February 18th, 2020 
Charles Spooner 
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There are several high profile wide receivers scheduled to be free agents this coming March. Should the Packers dip their toe in the free agent market or wait for the draft?
Packers Cornerback Davon House Announces Retirement
Packers cornerback Davon House has announced his retirement according to packers.com.
The news does not come as a complete surprise as House missed all but three games in 2018 with a shoulder injury and did not play at all in 2019. But the 30-year-old wanted to retire as a member of the Packers and informed the front office on Tuesday morning.
Originally selected by the Packers in the fourth round of the 2011 draft out of New Mexico State, House played in 58 games (including three postseason contests) and registered 123 tackles, three interceptions, and three sacks over six seasons with the Packers. He also made 19 starts for the Jaguars in 2015-16 before returning to Green Bay in 2016. House was an excellent cover corner who was trusted to shadow the likes of Mike Evans and Josh Gordon before the injuries took their toll.
Packers GM Brian Gutekunst Says the Team Expects TE Jimmy Graham Back in 2020
Packers GM Brian Gutekunst said Friday it is his “understanding” that veteran tight end Jimmy Graham wants to continue playing in 2020 according to Rob Demovsky of ESPN.
Gutekunst stopped short of saying the 33-year-old will be back with the Packers, though he does have one year remaining on his current deal.
Graham has not been a difference-maker in his two years in Green Bay, catching only 38 passes for 447 yards and three touchdowns in 16 games in 2019. Cutting Graham, who is due an $8 million base salary in 2020, would put Green Bay on the hook for $3.36 million in dead money.
Who Will the Packers Play in the NFC Divisional Round in Two Weeks?
Sunday was not easy for the Packers in Ford Field against the rival Detroit Lions, as Green Bay had to rally from a 14-point halftime deficit, but finally late in the the game were able to go 68 yards in eight plays to line up veteran kicker Mason Crosby for a 33-yard field goal on the games final play.
If you have been taking in Apuestas de futbol online you know that the Packers enter the offseason as one of the favorites in the NFC, as they won 13 of 16 games, 6 of 8 games on the road, and after a restful bye week they get a chance to sit at home and play the highest seed in the NFC remaining after Wild Card weekend.
Here’s the potentials for the Packers as they get set for a few days off before they prepare for a hopeful run to be playing in Super Bowl LIV on February 2nd in Miami.
1. Packers vs New Orleans Saints
The Saints will have to get past the very good Minnesota Vikings this weekend in a wild card game at home, but if they do they would be a stout matchup for the Packers.
Drew Brees and the Saints offense is very good, and it will be a good matchup for the Packers defense, who have answered the call all season.
The Saints likely would want this game to be a shootout, while the Pack would prefer a 17-14 game to keep Brees, Michael Thomas and Alvin Kamara in check.
2. Packers vs Philadelphia Eagles
It took the Eagles to week 17 to finally clinch the very mediocre NFC East, a division that will have likely three teams looking for new coaches after the Cowboys can Jason Garrett.
The Eagles can’t be counted out, as there are still a lot of players on this team that won the Super Bowl just two seasons ago.
Philadelphia comes into the playoffs hot having won their last four games after starting 5-7, and can’t be overlooked as an easy team for the Packers in the Divisional round.
3. Packers vs Seattle Seahawks
The only way this game can happen is if the Vikings stun the Saints in New Orleans and the Hawks top the Eagles in Philadelphia.
Seattle does have one thing going for them, that is the fact they won 7 of 8 road games this season, going just 4-4 at home.
Russell Wilson is an MVP candidate, and while they are banged up at the running back spot, they have a good defense that could give the Pack some problems.
The fact that the game is in Green Bay won’t intimidate the Hawks in the least.
Video: Packers Look to Close Out Regular Season with Win Over Lions
The Packers and Lions will go at it in a NFC North showdown in week 17 to end the regular season. The Pack come into the contest at 12-3, the Lions at 3-11-1.
Here’s a video preview:
Video: Packers Look to Take Down the 10-4 Vikings in Key NFC North Battle
It’s a huge NFC North showdown on Monday in Minnesota as the 10-4 Vikings play host to the 11-3 Packers in what could be the divisions game of the season.
Check out BetQL to see NFL picks against the spread and find out who the experts think will win this matchup.
Here’s a preview.
Video: Packers Hang on to Top the Bears 21-13 to Move to 11-3
The Bears had their shots on Sunday, but in the end they came up short, getting beat by the Packers in Lambeau Field by a final of 21-13.
Here’s the highlights:
Video: Packers Look to Sweep the Bears in NFC North Week 15 Showdown
The Packers beat the Bears in the opener of the NFL season, and now 14 weeks later the two teams will do it again, as the Bears look to move to 12-3 in Green Bay Sunday.
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