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Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Hines Ward comes down with a 54-yard pass from quarterback Ben Roethlisberger as Green Bay Packers' Jarrett Bush defends in the fourth quarter of an NFL football game against the Green Bay Packers Sunday, Dec.

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When the Green Bay Packers lost cornerback Al Harris to a season-ending knee injury on Nov.

As the Green Bay Packers make their push toward the playoffs, they know a seemingly beatable team like the Seattle Seahawks can jump up and bite them.

Twas a few nights before Christmas so there was still a whole lot of stirring going on.

As told to former Packer Insider columnist Cliff Christl, Eric Baranczyk , an assistant high school football coach and a former player and coach at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, offers a weekly analysis of the Green Bay Packers with a distinctly Inside Football slant.

Consternation and regret were not two of the words being tossed around Green Bay Packers headquarters Monday, a day after a defensive collapse of house-of-cards proportions.

Lost in the shine of the Green Bay Packers' designation as the NFL's No. 2 defense entering Sunday's contest is a very sobering fact as the playoffs draw near.

What an exciting shootout! Josh Bell's coverage was decent on that final play, but Ben Roethlisberger's throw was perfect.

Let's dispense with the pleasantries. Green Bay is going to make the playoffs. I'm sure of it.

Rants and raves from Sunday's game between the Green Bay Packers and the Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh.

Offensively, the Packers were balanced in running and passing which becomes increasingly important, as the weather gets colder.

On the field Baltimore QB John Beck served as the team's third quarterback in a loss to the Packers.

Here's the tale of the tape from the game between the Green Bay Packers and the Baltimore Ravens on Monday night at Lambeau Field.

Momentum shifts: The Packers were playing great well into the third quarter. Then Donald Driver lost a fumble and suddenly everything felt different.

The atmosphere at the game was very electric. My fingers have finally thawed. At least the field got warm with all of the penalty flags covering it.

Jarrett Bush heard all the naysayers. From talk radio to Internet bloggers, Bush understood faith wasn't particularly high in Green Bay's revamped secondary.

Forget statistics for a second and imagine you are coaching a postseason game against Drew Brees and the high-flying New Orleans Saints.

Next man up. It's a mantra preached by Packers coach Mike McCarthy on a regular basis.

It's tough enough losing one key starter on defense for the season. But the Green Bay Packers lost two Sunday.