The odds of the Packers qualifying for the NFL playoffs look better than they did just 24 hours ago.

With just three games remaining, the Packers will face each of the team playing on Monday Night Football. Kickoff is at 7:40 p.m. CT on ESPN.

Aaron Rodgers has officially been ruled out of Sunday's game. Cheesehead TV has the prediction on who will join him on the sidelines.

Friday's episode also includes a discussion of what the Packers offensive line looks like without Evan Dietrich-Smith and David Bakhtiari.

The Packers, now down to 5-6-1 and coming off a semi-bye week after being embarrassed by the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving, might have a glimmer of hope for the playoffs but would be better served by looking in the mirror instead. Ty Dunne of the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel joins us for a hard look at our favorite team down on its luck.

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An injury to Evan Dietrich-Smith could have a ripple effect on who plays on the right side of the Packers offensive line.

The Packers were relatively healthy on practice on Wednesday with only two players missing due to injury.

The Packers begin their first day of practice this week in preparation for the Atlanta Falcons this weekend.

Packers signing Antonio Dennard to practice squad — Aaron Wilson (@RavensInsider) December 3, 2013

If and when the Packers make the signing of Bell official, they'll either have to place a player on injured reserve or release one.

The Packers need the Lions to lose at least twice if they are going to win the NFC North division and qualify for the playoffs.

The #Packers have pushed media availability of coach Mike McCarthy to 3:15 p.m. Tuesday. Was supposed to be 4:45 p.m. today.

Discussed on today's show is how the Packers shuffle their lineup with Evan Dietrich-Smith out with a knee injury.