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“When You Want to Be Safe, He Burns You”: Packers Get Lions Warning
Packers defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon warns that the Lions’ offense, led by quarterback Jared Goff (111.3 passer rating, 12 TDs, 0 INTs) and star WR Amon‑Ra St. Brown, has “no tendencies” and will punish any safety‑first approach. Detroit (3‑2) ranks second in NFL scoring, averaging over 31 points per game, while Green Bay (4‑2) has allowed just 34 points in its three‑game winning streak. Gannon also praised RB Jahmyr Gibbs’ 149.4 scrimmage yards per game and highlighted the Lions’ physical, well‑coached line. The Packers must match or exceed this aggressive style heading into Week 7.
Who Should I Drop for Fantasy Football Week 7? MarShawn Lloyd, Emanuel Wilson, Tyler Allgeier, Romeo Doubs, Keaton Mitchell, Jake Ferguson, Justin Herbert, Courtland Sutton, Josh Downs
Who Should I Drop? Who Should I Keep? Some of the most common Week 7 fantasy football cut candidates include […]
‘I Could See Being Active’: Jerry Jones Rules Out Dallas Cowboys Selling At Nov. 10 Trade Deadline
Jerry Jones firmly rejects any notion that the Dallas Cowboys will become sellers at the Nov. 10 trade deadline, saying a deal would only be considered if it immediately improves the team. After a 23-13 loss to Green Bay dropped the Cowboys to 2-4 in the NFC East, Jones emphasized openness to moves that help now and in the future, echoing similar comments from his brother Stephen Jones about supporting coach Brian Schottenheimer. Past deadline trades include acquisitions of Joey Porter Jr., Quinnen Williams, and Rashan Gary, while future picks remain intact. The Cowboys face the Eagles on Oct. 26, host Arizona on Nov. 1, and travel to Indianapolis on Nov. 8 before the deadline.
Green Bay Packers news: Rookies answering the call
The Packers’ defense shines thanks to a breakout rookie class, highlighted by Brandon Cisse’s first career interception against the Cowboys on Oct. 18, 2026. Fourth‑round pick Dani‑Dennis Sutton continues to generate pressure, while Chris McClellan and Trey Smack contribute solid reps on the line and special teams. Despite a rash of injuries, the young talent is helping Green Bay contain Dak Prescott and the Cowboys’ weapons, offering optimism for the season’s direction.
Cowboys are getting dangerously close to thinking about the draft
After a 23-13 loss to the Green Bay Packers, the Dallas Cowboys fall to 2-4 and look dangerously close to a 2027 top‑draft outlook. Despite averaging 27.6 points per game earlier in the season, the offense managed just 29 points in its last two outings, while 11 penalties for 108 yards hurt discipline. The defense showed flashes—limiting Green Bay to 57 rushing yards and recording three sacks—but faltered on third‑down stops, allowing 11 of 18 conversions. Coach Brian Schottenmittel’s play‑calling and a run‑pass imbalance (48 rushing yards on 15 carries vs. 54 pass attempts) raise concerns about execution as the Cowboys fight to stay playoff‑relevant.
‘Aaron Rodgers Has Proven No One Wrong’: Cris Carter Not Impressed With Steelers QB
Despite the buzz around Mike McCarthy’s revamped offense, Steelers Hall of Famer Cris Carter remains skeptical of Aaron Rodgers’ impact. Carter argues that while Rodgers shows flashes of his former glory, the Steelers’ unit still struggles to execute the new scheme, and he isn’t convinced the veteran can lift the team past its early‑season hurdles. The piece examines Rodgers’ early performances, McCarthy’s system changes, and Carter’s candid critique ahead of the next matchup.
Packers OC is sick and tired of Aaron Banks’ injury ‘roller coaster’
Packers offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich is fed up with the ongoing uncertainty over left guard Aaron Banks’ knee and toe injuries. Despite returning to limited practice, Banks remains doubtful for the Week 7 showdown with the Detroit Lions, after missing Weeks 4–6, including the 23-13 win over Dallas. Stenavich stresses the need for Banks to be fully healthy and consistently available, ending the ‘roller‑coaster’ cycle of tentative recoveries.
Lions are healthier than they have been all season after bye week
The Packers clash couldn't have come at a better time.
Ian Rapoport’s Josh Jacobs update indicates expected Week 7 Packers status
With Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs being taken off the commissioner’s exempt list, the player is looking to return to the team after a battery case involving a former girlfriend. As the Packers take on the Detroit Lions in Week 7, this NFL insider gives the latest on Jacobs’ status for the contest. […] The post Ian Rapoport’s Josh Jacobs update indicates expected Week 7 Packers status appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Packers Coach Addresses Potential Offensive Line Change Involving Kevin Zeitler
Packers offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich says the team won’t shuffle the O‑line without a clear reason, even though veteran guard Kevin Zeitler, signed on Sept. 30, is nearing game shape. Zeitler dressed for the 23‑13 win over Dallas and could see snaps, while left guard Aaron Banks, who’s been a “roller coaster” with injuries, showed promise after a solid practice week. The Packers (4‑2) aim to field the best five linemen as they prepare for Sunday’s matchup against the Detroit Lions, whose defensive front features D.J. Wonnum and Aidan Hutchinson. Stenavich will meet with medical staff to assess health before finalizing any changes.
Bernard growing more confident in larger role
Germie Bernard's role keeps getting larger with a stockpile of injuries and his confidence keeps growing, as the rookie continues to produce and earn the trust of veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
Cowboys ‘run it back’ attitude on offense is starting to stumble
The Dallas Cowboys stumble to a 2-4 start, dropping a 23-13 loss to the Green Bay Packers and failing to score 20 points in back‑to‑back games for the first time since 2019. Coach Brian Schottenheimer’s “run it back” mantra—returning all 11 offensive starters—has yet to translate into consistent production, as the team risks a year without consecutive wins, a trend unseen since late 2025. While the defense improves, the offense remains stagnant under Schottenheimer’s play‑calling, especially compared to Sean Payton’s Broncos, who have turned around their season with strategic tweaks. The article argues that without better offensive leadership, the Cowboys’ lofty expectations for 2026 will remain unmet.
Ex-Bears player wants franchise to trade for Khalil Mack again amid Chargers rumors
The Chicago Bears looked great with Caleb Williams back from injury. Chicago defeated Atlanta 31-23 in Week 6 to improve to 4-2 on the season. Now one former player is encouraging them to add reinforcements on defense before the trade deadline. Former Bears player Kyle Long made the case that Chicago should trade for Khalil […] The post Ex-Bears player wants franchise to trade for Khalil Mack again amid Chargers rumors appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Packers' complete ownership of the Cowboys just keeps getting worse
The Green Bay Packers have consistently dominated the Dallas Cowboys for the last 30 years.
Packers Coach Reveals Biggest Problem Holding Back Green Bay’s Run Game
Packers offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich says the team's biggest run‑game hurdle is negative plays that lose yards, forcing head coach Matt LaFleur to lean on the passing attack. Green Bay ranks last in the NFL with just 60.4 rushing yards per game after a 23–13 win over Dallas, and the staff is still tweaking blocker balance as new pieces like tight end Jonnu Smith and guard Kevin Zeitler learn to mesh. The return of running back Josh Jacobs—who missed the first six games amid a personal‑conduct investigation—could spark the ground game ahead of the Week 7 clash with Detroit.
Los Angeles Chargers news: Bolts tied for 3rd in defensive takeaways
Entering their bye week, the Los Angeles Chargers rank tied for third in the NFL with 10 defensive takeaways, trailing only the Packers and Seahawks (11 each). Despite the strong turnover numbers, the Chargers remain winless, unlike the other teams in the group, which range from 5‑0 to 3‑3. The disparity highlights the Chargers' defensive strength versus a struggling offense, underscoring defensive coordinator Chris O’Leary’s impact. The post also links to power‑rankings, a depth chart, draft odds, and broader NFL news.
Packers vs. Lions Week 7 TV Broadcast Map
The Green Bay Packers host the Detroit Lions on Sunday afternoon in Week 7, a game broadcast nationally on FOX (except California and Nevada). Both teams enter with winning records—Packers 4‑2 after a three‑game streak and Lions 3‑2 returning from a bye. Detroit is a 3‑point favorite, but the matchup is a toss‑up, especially against the Lions’ low‑ranked passing defense. The broadcast features FOX’s top crew, Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady, and the game appears in red on the 506sports.com TV map. Viewers outside the two excluded markets can tune into their local FOX affiliate.
Dan Campbell hints at who will play alongside Brian Branch at safety
Coach Dan Campbell says returning safety Brian Branch, fresh from a 10‑month Achilles rehab, gives the Lions flexibility in their secondary as they prepare for the Green Bay Packers. With Avonte Maddox out and Thomas Harper on IR, Campbell plans to pair Branch with veteran Chuck Clark and rookie Keith Abney, using both players depending on the look. He warns the Packers’ deep threats—Matthew Golden, Christian Watson, and Pro Bowl tight end Tucker Kraft—require the Lions to "pick a poison" and prioritize coverage strategy. Branch’s versatility could be the key to stifling Green Bay’s passing game this week.
Besides 3rd-down issues, the Cowboys defense had some success
The Dallas Cowboys fall 23-13 to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night, but their defense shows promising signs. After allowing Packers conversions on 9 of 10 third-down attempts in the first half, the unit tightens up, surrendering only 2 of 8 in the second half and limiting Green Bay to six points after halftime. Run defense shines, holding Green Bay to 57 yards (2.2 ypc), with standout performances from Quinnen Williams, Kenny Clark, Elijah Garcia and Rashan Gary. Dee Winters records the team's lone interception, while Joey Porter Jr. and rookie Malachi Lawrence deliver clutch coverage plays. The defensive improvement offers a hopeful foundation despite the loss.
The Detroit Lions have decided on their starting center vs. Packers
Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell confirms that newly signed center Cade Mays will start against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, ending Juice Scruggs' five-game stint filling in after Mays fractured his wrist in training camp. Campbell praised Scruggs for his “outstanding” play but ruled out rotating the two at center, citing snap timing and quarterback comfort. Mays, who inked a three‑year, $25 million deal, earned quality reps in practice and is set for his first start, while Scruggs will serve as backup and compete for left‑guard snaps.
Dan Campbell Announces Starting Center Decision for Lions vs. Packers
Dan Campbell confirms Cade Mays will start at center against the Packers, with no planned rotation involving Juice Scruggs.
Beat Writers Debate What Role Marquez Valdes-Scantling Will Play, And When
Beat writers dissect the Steelers' puzzling move to add veteran wideout Marquez Valdes‑Scantling to the practice squad. At 32, Valdes‑Scantling is past his prime, yet his prior chemistry with quarterback Aaron Rodgers and former coach Mike McCarthy sparks speculation about his potential contribution. With Pittsburgh lacking depth at receiver, the article weighs his possible role, timing, and whether his veteran experience can offset the roster’s limited alternatives.
Packers OC reveals what Josh Jacobs can bring to Green Bay’s offense
Packers offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich says running back Josh Jacobs returns for Week 7 after being removed from the NFL’s Commissioner Exempt List. Jacobs missed the first six games due to misdemeanor battery and property‑damage charges, but his practice performance has impressed the staff. Green Bay’s ground game currently languishes—MarShawn Lloyd averages just 2.5 yards per carry—so Jacobs, who posted 1,329 yards in his rookie season, could provide the needed spark against the Detroit Lions. With his 2027 contract on the line, his Week 7 impact may shape his future in Green Bay.
Green Bay Packers’ Evan Williams Earns Strong Praise From Jonathan Gannon
Defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon praised Packers safety Evan Williams after his standout performance in the 23‑13 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Oct. 11. Williams intercepted Dak Prescott at the Green Bay 3‑yard line, returned it 17 yards and helped spark a 15‑play, 73‑yard drive that ended with a Trey Smack field goal. He also stopped Javonte Williams on a third‑and‑4. Gannon highlighted Williams’s reliability, intelligence and film study, noting he isn’t caught off guard by any play. The Packers (4‑2) now face a high‑scoring Detroit Lions next Sunday.
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