Maggie and Perri get you ready for a monumental playoff showdown between the Packers and the Bears.

On this episode of Pack’s What She Said Maggie and Perri dive into their initial reactions to the latest Packers news before zooming in on the regular season finale in Minnesota.

They break down how injuries and the possibility of resting starters could play into Sunday's game, then turn the page toward what really matters — a look ahead at the postseason landscape and what lies in front of Green Bay if they want to make a run.

Maggie is joined by Andrew Mertig to break down Green Bay's loss to the Ravens. With the loss, the Packers are locked into the 7th seed in the NFC.

The playoff picture is coming into focus as the Packers prepare for a huge matchup with the Ravens. Maggie and Perri open with quick thoughts on the NFC landscape and what’s at stake for Green Bay.

From there, they touch on the Ravens defense versus the Packers offense, where the biggest advantages and challenges lie, red zone efficiency and much more.

Maggie and Perri open with the fallout from losing Jordan Love and what it revealed about the offense’s comfort level turning to Malik Willis under center. From there, they dive headfirst into the epic meltdown — the mistakes, missed chances, and how things unraveled so quickly.

Next, the conversation zooms out to the NFC playoff picture, where the Packers still find themselves very much in the mix despite the turbulence. What paths remain, and how thin is the margin for error?

The episode wraps with an honest discussion about Matt LaFleur and whether the outside noise about his job security matches reality in Green Bay.

Direct, thoughtful, and unfiltered. Dive in.

The Packers and Bears clash again with playoff stakes rising across the NFC. On this episode of Pack’s What She Said, Maggie and Perri break down what’s changed since the last meeting, key injuries to watch, and how Green Bay’s defense can adjust without Micah Parsons.

They dive into Chicago’s offensive attack, what the Packers offense must do to eliminate turnovers and costly penalties, and how this rivalry matchup could reshape the NFC playoff picture. Late-season football, division tension, and postseason implications—this one has it all.

Maggie welcomes in Dan Kotnik, Andy Herman and Jacob Westendorf to dissect a brutal 34-26 Packers loss to the Denver Broncos.

Maggie and Perry are back to break down Packers–Broncos as Green Bay starts a tough three-of-four on the road. They dive into the impact of Devonte Wyatt’s injury, the new additions on the defensive line, Lucas Van Ness’ return, and how Jeff Hafley can slow Bo Nix and Denver’s offense. Plus, what Jordan Love and the passing game must do against an elite Broncos defense—and score predictions to close it out.