Green Bay Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur Has NSFW Reaction to 2024
The Green Bay Packers 2024 regular season schedule is here. As was the case with every NFL team, the Packers released their schedule on social media using an entertaining video. Green Bay’s video starred Jordan Love, Jaire Alexander, Preston Smith, and Larry McCarren, and included cameo appearances from celebrities like Lil’ Wayne, Cary Elwes, and Joe Buck.The video, which garnered praise from former Packers left tackle David Bakhtiari, was ranked in the top-five most viewed schedule releases among NFL teams. As always, the Los Angeles Chargers’ video was the most-viewed release.Not long after the schedule was released, people started to examine it to help determine and predict what the Packers’ record would be, and that is when many recognized a concerning pattern.
The Green Bay Packers 2024 Regular Season Schedule
Week 1: September 6 at Philadelphia Eagles (Friday Night in Brazil)- 7:15 PM
Week 2: September 15 vs Indianapolis Colts- 12:00 PM
Week 3: September 22 at Tennessee Titans- 12:00 PMWeek 4: September 29 vs Minnesota Vikings- 12:00 PM
Week 5: October 6 at Los Angeles Rams- 3:25 PM
Week 6: October 13 vs Arizona Cardinals- 12:00 PM
Week 7: October 20 vs Houston Texans- 12:00 PM
Week 8: October 27 at Jacksonville Jaguars- 12:00 PM
Week 9: November 3 vs Detroit Lions- 3:25 PM
Week 10: BYE
Week 11: November 17 at Chicago Bears- 12:00
Week 12: November 24 vs San Francisco 49s- 3:25 PM
Week 13- November 28 vs Miami Dolphins (Thanksgiving)- 7:20 PM
Week 14: December 5 at Detroit Lions (Thursday Night Football)- 7:15 PM
Week 15: December 15 at Seattle Seahawks (Sunday Night Football)- 7:20 PM
Week 16: December 23 vs New Orleans Saints (Monday Night Football)- 7:15 PM
Week 17: December 29 at Minnesota Vikings- 12:00 PM
Week 18: TBD vs Chicago Bears
In an interview posted on the Packers’ social media account, LaFleur answered questions from Larry McCarren regarding the schedule. He said that he and the team were excited to be able to put their plan for the season into action.
When asked about six of their first eight games being played at noon, LaFleur said, “They better wake up with their p— hot,” meaning the players better wake up ready to play ball.
It certainly is strange to see so many noon games so early in the season and all grouped together as they are. Later in the season, the Packers play a stretch of several primetime games in a row, and could have one more added depending on when the NFL schedules their matchup with the Bears in Week 18.
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