The Green Bay Packers appear to have all the right elements to put on aerial shows this season, with Aaron Rodgers throwing to four experienced wide receivers. But through seven games, Rodgers and his receivers have largely misfired between stints of strong play.

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After six weeks and countless injuries, the Green Bay Packers (3-3) are struggling to stay relevant in the NFC playoff race. Perhaps no injury was more costly than the one suffered by running back Ryan Grant in Week 1. Since then, the Packers have relied heavily on Aaron Rodgers and the passing game to move the ball.  When they have run the ball, they’ve seen little success with backup Brandon …

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Columnist Ryan Evans takes a look at Green Bay’s recent woes The injury bug has bitten the Green Bay Packers in a big way so far this season. The Packers have lost running back Ryan Grant, linebacker Nick Barnett, tight end Jermichael Finley and safety Morgan Burnett to season ending injuries. Key players Clay M…

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The Green Bay Packers were picked by many to represent the NFC in the Super Bowl, and after a 27-20 win at Philadelphia, things were off to a good start until the injury bug bit hard. Ryan Grant, Jermichael Finley, Ryan Pickett, Clay Matthews, Brandon Chillar, Nick Barnett, Al Harris, Atari Bigby, Mark Tauscher and Chad Clifton have all either missed time or suffered a season-ending injury …

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When Brandon Marshall found out that Green Bay Packers defensive standout Charles Woodson wouldn’t be shadowing him for the whole game Sunday, he didn’t need to tell quarterback Chad Henne what to do.

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