The Packers got the earliest possible bye and the first Thursday Night game. Matt LaFleur doesn't particularly love it.

When the Green Bay Packers open up the regular season at home for the first time in Matt LaFleur's tenure as a head coach, it will also be a different version of an old acquaintance. It's the same Detroit Lions that created issues for the Packers over the past three years,

Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur has opened up on star Jayden Reed's reported frustrations after they selected two wide receivers in the first three rounds of the 2025 NFL Draft

Matt LaFleur and Jordan Love will look to lead their Green Bay Packers as far as possible in the upcoming NFL season.

Although the Green Bay Packers were not active in the free agency market for wide receivers, they did add a couple in the draft, including Matthew Golden as the 23rd pick in the first round.

With a schedule template as structured as the NFL’s, one where teams know who their home and away opponents will be in a future season as soon as the regular season concludes, the most important stat to focus on after schedules officially release are net rest days.

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Gutekunst met last week with Jayden Reed’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, to clarify the wide receiver’s status in Green Bay following the drafting of Matthew Golden and Savion Williams. This development surprised many, as those additions were unlikely to affect Reed’s productivity or role within the offense.

The Green Bay Packers knew their opponents and number of road games before Wednesday's night schedule release, but the arrangement of the 17 games did create a few weird stretches for Matt LaFleur's team to navigate in 2025.