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Today’s edition · Mon., Nov. 2

Packers beat the Panthers 27-19, and rain moves into Green Bay this afternoon

Plus, Micah Parsons has a target return date and Bay Port is headed to state.

The Daily Green Bay team5 stories20 sources7 min read

PackersTop story

Packers beat the Panthers 27-⁠19 on Thursday night, and Christian Watson came back from the hospital

Packers beat the Panthers 27-⁠19 at Lambeau Field

  • Carolina Panthers19
    Green Bay Packers27
    FinalPackers improve to 5-3 heading into a mini-bye

Sources: FOX2548 & WIProud, Green Bay Press Times

The Packers are 5-3 after a 27-19 win over the Carolina Panthers at Lambeau Field on Thu., Oct. 29, and now get a mini-bye. Jordan Love went 30 of 41 for 288 yards and three touchdowns.

Christian Watson stole the show. He broke a rib on a 53-yard catch, left in an ambulance and returned to a huge ovation in the second half. “I see Christian running out, and he was just resurrected,” Love said.

Love threw for 288 yards while Jacobs ran for just 39

Sources: FOX2548 & WIProud, Green Bay Press Times

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Value
Love, passing288 yards
Watson, receiving113 yards
Jacobs, rushing39 yards
  • Jacobs: 21 carries and two touchdowns
  • Panthers quarterback Bryce Young: sacked six times, one interception
  • Halftime: Bob Harlan's name added to the Lambeau Field façade

The Brewers dropped by after their first-ever World Series title, and brought Bernie Brewer and the Racing Sausages. Safety Evan Williams said, “That was probably the loudest crowd I've heard in Lambeau, besides some really big plays.”

Packers

The Packers are targeting Nov. 25 against the Rams for Micah Parsons' return

If you've been waiting on Micah Parsons, mark Thanksgiving Eve. Ian Rapoport reported the Packers and Parsons are targeting Nov. 25 for his return against the Los Angeles Rams.

Parsons' road back runs from a December ACL tear to a Nov. 25 target

  1. Dec. 14Parsons tears his ACL against the Broncos
  2. Late Dec.Surgery repairs his ACL and meniscus
  3. Nov. 25Packers target his return against the Rams

Source: Wausau Pilot & Review

  • Before the injury: 12.5 sacks, led the NFL in pressures
  • Games missed so far: the first eight
  • Next steps: practice, then individual drills, then team drills
  • Before the Rams: the Patriots, then the Vikings

Dairyland Express says the Packers have been extra cautious while their young linebackers grow. A Nov. 25 return would give Parsons a chance to play the final seven regular-season games.

7regular-season games Parsons could play after returning

He is expected to miss at least two more games before the Rams game.

Source: Wausau Pilot & Review

Packers

Jordan Love is putting up big numbers even with receivers dropping passes

Wisconsin Sports Heroics argues Jordan Love is having an MVP-caliber season even though his completion percentage is 61.5%. Packers pass catchers have 18 drops, the most in the NFL, and Matthew Golden has eight of them. If half were caught, Love would be at 64.8%.

Love would be at 67.7% if every drop were caught

Source: Wisconsin Sports Heroics

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Value
As it stands61.5%
Half the drops caught64.8%
Every drop caught67.7%
  • Time to throw: 2.48 seconds, 35th among quarterbacks
  • Run game: last in the NFL at 60.6 yards per game
  • Defense: led the NFL in sacks and takeaways as of Saturday

Dairyland Express says Love has kept the offense together with Jayden Reed out and an offensive line that keeps changing because of injuries. It also credits Jonathan Gannon's defense.

Love's season line through eight games

2,246
passing yards
16
touchdown passes
6
interceptions
312
pass attempts

Sources: Dairyland Express, Wisconsin Sports Heroics

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Weather

Rain moves into Green Bay this afternoon and sticks around through Wednesday

Grab an umbrella today. Showers move in Monday afternoon, could turn heavy at times in the evening, and continue overnight. A second low brings another round Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday.

Highs slide from 67 on Tuesday to 51 by Saturday

Source: WBAY

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Nov. 264°
Nov. 367°
Nov. 461°
Nov. 556°
Nov. 652°
Nov. 751°
  • Today: mostly cloudy and breezy, high 64, low 54
  • Rain totals: 0.5 to 1.5 inches across Northeast Wisconsin
  • Tuesday: thunder rumbles and gusty winds possible
  • Thursday: dry again, high 56

Drought conditions continue from Green Bay north, so the beneficial rain is welcome. October ended as the 8th warmest on record with just 1.29 inches of precipitation.

October ranked as the 8th warmest in 141 years of records

WBAY's October recap, ranked against 141 years of records

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1 WarmestCoolest 141

Source: WBAY

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October 20268th

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High School Sports

Bay Port, Kimberly and Xavier punched tickets to state in Saturday's sectional finals

Bay Port is headed back to the state volleyball tournament for the second time in three seasons. The top-seeded Pirates beat West De Pere 3-1 in the Division 1 sectional final, with senior Alexia Stephens getting the match-clinching kill. Their first trip was in 2024.

Four area girls volleyball teams won sectional finals Saturday

  • West De Pere1
    Bay Port3
    FinalDivision 1 sectional final
  • Neenah0
    Kimberly3
    FinalDivision 1 sectional final
  • Fox Valley Lutheran0
    Xavier3
    FinalDivision 2 sectional final
  • Florence1
    N.E.W. Lutheran3
    FinalDivision 5 sectional final

Source: WLUK

  • Kimberly boys volleyball: beat Appleton West in four sets
  • De Pere boys soccer: lost 5-3 in a shootout to Hudson
  • Manitowoc Lutheran's bid for three straight titles ended in a 3-2 loss

Xavier's girls swept Fox Valley Lutheran, and its boys soccer team beat Providence Academy 4-2. Pulaski's boys beat Fox Valley Lutheran in a shootout after a scoreless tie. Here's who else is going.

Several area teams are back at state after a gap

TeamReturn to state
Kimberly girls volleyballSecond straight trip
Xavier girls volleyballFirst since 2023
N.E.W. Lutheran girls volleyballFirst since 2007
Kimberly boys volleyballFirst since 2023
Xavier boys soccerFirst since 2012

Sources: WLUK, The Post-Crescent

News Notes

State volleyball

The state volleyball tournament opens Thu., Nov. 5 at the , where No. 3 seed Bay Port plays No. 6 Chippewa Falls at 5 p.m. in a Division 1 quarterfinal. In Division 2, No. 3 Barron meets No. 2 Kettle Moraine Lutheran in a semifinal Fri., Nov. 6, at 10:30 a.m. WEAU

Shelter open

St. John's Ministries' emergency shelter in Green Bay opened Sunday and runs through the end of April. If you want to help, it still needs volunteers for hospitality, meals, laundry and sorting supplies. WLUK

Cross country

Luke Peterson became the first Green Bay Southwest runner at the state meet since 2015. The Green Bay Notre Dame girls took third in Division 2, the highest team finish for any local school. Green Bay Press-Gazette

Musky record

Dave Grisar of Saukville caught and released a 57.5-inch musky on Green Bay on Oct. 7 while fishing with guide Nolan Koepp. It's a state record in the DNR's live release category. Marshfield News-Herald

Smallmouth bass

Austin Schiefer of Menasha caught a 9.7-pound smallmouth bass Oct. 30 in the Oconto County waters of Green Bay. It's expected to be accepted as the state record, topping a 9 pound, 1 ounce fish caught in 1950 in Oneida County. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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State volleyball opens Thursday at the Resch Center

  1. Nov. 5State volleyball tournament opens at the in Green Bay
  2. Nov. 5Bay Port plays Chippewa Falls in a Division 1 quarterfinal at 5 p.m.
  3. Nov. 6Barron plays Kettle Moraine Lutheran in a Division 2 semifinal at 10:30 a.m.

Source: WEAU

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“afternoon. Car after car was going around it so we parked at the end of the op and walked back to it. We originally thought it was a seagull, but turned out to be this beautiful little hawk. Well, actually not so little. He got away for a moment in our garage and tried to fly so we got to see his wingspread close-up…”

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The Wrap

Leftover pumpkins have a second act at the NEW Zoo, where goats, moose and porcupines like to eat donated pumpkins. The birds peck holes in them and eat the seeds, and the cats, carnivores or not, like to scratch them. Local sanctuaries are taking pumpkins too. Nom nom nom.

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Daily Green Bayto me · Mon., Nov. 26:00 a.m.

Packers beat the Panthers 27-19, and rain moves into Green Bay this afternoon

Plus, Micah Parsons has a target return date and Bay Port is headed to state.

The TLDR

  1. Packers beat the Panthers 27-19 to move to 5-3
  2. Micah Parsons is targeting a Nov. 25 return against the Rams
  3. Rain moves in this afternoon and lingers through Wednesday
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