Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson has had nearly 48 hours to reflect on screaming “F*ck the Packers!” during his team’s NFC Wild Card victory celebration in the locker room Saturday night. And while the first-year head coach didn’t shout “F*ck the Packers” again, he made it clear he has no regrets over his outburst.
Ben Johnson is long on offensive strategy and play-calling, but very short on sportsmanship or even a modicum of class.
In yet another incident of a fan in the stands interacting with a NFL player from the opposing team, a Green Bay Packers cheesehead was seen pushing Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers after the player performed his own version of the Lambeau Leap.
Legendary NFL quarterback Brett Favre gave glory to Jesus Christ on Christmas Day, saying he wants his life to honor the Lord.
Green Bay Packers cornerback Keisean Nixon had a few choice words for his naysayers after his last minute end-zone interception Sunday.
Week 9 is in the books, and it’s clear that the one guarantee we can make about the NFL is that absolutely nothing is guaranteed.
Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers delivered a curse-filled explosion Sunday during the team’s 35-25 loss to the Green Bay Packers.
Aaron Rodgers is well-known for his ability to get Packers fans out of their seats and to get loud. However, it had a different effect than he’s used to on Sunday night.
It’s probably not accurate to call the Packers and Steelers rivals, though one could be forgiven for thinking that while watching the fracas that broke out between the two teams Sunday night.
The Packers-Steelers game seemed all but settled in the final moments of the fourth quarter Sunday night, with the only notable remaining photo-op being the exchange of handshakes after Green Bay thoroughly humbled their former signal-caller, Aaron Rodgers.
I have detected a distinct note of pessimism from some of you who now seem to be doubting my statement of Week 1 when I said the Green Bay Packers were the best team in the NFL and everyone else was fighting for second place.
Micah Parsons had a brilliant three-sack performance against the Cardinals on Sunday, but he would have had more had one of them not been called back for an illegal hip-drop tackle.
Road trips are hard. They’re even harder when the plane doesn’t work and you have to wait more than five hours for a new one.
Micah Parsons goes all out on the football field when he’s going after quarterbacks, and now he’s bringing some of that same energy to press conferences when criticizing the NFL and their officiating.
The chorus of disapproval wishing to see the Tush Push banned includes not only fans, media, and team executives but also players, such as Green Bay’s Micah Parsons.
The Green Bay Packers badly mismanaged the clock at the end of the overtime period in their game against the Cowboys on Sunday night, nearly resulting in a loss instead of a tie.
The Green Bay Packers are the best team in the National Football League. That is a statement of fact based on observable evidence and in no way a hot take
The NFL held a moment of silence for murdered conservative activist Charlie Kirk before Thursday night’s game between the Washington Commanders and Green Bay Packers.
Cowboys fans are not the only ones struggling to come to grips with a life without Micah Parsons on their team. Cowboys legend Michael Irvin is flummoxed as well, and he believes Parsons had to have “hurt Jerry [Jones] personally” for the shocking trade to have been made.
The brother of former Cowboy and brand new Packer, Micah Parsons, says that the breakdown in the relationship between his sibling and the Cowboys came down to one word: Respect.
Micah Parsons is headed to the Green Bay Packers after a blockbuster trade, leaving the Dallas Cowboys following a lengthy contract dispute.
Longtime New Orleans Saints star tight end Jimmy Graham has decided to call it a career.
The Green Bay Packers have decided to part ways with injury-plagued star cornerback Jaire Alexander, allowing their former defender to seek a new NFL home.
The play that greatly aided the Philadelphia Eagles in their quest for a Super Bowl championship in 2024 will be available to them in 2025.
NFL owners voted to table the Packers’ proposal to ban the “Tush Push” at last week’s owners’ meetings. However, Packers CEO Mark Murphy remains undaunted in his belief that the proposal will get passed.
On Tuesday, the NFL voted to table a proposal from the Green Bay Packers to ban the “Tush Push,” the favorite short-yardage play of the Philadelphia Eagles, where a tight end and running back push the quarterback over the center
The league’s 32 owners voted not to vote on the Green Bay Packers’ proposal to ban the tush push, the Philadelphia Eagles’ favorite short-yardage play in which a tight end and running back literally push the quarterback forward.
Legendary Packers QB Brett Favre said Elon Musk is deserving of all “accolades,” while blasting the left as “very evil,” after a series of arson attacks on Musk’s Tesla dealerships.
The Green Bay Packers’ proposal to outlaw the Philadelphia Eagles’ famous (famous if you’re an Eagles fan, infamous if you’re not) “Tush Push” play is so controversial that it led to “heated” debate at the league’s annual meeting in Palm Beach, Florida.
LeShon Johnson, a former running back for the Green Bay Packers and Arizona Cardinals, was arrested as part of the largest FBI crackdown on dog fighting in the history of the bureau.
A high school trans runner in Oregon who shattered records at a girls’ track meet last week caught national attention, and now Brett Favre is “shaming” those who allowed it.
Jets star Mark Gastineau is suing ESPN and accusing the network of unfairly playing up a video showing his dustup with legend Brett Favre.
Former Green Bay Packer Brett Favre said it was “unreal” to see Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky speaking disrespectfully to President Trump in the Oval Office Friday.
You may not be a fan of the “Tush Push,” but Eagles coach Nick Sirianni certainly is, and he thinks the proposal to ban the controversial play is “unfair.”
Have we seen the last of the “Tush Push?” If one NFL team has their way, we definitely have.
Bill Belichick is no longer in the NFL (at least for a year, anyway), but that doesn’t mean he’s short on suggestions for the league.
A Packers fan who in a viral video was subjected to a vile tirade by an Eagles fan is now being accused of setting up the Eagles fan.
The Philadelphia Eagles fan seen on a viral video hurling vicious, abusive comments at a female Green Bay Packers fan is defending himself after being fired from his “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) job. The Philly fan, who used the
Ryan Caldwell, the Eagles fan seen on Sunday directing a vile and profane rant at a female Packers fan, has been fired from the DEI-focused consulting firm he worked for.
Fans and social media users reacted with outrage and disgust after an Eagles fan directed a vile rant at a Packers fan during Sunday’s NFC Wild-Card game.
