Green Bay Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur spoke with the media following the team's loss to the Minnesota Vikings.

Head Coach Matt LaFleur spoke to the media on Thursday as the Green Bay Packers get set for a trip to Minnesota to take on the Vikings.

LaFleur has the Packers back in the playoffs in 2024, despite having the NFL’s youngest roster for the second consecutive year, and kept the season afloat with backup quarterback Malik Willis playing in place of an injured Love for 2 1/2 games.

Packers coach Matt LaFleur on Monday defended tight end Tucker Kraft's low block on Vikings linebacker Pat Jones II.

In simplest terms, Kevin O’Connell outcoached LaFleur, and Sam Darnold outplayed Love, and the Minnesota Vikings led nearly wire-to-wire in beating the Green Bay Packers 27-25 at U.S. Bank Stadium.

Matt LaFleur has always coached with great passion. This year, though, his emotion has often trumped logic — which only leads to damaging outcomes.

The Minnesota Vikings have obliterated even the most optimistic of external predictions for this transitional season with a 13-2 record entering their matchup against the Green Bay Packers that has made Kevin O’Connell the current favorite for the NFL Coach of the Year award.

Green Bay Packers tight end Tucker Kraft’s low block on Patrick Jones apparently didn’t lead to any serious injury for the Minnesota Vikings edge rusher.

When Green Bay's coach had a chance to bring some clarity to a mysteriously long absence from the lineup, he punted. Here's what we know entering Sunday's NFC North showdown.

The Packers are in the playoffs, but a similar loss to an elite NFC team should raise concern with the postseason on the horizon.

Packers coach Matt LaFleur said Jaire Alexander was a limited participant in practice Thursday ahead of Sunday's showdown with Vikings.