After getting nearly an entire week off for their annual bye, the Green Bay Packers reconvene on Monday and get back to work.

Head coach Mike McCarthy has a full day planned for his players, including film review the loss New Orleans Saints game that now occurred more than a week ago.

In years past, McCarthy would have his players review the film before they left for the bye, but he found that hasn't necessarily been effective.

"When we get back with the team on Monday, we're going to hit three things. We're going to correct this New Orleans Saints game," explained McCarthy. "As I've learned over my course time as a head coach, correcting the game, I used to like to used to get back, correct the game on Monday, get it in the can and get everything organized. But I don't think that's the case because I think sometimes those lessons get lost."

After looking back at the Saints game, the Packers start looking at how they can improve and then it's onto the Chicago Bears.

"We'll do all of our self-scout findings," said McCarthy. "We've got a couple little things that are new that I'll go through with the team in our team meeting at 8:00 Monday morning. Then we'll start our preparations for Chicago. We'll be working on regular down and distance for Chicago Monday on the practice field."

McCarthy meets with the media for a press conference at approximately 4:15 p.m. CT on Monday to be streamed live on Packers.com. He'll likely be asked about the status of a couple injured players, notably quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who's nursing a pulled hamstring from the Saints game.

The Packers, however, will not release an injury report until Wednesday, so how much injury information they share on Monday remains to be seen.

Before his press conference, McCarthy will be at the taping of his weekly television show at Lambeau Field. Fans are welcome to attend at 3:30 p.m. inside the fourth floor Associated Bank club level. The show will air Tuesday.

During the evening, several Packers talk shows air on local media:

• 5:00 p.m.: The 5th Quarter on 1360 AM and 97.5 FM WTAQ in Green Bay with player guest Davante Adams, streamed live on WTAQ.com. Be part of the live audience at the Stadium View Grill and Bar in Green Bay.
• 5:30 p.m.: Inside the Huddle on Fox 11 in Green Bay and a network of six stations later in the week. Wide receiver Jordy Nelson is this week's host. Be part of the live audience at Burkel's One Block Over in Green Bay.
• 6:00 p.m.: The End Zone with former Packer Antonio Freeman and a player guest, streamed live on ESPNWisconsin.com. Be part of the live audience at the Horse & Plow inside the American Club at Kohler, Wis.
• 6:00 p.m.: In the Huddle on a network of stations, including 1150 AM WHYB, 105.7 FM WAPL and 1570 AM/95.3 FM WSCO in Appleton and streamed live on WHYB.com. Offensive lineman T.J. Lang will be the host. Be part of the live audience at Tanner's Sports Grill in Kimberly, Wis.
• 6:30 p.m.: Clubhouse Live on ClubhouseLive.com with host John Kuhn and wide receiver Jared Abbrederis as his guest, according to the show's Facebook page. Be part of the live audience at the Clubhouse Sports Bar and Grill inside the Radisson Paper Valley Hotel in Appleton, Wis.
• 6:30 p.m.: Packers Live with Larry McCarren and running back Eddie Lacy as the player guest on a network of seven stations across the Midwest. Be part of the live audience inside the Legends Club at Lambeau Field.