The Eagles and Packers meet again in the wild-card round of the NFL playoffs, and even though the teams have changed since the season opener in Brazil, our writers are predicting a similar result.

The Green Bay Packers passing game has struggled of late, and there’s nothing coach Matt LaFleur would like more than for his offense to find its groove again heading into Sunday’s NFC wild-card game on the road against the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Green Bay Packers should feel right at home Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field when they face the Philadelphia Eagles. After a chilly week and some forecasted snow on Saturday, The Linc might feel a lot more like Lambeau Field than the 60-degree paradise it was on Dec.

The Green Bay Packers' big-play offense suffered a critical loss in their Week 18 finale against the Chicago Bears, with wide receiver Christian Watson suffering a torn ACL and other damage to his knee.

Few expect the seventh-seeded Green Bay Packers to defeat the second-seeded Philadelphia Eagles Sunday. But there are a handful of ways Green Bay can prevail Sunday.

Perhaps the Eagles signaled Hurts' return to practice Tuesday by waiving quarterback Ian Book, who was originally signed to the practice squad after Hurts' concussion, then added to the 53-man roster to serve as the third QB the past two games.

The Green Bay Packers will have to play their best game to upend the Philadelphia Eagles and advance to a divisional-round playoff game at the Detroit Lions.

The second-seeded Philadelphia Eagles match up with the seventh-seeded Green Bay Packers in the Wild Card round this upcoming weekend, and there’s the potential for a very good game to be had. We’ve seen this Packers-Eagles matchup before this season,