John Lennon sang, “Nobody told me there’d be days like these. Strange days indeed.” Well, Packers fans can relate because after three weeks of football the Packers are oddly enough, 1-1-1, and dropped a 31-17 decision to the Redskins as two-point road favorites last week after a wild 29-29 tie to Minnesota the week before.

The truth be told we could see this loss coming a mile away as the Packers were still gassed and emotionally spent after getting robbed of a victory over a divisional rival on what can only be described as a spectacularly stupid roughing the passer call on Clay Matthews. It was not only the catalyst to a Minnesota rally but sent the game into overtime which just put more wear and tear on players from both teams. If you think the Packers were the only ones affected the following week, think again because the Vikings were downright stunned in a 27-6 Week 3 loss to the Buffalo Bills as 17-point favorites. At home no less!

As if it weren’t bad enough to get spanked by the Redskins, Green Bay lost defensive lineman Muhammad Wilkerson to a gruesome ankle injury which will be a void that the Packers must fill immediately. Oh, and if you’re in the mood for more bad news then look no further than starting right guard Justin McCray who will be sidelined this week with a shoulder injury. While we’re at it, step on over to the surgeon’s table where you will find cornerback Davon House undergoing season ending shoulder surgery.

It’s all a bit of a mess in Cheesehead Nation but the Packers may have gotten themselves a steal with the signing of free agent cornerback Bashaud Breeland. The 26-year-old Breeland spent his four career as a member of the Redskins and then signed a three-year $24 million pact with the Panthers in free agency before it was voided due to a failed physical. It was a non-football related injury to his foot but apparently, it is fully healed and Breeland is ready to rock the green and gold.

As the Packers prepare to entertain the Buffalo Bills, the question on everyone’s mind is the status of Aaron Rodgers. After recovering from a broken collarbone last season Rodgers roared into 2018 healthy as a horse. Unfortunately, after Week 1 he was dealt a knee injury and reports are that is still feeling the effects and his status is questionable for this Sunday. Oh, come on, who’s kidding who?! You’re damn right Rodgers will play and he’ll put up crooked numbers as he always does and make the Bills cry on their way home back to Buffalo.

Speaking of their date with Buffalo, let’s see what the NFL odds boards are telling us at Sportsbook Review. According to SBR Odds, we see that most of the major online sportsbooks are offering the Packers as double-digit favorites over the Bills despite Green Bay’s recent spate of injuries. Perhaps we’re reading this all wrong but didn’t the Bills just beat up the Vikings, the same team that tied the Packers two weeks ago? Yet, the Packers are 10 ½ point favorites over the Bills who made the Vikings look like a sandlot team. Sounds perfectly reasonable to me because the Bills played their finest game of the year last week and the Packers are hell bent on redeeming themselves after a poor showing. So for all of you who like to put your money where your mouth is, get on over to Sportsbook Review and check out the odds on this and every other game on the board.