The Green Bay Packers got defensive end Lukas Van Ness back for practice today, a good sign going into the week of prep.

The Packers have rattled off four straight wins, and their coach consistently pushing the right buttons is a significant reason why.

Green Bay (9-3-1) has won four straight games, including three straight against division rivals – taking the NFC North lead after last week's win over the Chicago Bears. Denver (11-2) has won 10 in a row after starting the season 1-2 and leads the NFC West.

There is only one competing game in the late timeslot on CBS: Seahawks vs. Colts. Every NFL TV market except Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Houston, Jacksonville and Indianapolis will get Packers vs. Broncos. The TV broadcast map for the late timeslot on CBS (red is Packers vs. Broncos):

The city of Chicago very nearly exploded with excitement about the 2025 Chicago Bears on Sunday, but a heartbreaking loss to the Green Bay Packers threw the bra

Warren Brinson was the Green Bay Packers’ backup defensive tackle at both positions against the Chicago Bears.

The Green Bay Packers have a showdown against the Broncos, and Matt LaFleur set the stage by buttering up the opponent.

Former Green Bay Packers wide receiver Malik Heath is staying in the NFC after being claimed off waivers this week.