It’s easy folks
Remember Bill hoodie coming into Lambeau and exposing all the weakness . We didn’t win on a last second field goal. But after that didn’t play well for weeks.

The same as Broncos game they exposed things.. Bill and Payton say all the nice things about Matt. But in the end they exposed stuff like good coaches due.

We dealt with it last couple weeks.

Until it’s fixed won’t be able to win many games.

You see 49ers offense line movement. Can we ever do that.

Once again 5-3 at home doesn’t work.

Just like the Bears player that slammed down a Rodger’s . Just like Booker slamming down Love and giving the little extra . I think Jordan tuff it out vs Bears until the head blow. But shoulder took a good shot. Vikings Bears Lions they like giving the little extra when they have the chance. They didn’t like Rodger’s and they don’t like Love. It’s simple …and that’s fine.

Just rest folks. We need draft capital. One spot might mean a hall of famer

I hate to say it, but I think the best route is to rest all of the players who are banged up. Going all out to win a meaningless game will quite possibly end in a loss anyway, because the players know it's meaningless.

The success or failure of the Packers' season will be determined in the playoffs. Coming into this season, I thought the team would have to crash and burn for Brian Gutekunst or Matt LaFleur to be in any kind of jeopardy. Maybe that's what's happening. Or maybe not. At any rate, the outcome of this last game is not going to move the needle in either direction.

Rest them. Make certain they don't 'over-rest' and develop rust for play-off game

"The team seems demoralized and lacks confidence."

Wouldn't any team that has nothing to use up front? The place that matters most in football at any level?

All season I felt the O-line was what was holding the Packers up. Now, the D-line injuries have made them the brunt of the attacks by other teams.

Can't believe I'd ever think that they don't have the horses anymore to even make successful adjustments to how teams are playing against them. At least before I could blame it on the coaches not putting players in the right spots.

Thought all they had to do is get to the playoffs and anything could happen. Now it will in bad ways with no fronts to speak of.

Just try not to be embarrassed and get healthy to start out next season. We know where most of the work needs to be done.

sit Gary or just Don't start him let Brooks and Hopefully Oliver get his snaps.

Choice #!
You can't coach people unless you love them.
MLF is not Gute. Don't try to be.
Choice #2
What is wrong with them?
Fundamentals usually is the fix.
But - Quick Fixes cannot solve a problem
and make it go away for good.
Choice #3
Let them have fun.
MLF should let everyone in this game.
Don't worry about the outcome.

This team is injured as a whole, so, does it really matter. The season is over in two weeks, and this team has much bigger issues to figure out than who sits out Sunday.

Rest as many starters as possible. I'm all in favor of starting Tune: you'll get a preview of whether or not he has any shot of securing next season's backup spot. I haven't missed a Packers game in something like 35 years, but that streak will end unless there's a reason to watch.

The Vikings game means nothing. We are banged up. We aren’t so great a team that can win with key remaining players below par. We haven’t had a bye in months. Rest any player who gets significant snaps who has any kind of injury or just fatigue and absolutely key individuals like Watson.

Fill up the roster spots for Hadden and Riley and elevate 2 from the PS and play them meaningfully. The elevations reset in the playoffs, so we do not lose options elevating for this game. Get perennial Game day back ups a game so we don’t have the farce last year of guys getting their first serious snaps in the playoffs. Guys like Jennings, Monk.

This should not be a tough decision, rather an obvious one given our health and the meaningless nature of the game and the fact we have players we may need who have barely seen a snap. Go out against whomever in the playoffs as healthy as possible. If that means starting Tune, or playing him for most of it, so be it.

The result does not matter, only health and experience for those without it. If we do lose, the Vikings likely get a worse pick. If we win, then some players are stepping up and our depth is improved.

I wonder if the Packers should have offered Gary to the Cowboys and kept Clark?

In 2010, the Packers won their last two to punch their playoff 6th seed ticket and won those 4 straight for the Lombardi.

In 1997 and 1996 they won their last five straight and went to consecutive Super Bowls.

Teams that get to Super Bowls don't lose their way into the playoffs. Maybe the Packers can again beat the bares (likely WC opponent) or the handle the Eagles in a rematch (less likely WC opponent, but possible).

Rest some starters, rest most starters and treat the Ugly Purple game like a preseason contest....or play to win for momentum. I don't think it is going to matter. But regular season ending losing streaks foreshadow one and done in the Dance.

The season is probably over except for the soprano solo. LaFleur doesn't want to hear her sing in two weeks either. Policy could be changing the team music soon.

If Policy is going to change course, he should have already completed his research as teams will announce their new GM's and Head Coaches soon after the SB.

First off - the Vikings didnt really beat the Lions - the Lions beat themselves. Fumbles INT's - Vikes had 3 passing yards.

We need to get our guys healthy - so play the guys who are not really banged up. Play the Oline - all of them except Tom. Get the snaps done properly - and try and work on our great 3rd down ( we are supposed to be one of the best 3rd down teams and yet always fail on 3rd and 1. Why are we running Jacobs into the rear ends of our Oline who cannot push a wheelbarrow down a sidewalk. Do some fakes and get our fast guys outside ie Love - run pass and make sure that the tight ends block.

This is a nothing game except that it is a game for next year. You always need to beat the guys in your division - whenever you play them - it gets into their head.

Whatever happens from here on, changes are fourth coming at the GM and some ast. coaching level. I think MLF is safe. he can only work with what our GM has provided him. Gute should have been gone years ago... Poor drafting and free agent acquisitions. The Parsons trade will not save his job. To little to late Gutey !
There is very little life in this team... Season will be over soon...

While I agree that the Packers are a beat up team and that they should rest their injured players I also believe that if Love is cleared and 100% for the /vikings game that he should play at least the first half. If he does not play in this game it will be a full month since the last time he played a full game.

I realize that he was injured during the Bears game but it was early in the game. IMO he needs to play against a live opponent for at least part of this game.
If not he will probably have rust going into the playoff game and he can play the rust off. However by the time he does it may be too late. I'd rather have Love knock the rust off against the Vikings and work with his receivers prior to going against the Bears (most Likely).

While this game means nothing it also means nothing for Love to sit on the sidelines getting rusty prior to the playoff game. GPG! Thanks, Since '61

Tough choices? For a no-stakes week 18 game? Six of one, half a dozen of another. Just get out of the game without any more injuries.

At this point, they have to play for next season and try to figure out how they can optimize the upcoming draft. They're not a playoff caliber team with all of the key people injured. It's nonsense to think otherwise.

I think the Packers defense should be on the field this Sunday to see if they can clean up all the faults they showed Saturday night. If they can't contain Minisota's offense, in the state it's in, they are in big trouble for the playoffs.

I wouldn't put it past Brian Flores to do a little "Gregg Williams" and try to hurt the Packers for the playoff with more injuries and for spite. Between not taking unnecessary injury risks and letting current injuries have more time to improve this is not a game for Jordan Love, Josh Jacobs, Zach Tom or Watson, Reed, Doubs.

It might be a good time to see what the Packers have in their practice squad o-linemen. : Tackles Brant Banks (6-7,306), Dalton Cooper (6-6,326),. Lecitus Smith (6-3,314) can play guard or center. Pierre Strong (5-11,207) could get a healthy dose of rushes.

This would be a good game for Matthew Golden and Savion Williams to stop being rookies and be given some "adult" NFL involvement. Show 'em some trust and let 'em show what they can be.

As long as whatever team the Packers put on the field Sunday doesn't turn the ball over, especially in their own territory, and the defense doesn't give up disastrous foolish plays (like Jordan Addison's 65 yd. run last Wednesday) even a B squad team could defeat the Queens.

The Packers have a whole week of prep available to set up for this one. Let's see how they use it.

I’m with CW and believe we beat the bears. I hope for the first time since the opening game, we play with fervor and zeal, and with revenge as extra motivation.
We seldom play inspired, but we will this time. Hafley will scheme something like last time. If our offense will carry the load in the red zone, we will win. It took a couple miracles for the bears last time.
We will prevail.
Go Packers!!!

I'm about as interested in watching this game as the Packers D in tackling Henry. A small blessing is that this is not a home game.

The Packers’ final game against the Vikings won’t affect playoff seeding, but it forces Matt LaFleur into a tough choice. Resting injured starters could help the team heal for the playoffs, while playing them risks more injuries and may still not stop a loss. Given the current three-game losing streak and multiple injuries, the smartest move is to prioritize health so Green Bay enters the playoffs as physically ready as possible, even if momentum takes a hit. https://null-brawl.org/