Per NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, Packers fans reportedly got so bored late in the game that they started chanting “the Bears still suck” while Green Bay was on offense. Pelissero said the loud fans prompted the Green Bay public announcer to hush the crowd and give the Packers offense a quieter atmosphere in which to operate.

With temperatures in Green Bay projected to hover around 30 degrees or lower for their Monday night clash against the Packers, Saints quarterbacks coach Andrew Janocko decided to simulate the icy environment, according to ESPN.

The Saints appeared to be on the verge of snapping the shutout late in the first half, driving from their own 39-yard line to the Packers’ 29. But on second down, Rattler was sacked by blitzing cornerback Keisean Nixon, who forced and recovered a fumble by Rattler for the first turnover of the night.

Halftime ceremony to celebrate Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy in honor of his final season; game will also recognize NFL Inspire Change initiative

Donald Trump’s incoming “border tsar” has accused New York’s governor of making the city a “sanctuary” for illegal immigrants after a sleeping woman was set alight on a subway train. A suspect is in custody after the incident on an F train in Brooklyn on Sunday morning. Officers found a woman "fully engulfed in flames."

As the Packers get ready to host the New Orleans Saints on Monday night, football fans are heading to Titletown to enjoy the Lambeau Field experience. Scott and Melissa Cave traveled to Green Bay from Covington,

New Orleans is improving during cold-weather games. Could they find success against the Packers on Monday Night Football?

T he New Orleans Saints are going to extreme lengths to simulate what it might be like at Lambeau Field on Monday night. According to ESPN reporter Katherine Terrell, Saints quart