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Luck, Colts Stun Packers on Late Touchdown

By Bill Huber

Neal Will Make Season Debut vs. Colts

By Bill Huber

Mike Neal, who was added to the roster in place of Phillip Merling on Saturday, has played in nine of a possible 36 regular-season games in his career.

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Gameday Notebook: Neal has something to prove - to himself

Gameday Notebook: Neal has something to prove - to himself

By Bill Huber Editor-in-Chief, PackerReport.com, Packer Report Magazine

Mike Neal is back after serving a four-game suspension. After injuries ruined his first two seasons in the NFL, the powerful defensive lineman has impressed the coaches in this, his latest fresh start. That and much, much more in what we guarantee is the biggest and best game preview anywhere.

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Week 5 Preview: Packers at Colts

Week 5 Preview: Packers at Colts

By The Associated Press and Packer Report

The Green Bay Packers (2-2) visit the Indianapolis Colts (1-2) on Sunday at Lucas Oil Stadium. We have the stats, facts and prediction to get you ready.

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By 'Winning the Down,' Benson's a One-Man Backfield

By 'Winning the Down,' Benson's a One-Man Backfield

By Bill Huber

Looking inside the numbers, Cedric Benson had a tremendous performance last week against the Saints by consistently putting the offense in winning situations. In a stark departure from the last couple of seasons, Benson has been getting practically all of the carries.

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Two-month layoff leaves Starks in limbo

Two-month layoff leaves Starks in limbo

By Bill Huber

James Starks, one of the heroes of the Packers' run to the championship in 2010, was given the chance to be the No. 1 running back this season. Instead, with Cedric Benson getting 64 of the 70 carries by running backs, Starks is a man without a role at the moment.

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Neal Unsure of Homecoming Attire

By Bill Huber Editor-in-Chief, PackerReport.com, Packer Report Magazine

Indiana native Mike Neal isn't sure if he'll be activated before Sunday's game against the Colts or after. Neal had a good week of practice and says he's ready to go. Plus, the Colts list three starters as out.

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Years in Indy Remain Stuck in Saturday's mind

Years in Indy Remain Stuck in Saturday's mind

By Bill Huber

Jeff Saturday might not be able to find the visiting locker room at Lucas Oil Stadium but the plays and terminology of the Colts' offense are never far from his mind. That's been the two-edged sword of Saturday's vast experience.

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'Happy and Grateful,' Benson Getting on Track

'Happy and Grateful,' Benson Getting on Track

By W. Keith Roerdink

Cedric Benson turned in his third consecutive strong performance on Sunday, and one play in particular had him saying playing in Green Bay is a "blessing." Suddenly, a 1,000-yard season is a possibility as he gets acclimated to the scheme and blockers.

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Jennings Out; Is This Glimpse Of Future?

Jennings Out; Is This Glimpse Of Future?

By The Associated Press

For the second time this season and the fifth time in the last eight regular-season games, Greg Jennings will be on the sideline. For Sunday at Indianapolis, the free-agent-to-be will be out with a groin injury that won't heal.

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Colts won't look familiar to Saturday

Colts won't look familiar to Saturday

By Nancy Armour of The Associated Press

It was clear as soon as the Colts drew the No. 1 draft pick that big changes were coming, and Jeff Saturday, a free-agent-to-be, was one of many veterans let go as the team began rebuilding under Andrew Luck. Saturday is fitting in well with his new team, the Packers.

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Neal Continues to Push for Role on Sunday

Neal Continues to Push for Role on Sunday

By Bill Huber

The Packers have until 3 p.m. Saturday to get him on the active roster for Sunday's game against Indianapolis. Meanwhile, the Packers have ruled out Greg Jennings. Plus, injury reports and more from Thursday.

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Jennings Hopes Step Back Means Steps Forward

Jennings Hopes Step Back Means Steps Forward

By Bill Huber

Greg Jennings probably will not play on Sunday as he hopes to finally get past an injured groin. Plus, injury reports and more from Wednesday as the Packers began preparation for Sunday's game at Indianapolis.

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Luck's Road Easier in Replacing Legendary Quarterback

Luck's Road Easier in Replacing Legendary Quarterback

By Bill Huber

Aaron Rodgers faced the difficult task of replacing Brett Favre and Andrew Luck faced the difficult task of replacing another legendary quarterback, Peyton Manning. Mature and talented, Luck is off to a good start as he prepares to face the Packers on Sunday.

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Packers Win Despite More Suspect Officiating

Packers Win Despite More Suspect Officiating

By Matt Tevsh

The regular officials returned. There were questionable calls. But unlike last week’s Fail Mary play in Seattle, Sunday’s major gaffe by the men in the stripes didn’t cost the Packers a victory.

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Masthay Finally Ends Punting Merry-Go-Round

Masthay Finally Ends Punting Merry-Go-Round

By Bill Huber

Who's the best punter since midseason last year? That would be Tim Masthay, who has outkicked the next two punters on the list and stymied three of the NFL's top returners this season. His Aussie-style kick is a major reason why he ranks so highly in many categories.

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Jones Jump-Starts Sputtering Offense

By Bill Huber Editor-in-Chief, PackerReport.com, Packer Report Magazine

James Jones, picking up the slack for an injured Greg Jennings, helped deliver a key win with two touchdowns and a crucial catch to clinch the game.

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Packers Remain Seventh in Pro32 Rankings

By The Associated Press

In the weekly AP power rankings, undefeated Houston and Atlanta lead the way, with San Francisco ranked third. This week's opponent, Indianapolis, is 1-3 and ranked 31st.

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Packers Survive Blown Call to Earn Vital Win

Packers Survive Blown Call to Earn Vital Win

By Bill Huber

The Packers earned a huge victory, holding off the Saints 28-27 on Sunday at Lambeau Field. Green Bay avoided a 1-3 start when Garrett Hartley missed a 48-yard field goal with less than 3 minutes remaining.

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Adversity-Defying Win Could Define Season

Adversity-Defying Win Could Define Season

By Bill Huber

Between more rotten officiating and overcoming some hideous history in terms of turnovers and fourth-quarter comebacks, the Packers outlasted the Saints 28-27 for what could be a season-saving and season-changing victory.

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No Turnovers, No Answers

No Turnovers, No Answers

By Bill Huber

The Packers' defense, the NFL's turnover-producing juggernaut over the past three seasons, couldn't make a game-changing play on Sunday and they couldn't find any answers against Andrew Luck and Reggie Wayne.

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With Colts on Ropes, Offense Can't Deliver Knockout

With Colts on Ropes, Offense Can't Deliver Knockout

By Bill Huber

Last season is ancient history, as the Packers showed again by going into an offensive funk that allowed the Colts to rally from an 18-point halftime deficit. The Packers lack consistency and the big play has disappeared from the attack.

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Week 4 Preview: Packers vs. Saints

By The Associated Press and Packer Report

Streaks, stats, notes and our prediction as we look ahead to today's key game at Lambeau Field. It's practically a must-win game for both teams, with nine of the 16 teams in the NFC boasting winning records.

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Sunday Can't Come Soon Enough for Offensive Line

By Bill Huber

The offensive line played a miserable first half at Seattle, with eight sacks and all five possessions ending in punts. What did offensive line coach James Campen say at halftime, and why were Campen and his blockers so fired up on Thursday?

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Penalties Put Packers in Bad Positions

By Bill Huber

The numbers are ugly, even though coach Mike McCarthy decided not to push the envelope with the replacements. We go beyond the basics to tell you one area the Packers must improve upon if they're going to get back on track.

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Will Return of Refs Spark Offense?

By Bill Huber

That's the hope as the Packers' up-tempo offense got bogged down too often with the replacement officials. That and more from the Thursday before a big game against New Orleans.

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