Now, the Packers have two options with their players battling injuries.

The Week 16 slate is loaded with high-stakes games, including a Bears-Packers game that will likely determine the winner of the NFC North.

NFL.com's Bobby Kownack breaks down the top three takeaways from the Green Bay Packers' Week 17 win over the Green Bay Packers.

Heading into Week 17, the Packers can still be the No. 2, 3, 5, 6 or 7 seeds. Or they can fall out of the playoffs altogether if they lose their final two games and the Lions win their final two. The Packers can't be the No. 1 or No. 4 seeds.

The Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers will wrap up the 2025 regular season at U.S. Bank Stadium next weekend. When those two teams take the field, they will do so knowing that there is nothing on the line for either of them.

The Los Angeles Rams let what would've been a huge win slip through their grasp on Thursday night, allowing the Seattle Seahawks to erase a 16-point fourth-quarter deficit and win in overtime, 38-37. Had the Rams won, their chances of earning the No. 1 seed would've improved to 90%, per The Athletic, but they've since sunk to 20%.

The Lions are staying home for the playoffs, the Packers are in the postseason and only one spot remains open in the NFC.

The Los Angeles Rams will have to go without a top weapon as Davante Adams is unlikely to play in the TNF game amid an injury update.

The turnover seemingly flipped the game, as the Broncos rallied and took control. Making matters worse, the Packers then lost defensive star Micah Parsons to a knee injury, as he went down without contact while trying to make a cut as he chased Denver QB Bo Nix.