It’s awards season in Titletown 🏆🧀 as we present the 2nd Annual OPEes, our official awards show breaking down the 2025 Green Bay Packers season.

We’re joined by JJ Lahey from the DERAILED Podcast, adding extra insight, strong opinions, and zero filter as we hand out awards for the best, worst, and most unforgettable performances of the year.

From team MVPs, breakout players, and top position groups to coaching decisions, collapses, and moments Packers fans would rather forget, this episode delivers an honest, performance-centric review of the season. Expect a mix of serious football analysis, brutal accountability, and classic OPE humor.

In this episode:

• Full recap of the 2025 Packers season
• Player, unit, and coaching performance awards
• Not-so-good categories that still need answers
• Guest analysis and debate from DERAILED Podcast

If you’re a Green Bay Packers fan looking for season-ending analysis, awards, and unfiltered takes, this episode wraps it all up in true OPE fashion.

Go Pack Go. 🟢🟡

The Green Bay Packers’ season ends with a Wild Card playoff loss to the Chicago Bears in Chicago.

In this episode, we break down the Packers vs Bears Wild Card game, focusing on what went wrong in Green Bay’s playoff collapse on the road. From coaching decisions and missed opportunities to players who failed to deliver in a must-win playoff game, we cover the biggest reasons the Packers were eliminated.

We also discuss what this loss means for the future of the Packers, how damaging a playoff loss to the Bears really is, and where the team goes from here after a season that ended in frustration.

A raw, honest reaction from Packers fans after one of the most painful playoff losses in recent memory.

A rough way to close out the regular season. The Packers stumble against the Vikings in the finale, and we’re breaking down the missed opportunities, questionable decisions, and overall lack of juice. We talk standout performances, disappointing trends, and whether this loss is a warning sign—or just a bad day before the games really matter.