关于这一集
The Green Bay Packers won in Tampa Bay, but they lost Edgerrin Cooper for the season. How does Jonathan Gannon replace one of the defense’s most important playmakers with the Chicago Bears coming to Lambeau Field?
On Packers: DERAILED, J.J. Lahey and Jake Schyvinck start with Cooper’s Achilles injury, the choices between Isaiah McDuffie and Ty’Ron Hopper, and what his absence could mean for a defense that had to save Sunday’s 17-14 win.
Then we turn to the rebuilt offensive line. Laken Tomlinson and Travis Glover helped keep Jordan Love clean, but Kevin Zeitler is expected to enter the lineup. Who should start at right guard, and did Matt LaFleur find an offensive approach that can hold up against Chicago?
Finally, how did the Packers let a winnable game stay so close? We’re breaking down the fourth-quarter turnovers, Kaleb Johnson’s goal-line fumble, the penalties and the third-down struggles that nearly erased Green Bay’s progress.
Join the live chat with your take, and subscribe to The Packer Project for more Packers news and analysis.
Go Pack Go!
#Packers #EdgerrinCooper #PackersBears
💸 Donate Some Love: If you love the show, please consider helping to keep us “derailed” at https://venmo.com/packerproject or https://cash.app/$PackerProject
Join J.J. Lahey and Jake Schyvinck as they dive into everything football—covering the Green Bay Packers, the NFL Draft, and, of course, the best of northern college football with smart analysis… when we can stay on track. Our audience loves derailing us with wild off-topic questions, leading to rants on everything from football to Godzilla. Join us for game insights, laughs, and endless twists—where every episode goes off the rails in the best way possible! For the best DERAILED experience, join the livestream on YouTube so you can interact live and send us questions or comments that may or may not make us get off track...
📺 Watch Live on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@PackerProject
📱 If You Can’t Join Us Live… you can leave a chat or voicemail for the show by texting or calling (231) 714-4195
