudden hot seat will help keep Mike McCarthy warm during the November and December games at Lambeau Field. Yahoo: 16. Rodgers’ three picks hurt, but [...]

Last Sunday, the Minnesota Vikings came into Lambeau Field and beat the host Green Bay Packers 38-26. In the process, they made a statement: “We are the better team.” Packers fans made a statement, too, booing their former signal caller when he took the field and, for a while at least, when he touched the ball. Apparently, he was either wrong to exclaim that “real Packers fans would understand” his joining the Vikings. Or maybe the stadium was filled with others who, like me, are n...

Keep on reading: Packers Had Already Blown Season Before Today

Before assessing what Sunday's 38-26 loss to the Minnesota Vikings actually means to the Green Bay Packers (the subject of my next article—look for it Sunday morning), I want to provide the report card on each unit: Quarterback: B+ Aaron Rodgers had a passer rating over 100 for the fifth consecutive week, raising his season rating to 110.4. He now has 14 TDs and just two picks, plus one rushing TD and two fumbles lost for a 15:4 touchdown to turnover ratio. All of these stats are bett...

Keep on reading: Vikings Dominate Packers Early, Hold On

At 1:15pm PST (that's right—daylight savings is over, and it's time to change your clocks back to real time!), the second-place Green Bay Packers host the division-leading Minnesota Vikings. It is a rematch of the week four matchup won by the Vikings, 30-23. And I think I have heard something about a future Hall of Fame traitor's return... (Incidentally, for all of you still holding the ridiculous notion that The Traitor did not go to the Vikings to stick it to the Packers—catching us ...

Keep on reading: Packers Ready for Return of the Traitor