The concerns around Green Bay's offensive line were realized in the late-game collapse against Minnesota, but all is not lost.

The Packers vs. Vikings game became a story about controversial refereeing after three penalties kept Minnesota’s fourth-quarter drive alive.

Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur says he's open to making changes to an offensive line that had no answers for Minnesota's furious pass rush during another fourth-quarter collapse.

The Green Bay Packers (0-1) travel to MetLife Stadium to take on the Jets (1-0) Sunday afternoon. The Jets will look to build on their dominant 23–10 victory over the Titans in Nashville last weekend. Meanwhile, the Packers will aim for—and likely expect—a stronger performance and a better result than their 39–22 season-opening loss to the Vikings.

One of the biggest questions of the Green Bay Packers offseason was how second-year receiver Matthew Golden would look after a disappointing rookie season. While the Packers’ loss to the Minnesota Vikings was a clear disappointment,

The Green Bay Packers signed wide receiver Bo Melton from the practice squad and back to the 53-man roster following a Week 1 loss in Minnesota. Melton, a vested veteran, was released and signed to the practice squad in a financially fueled roster move last Friday.

Wide receiver Bo Melton is back on the 53-man roster in Green Bay. Melton was released late last week and re-signed to the practice squad ahead of Sunday’s loss to the Vikings. He was elevated to play in the game and saw action on both offense and special teams.

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