Aaron Rodgers

After a 4-8 start to the season left the Packers nearly crippled, they got off the mat, brushed off the dust and won four consecutive games to move to 8-8 ...

Those who wrote off the Packers at Thanksgiving have to admit Green Bay is probably not a club most postseason teams want to face right now. That was the script the Packers were always going to win with in 2022. And when you start to believe something strongly, some miraculous things can happen." But I definitely had faith I was going to go down scrapping, for sure. The Green Bay defense has allowed 20 or fewer points in each of the past four games (after allowing 26.8 PPG from Weeks 5-12); the run game has come to life with "I had faith, much like at 4-6 I think in '16," Rodgers said.

The Green Bay Packers have transformed from 4-8 and left for dead to 8-8 and in control of their playoff destiny without what can be considered all-world ...

But extending the season at least one more week now only requires a win over the Lions at Lambeau Field next Sunday, a truly improbable scenario given the Packers’ 1-7 midseason stretch and the mostly mortal play of the future Hall of Fame quarterback during the win-or-be-eliminated run over the last four games. He threw interceptions against the Rams and Dolphins, and he took a sack on fourth down during Sunday’s win over the Vikings. The Packers have found other ways to carve out four wins from the last five weeks. The Packers have nine interceptions, 12 total takeaways, 44 points off turnovers and two game-sealing takeaways during the same stretch. Sunday’s win was the perfect example: While Rodgers produced only 143 net passing yards, Aaron Jones and A.J. Jones and Dillon have produced 602 total yards and six touchdowns over the last four games.

"There's so many things outside your control," quarterback Aaron Rodgers said of the Green Bay Packers' playoff hopes.

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Rodgers led his Green Bay Packers to a convincing 41-17 win over the Minnesota Vikings in Week 17 on Sunday to improve to 8-8. Thanks to a few other things ...

The Packers have won four games in a row. After the team’s win, Rodgers spoke with the media, where fans learned that Rodgers had cut his hair. Thanks to a few other things going their way, the Packers can now make the playoffs if they beat the Detroit Lions in Week 18.