While Matthew Golden has explosive speed and talent, don't expect him to play prominent role with the Packers in the postseason

The Green Bay Packers are hoping that they will end the 2025 NFL season on a high note when they face the Minnesota Vikings in Week 18. While Green Bay is 9-6-1 on the season, they have lost three games in a row and have been decimated by injuries to key players in recent weeks.

The Packers were able to clinch a playoff berth on Christmas when the Vikings beat the Lions. Here's a look at the Packers' playoff scenarios.

Earning a third winning record in four years is on the line this Sunday afternoon when the Minnesota Vikings take on the Green Bay Packers. Going into the game, the only thing both teams have to play for is beating the other team.

The Green Bay Packers have lost three straight games and plummeted from the No. 2 seed in the NFC to the No. 7 seed.

The Packers are the seventh seed in the NFC playoffs. Their result against the Vikings on Jan. 4 in the regular-season finale won't change it. They'll play the No. 2 seed, which will be the Bears or Eagles, in the wild-card round. How the Packers will play the Bears: How the Packers will play the Eagles:

The Packers' banged up defensive front crumbled against Baltimore's run game, casting real doubt over their ability to hold up in the playoffs.

The 2025 NFL Draft had just ended. And Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst was awfully pleased with his three-day haul. “Really feel good about what we were able to do over the three days,” Gutekunst said. “I think we helped our football team. We’re excited about the guys we brought in.”

Derrick Henry rushed for 216 yards and matched a career high with four touchdown runs as the Baltimore Ravens defeated the Green Bay Packers 41-24 on Saturday night.

Dallas released Diggs on Tuesday for what head coach Brian Schottenheimer called a "culmination of multiple factors."