After struggling offensive performance against Eagles, look for the Packers to light up the scoreboard against lowly Giants
The Green Bay Packers had a chance to remain in first place in the NFC North last week in a confrontation with the Philadelphia Eagles. The Packers defense certainly did the job, holding Jalen Hurts and his teammates to one touchdown and 10 points, but the offense was held in check at Lambeau Field as Green Bay dropped a 10-7 decision.
The season moves along and the Packers (5-3-1) will have a chance to get back in the victory column against the struggling New York Giants (2-8). New York fired head coach Brian Daboll earlier this week and the team has been battered with key injuries. After the defeat at the hands of the Eagles, Packers defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley expects the Packers offense to put on a show against the Giants.
He thinks that head coach Matt LaFleur and quarterback Jordan Love will have an opportunity to do a lot of damage against New York. “I’ve got confidence our offense is going to go out — and this is no disrespect to the Giants — and we’re going to score a lot of points,” Hafley said, per Matt Schneidman of
While they did not show it in Week 10 against the Eagles, the Packers still have the weapons to move the ball up and down the field on a consistent basis.
It starts with quarterback Jordan Love, who has completed 197 of 286 passes for 2,247 yards with 13 touchdowns and 3 interceptions. He will try to do quite a bit of damage through the air with wideouts Romeo Doubs, Matthew Golden and Christian Watson. All three are on the injury report as Doubs (chest) was a full participant in practice Thursday. Golden (shoulder) and Watson (knee/hamstring) were both limited participants.
Running back Josh Jacobs has rushed for 608 yards and 11 touchdowns through the first nine games of the season.
Gia Giudice addressed her current relationship with Joe and Melissa Gorga on a recent episode of her podcast.
Following the meeting between the Gorgas and her mom, Teresa Giudice, 53, and her stepfather,
“There’s nothing right now [between us and the Gorgas], but hopefully we can come to a peaceful place soon,” Gia explained to a fan on Casual Chaos, via a clip shared by
Another fan wanted to know if Gia and her sisters were able to talk to or see their Gorga cousins at all.
“Not really,” she replied. “Unfortunately, with the show, it became very toxic, so it just got a little difficult for the kids to maintain a relationship, which is very unfortunate. But if we do come to a place of peace, there’s definitely room to grow and maybe build the relationships again.”
At another moment of the podcast, Gia explained why she turned down a role on Love Island USA on multiple occasions.
“I got asked to go on Love Island like, year after year, and I turned that down, obviously, because I’m dating my boyfriend, [
Then, she explained how Christian felt about filming Next Gen NYC.
“He actually liked being on Next Gen NYC. I mean, he didn’t mind it, but also, like, this is not his world,” she stated. “This is not something that he’s used to, and it was definitely a little bit of an adjustment.”
Next Gen NYC season two is currently in production and expected to begin airing on Bravo sometime next year.