John Williams' 18-month wait ended in the unlikeliest fashion against Detroit...at center, a position he'd never played before in a game...ever. "Ain't got much time to really dilly-dally, panic, think about what's going on. Just got to go in there and get the job done."

With regards to Travis Glover’s two estimated DNPs this week, LaFleur says there’s always worry if a guy can’t practice. Says Kevin Zeitler is “absolutely” ready if called upon.

Trade! The Colts are sending eight-time Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson to the Seahawks for a 2027 third-round pick and a 2028 fifth-round pick, sources tell @ringer @netflixsports.

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Packers’ Evan Williams is PFF’s highest-graded safety in the NFL through seven weeks (90.2). He is the highest-graded player in the entire 2024 Draft Class. The only players aged 25 or below graded higher than Williams are JSN, Bijan and Will Anderson.

MarShawn Lloyd is averaging 2.6 yards per carry (last among 42 qualified RBs) and is last among NFL RBs in Rushing Yards Over Expected (-78). 16 targets for 70 yards (4.4/target) in the passing game 3 drops 38.9 pass block grade at PFF

If we're going to get flagged for breathing on the QB, we might as well make it worth it and suplex him to the ground.

What you are feeling is real weezy The Packers rank last in penalty "luck" through 7 weeks. Mostly due to defensive holding and roughing the passer calls on the defense

Green Bay Packers 2026 penalty numbers, specifically on all-important THIRD DOWN plays & in the FOURTH QTR of games The #Packers lead the #NFL in 4TH qtr penalty per game avg, recording historically high numbers in this category Compounding that, the @packers have off-the-charts numbers surrendering AUTOMATIC 1ST DOWNS via penalty on THIRD DOWN plays (& primarily in the 4th qtr) None of this is news to Green Bay players/coaches or fans Three games in particular this season (@Vikings @Lions & vs Cowboys) were beyond ridiculous w' officiating in the 4th qtr of those contests There are many numbers I can detail going back two decades but ill use 2021/2025 five-yr data as comparison to highlight the statistical improbablity of the 2026 stats Green Bay is surrendering 1.71 AUTOMATIC 1ST DOWNS per game on THIRD DOWN To put that in perspective, over the past 5 seasons the next highest avg in this category is the 2023 Titans (0.94 per game) & the 2021 #Bills at 0.89 per game GB is averaging almost DOUBLE per game of the next highest penalized team over past 5 seasons in this category In the FOURTH QTR, Green Bay is surrendering 1.29 AUTOMATIC 1ST DOWNS via penalty in 2026 The next closest to that the past five seasons is the 2024 Commanders at 0.90 per 4th qtr The bulk of Packers ROUGHING THE PASSER & UNNECESSARY ROUGHNESS & ILLEGAL CONTACT penalties have occurred in the 4th qtr (see clip #GBvsMIN Week 1 w' Shawn Hochuli) For the record im not a Packers fan, just someone that studies data But I watch every game & the officiating in some GB contests this season has been diabolical late The general response is "just play better" so a bad call or calls have no impact on the final outcome That sounds great & im sure every team would love to be ahead 50-0 in the 4th so an atrocious UNNECESSARY ROUGHNESS penalty has zero impact But the fact is most games come down to the final 10 mins & if you're on the wrong end of bad calls in the 4th qtr & particularly on 3rd down, its near impossible to overcome Its up to Matt LaFleur & Packers hierarchy to inform @NFLOfficiating & start calling out the one-sided numbers The positive would be these numbers can't continue indefinitely & GB does have 6 more games at Lambeau Field, where they historically have received better treatment #GoPackGo

Pool report from Lions-Packers on Wyatt unnecessary roughness and the intentional grounding call early in 4Q

Are the officials betting on these games?

FOX National Game of the Week and unfortunately more than a few controversial and questionable calls involved in it. Kind of rare to hear the rules analyst on the broadcast openly disagree with several rulings and adjudications, but to his credit, Dean Blandino did. Just was not an NFL Caliber Officiating Performance in my opinion. This crew has consistently been underwhelming in my opinion.