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Packers K Mason Crosby booted a 26-yard field goal and converted all four of his extra points during a 33-7 win against the Cardinals in Week 17. Crosby finished the regular season with 27 of 36 field goal conversions.

Packers WR Patrick Williams, DB Derrick Martin, RB Korey Hall, DB Trevor Ford, LB Brandon Chillar, DL Ryan Pickett and DL Mike Montgomery have all been ruled inactive for Week 17 at Arizona.

Green Bay WR Greg Jennings caught eight passes for 130 yards and a touchdown in a 51-45 shootout with Arizona. This game was Jenning's highest reception and yardage totals of the season.

Packers WR Patrick Williams, DB Derrick Martin, RB Korey Hall, DB Trevor Ford, LB Brandon Chillar, DL Ryan Pickett and DL Mike Montgomery have all been ruled inactive for Week 17 at Arizona.

Green Bay LB Nick Barnett had a solid performance on Sunday in a Week 16 win over Seattle. He led the team in tackles, recording nine, and was able to sack QB Matt Hasselbeck. Barnett increased his tackles total to 100 on the season with the performance.

Green Bay coach Mike McCarthy said Tuesday that DB/KR Will Blackmon, who injured his knee on Monday night against the Vikings, will miss the rest of the season.

The Packers' list of inactives for Week 15 at Pittsburgh includes WR Patrick Williams, RB John Kuhn, DB Brandon Underwood, DB Matt Giordano, DL Jeremy Thompson and DL Mike Montgomery.

Packers WR Patrick Williams, DB Derrick Martin, RB Korey Hall, DB Trevor Ford, LB Brandon Chillar, DL Ryan Pickett and DL Mike Montgomery have all been ruled inactive for Week 17 at Arizona.

The Packers signed the following players to Reserve/Futures contracts: cornerback D.J. Clark, tight end Tom Crabtree, linebacker Robert Francois, wide receiver Khalil Jones, running back Kregg Lumpkin, quarterback Chris Pizzotti and defensive end Ronald Talley.

The Packers list the following players as inactive for Week 13 on Monday night against the Ravens: WR Biren Ealy, DB Josh Bell, RB Quinn Johnson, DB Matt Giordano, DL Mike Montgomery and DL Jeremy Thompson.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports that the Packers and safety Derrick Martin have agreed to a new two-year deal. This keeps the special-teams ace in Green & Gold through 2011.

In his own view, Charles Woodson put together his best pro season in 2009. How appropriate, then, that he is The Associated Press 2009 NFL Defensive Player of the Year. The versatile Woodson tied for the league lead with nine interceptions, returning three for touchdowns, and was a key to the Packers' turnaround on defense. His role in Green Bay's ranking second in overall defense, first in interceptions (30), takeaways (40) and turnover margin (plus-24) earned Woodson 28 votes Tuesday from a nationwide panel of 50 sports writers and broadcasters who cover the NFL. "It's a great honor," Woodson said Tuesday. "I felt like I put a lot into the game, mentally and physically - your body's always beat up - and it's great to be recognized." He doubled the number of votes for New York Jets CB Darrelle Revis in becoming the first Green Bay winner since Reggie White in 1998 and just the second Packer in the 36-year history of the award.

Packers rookie LB Brad Jones, who had only one sack all season, recorded two at Pittsburgh in Week 15. He also had five solo tackles.

Green Bay TE Jermichael Finley set a new career high in yards by catching six passes for 159 yards in a 51-45 loss to Arizona. Finley's previous career high was a six catch, 128 yard performance against Minnesota in week 4.

The Packers signed safety Nick Collins and nose tackle Ryan Pickett to long-term contract extensions Friday, securing the services of two cornerstones in their much-improved defense.

The Packers signed the following players to Reserve/Futures contracts: cornerback D.J. Clark, tight end Tom Crabtree, linebacker Robert Francois, wide receiver Khalil Jones, running back Kregg Lumpkin, quarterback Chris Pizzotti and defensive end Ronald Talley.

Packers TE Spencer Havner was arrested this week on suspicion of drunken driving after crashing his motorcycle in Northern California, suffering a broken shoulder blade. The California Highway Patrol says the 27-year-old Havner was arrested Monday after the accident about 2:45 a.m. some 50 miles north of Sacramento. Mark Humenik, whose agency represents Havner, says the player should be "fully recovered in short order."

Packers WR James Jones totaled three catches for 17 yards during a Week 17 win against the Cardinals. He was targeted six times and had a long reception of 8 yards. Jones finished the season with 32 catches for 440 yards and five touchdowns.

Packers rookie TE Devin Frischknecht was taken off on a stretcher and taken to the hospital after sustaining what appeared to be a serious shin injury in the third quarter of Saturday's preseason win over the Bills.

The Packers signed the following players to Reserve/Futures contracts: cornerback D.J. Clark, tight end Tom Crabtree, linebacker Robert Francois, wide receiver Khalil Jones, running back Kregg Lumpkin, quarterback Chris Pizzotti and defensive end Ronald Talley.

Green Bay QB Aaron Rodgers was 28 of 42 for 422 yards and four touchdowns in a 51-45 shootout in Arizona. Rodgers, who started the game with an interception, was marvelous throughout the game until he was stripped by Michael Adams in overtime. The ball careened off Rodgers' foot and into the hands of Karlos Dansby, who ran untouched for the score. Rodgers said he should have just taken the sack. "I was trying to unload it," he said. "I should have held on to the ball. I was looking at the front side for Driv [Driver]. It looked like he was getting grabbed a bit. Then I was looking for James [Jones] and they were driving in on him as he was running a little in cut, so I kind of pulled the ball back and someone hit my arm." Rodgers completed passes to 10 receivers. All but two of Rodgers' yards came after the first quarter. Rodgers set a Packer playoff passing record. The Packers' playoff passing record was 332 yards by Lynn Dickey at Dallas on Jan. 16, 1983.

Green Bay DB Jarrett Bush intercepted a Matt Hasselbeck pass on Sunday in a Week 16 win over Seattle.

The Packers signed the following players to Reserve/Futures contracts: cornerback D.J. Clark, tight end Tom Crabtree, linebacker Robert Francois, wide receiver Khalil Jones, running back Kregg Lumpkin, quarterback Chris Pizzotti and defensive end Ronald Talley.

Green Bay LB A.J. Hawk intercepted his second pass of the season on Sunday in a Week 16 win over the Seahawks. Hawk’s other interception was in Week 13 against Baltimore. He added six tackles to his stat line in the game against Seattle.

Packers WR Patrick Williams, DB Derrick Martin, RB Korey Hall, DB Trevor Ford, LB Brandon Chillar, DL Ryan Pickett and DL Mike Montgomery have all been ruled inactive for Week 17 at Arizona.

Green Bay WR Donald Driver caught only four passes for 43 yards and zero touchdowns in a 51-45 shootout with Arizona on Sunday. Including the regular season, this was Driver's fifth straight game without a touchdown.

Packers head coach Mike McCarthy said Brett Swain, a fifth-string receiver and special teams standout, will have season-ending knee surgery after an injury Sunday against the Browns. Swain was the only Packers player to see action in the Week 7 win at Cleveland without picking up any stats in the game.

The Packers DST had three fumble recoveries and an interception Sunday against Houston. They also added one sack. Tramon Williams had the interception and a fumble recovery along with six tackles, Brett Goode had a fumble recovery, Johnny Jolly had a fumble recovery and seven tackles and Desmond Bishop had 12 tackles and a sack. Will Blackmon had four kickoff returns for 72.8 yards and two punt returns for 8 yards.

Packers WR Jordy Nelson totaled one catch for 51 yards during a Week 17 win against the Cardinals. His 51-yard catch in the first quarter set up a 1-yard touchdown run by QB Aaron Rodgers. Nelson finished the season with 22 catches for 320 yards and two touchdowns.

Packers TE Donald Lee totaled two catches for 13 yards in Week 17 against the Cardinals. It was the third time in four games he managed two catches. Lee never had more than four catches in a game this season. He finished with 37 receptions for 260 yards and one touchdown.

The Packers signed the following players to Reserve/Futures contracts: cornerback D.J. Clark, tight end Tom Crabtree, linebacker Robert Francois, wide receiver Khalil Jones, running back Kregg Lumpkin, quarterback Chris Pizzotti and defensive end Ronald Talley.

Packers RB Brandon Jackson totaled six carries for 17 yards in Week 17 against the Cardinals. He also had two catches for 29 yards.

Packers DB Pat Lee hurt his knee on a 41-yard kickoff return in the third quarter of Thursday's preseason game against the Titans and had to limp off. He is questionable for Week 1 against Chicago.

The Packers placed DL Justin Harrell (back), CB Pat Lee (knee), TE Evan Moore (finger) and S Charlie Peprah (knee) on injured reserve Saturday.

The Packers signed the following players to Reserve/Futures contracts: cornerback D.J. Clark, tight end Tom Crabtree, linebacker Robert Francois, wide receiver Khalil Jones, running back Kregg Lumpkin, quarterback Chris Pizzotti and defensive end Ronald Talley.

Green Bay cornerback Al Harris and linebacker Aaron Kampman will both have season-ending knee surgery. Coach Mike McCarthy said Monday that losing the two veterans will be a major challenge to the Packers, who have a 6-4 record and are in the middle of the NFC wild card race after Sunday's victory over San Francisco. With a Thanksgiving Day game in Detroit just three days away, McCarthy says coaches still are considering their options at each position. Harris and Kampman were both taken to the locker room after being hurt on separate plays in the second half of Week 11 vs. San Francisco. McCarthy would not confirm the specifics of either injury, but both appeared to hurt their left knees. Published reports claimed both have torn ACLs. Tramon Williams is expected to replace Harris at cornerback while Brady Poppinga or Brad Jones will take over for Kampman.

Knee - IR. Out for the season

Notable inactives from the Packers-Lions Week 12 matchup on Thanksgiving include: Packers WR Biren Ealy, CB Josh Bell, RB Ahman Green, DB Matt Giordano, LB Aaron Kampman and DE Jarius Wynn. For the Lions, QB Drew Stanton (third QB), WR Derrick Williams, DB Kalvin Pearson, FB Terrelle Smith, LB Ernie Sims and DE Dewayne White are inactive.

The Packers signed WR Jake Allen, QB Brian Brohm, CB Trevor Ford, LB Cyril Obiozor, RB Kregg Lumpkin, DE Ronald Talley and DL Anthony Toribio to their practice squad on Sunday.

Packers LB Brady Poppinga recorded his first sack of the season Week 15 at Pittsburgh, getting just the one tackle.

The Packers placed outside linebacker Aaron Kampman on injured reserve and signed Cyril Obiozor from the practice squad. Obiozor was active Monday night of Week 13 against Baltimore.

Packers LB Clay Matthews recorded two sacks to go along with seven tackles (five solo) Week 15 at Pittsburgh, giving him at least one sack in four straight games. He has six sacks during that stretch and 10 on the season.

Packers QB Matt Flynn got into the game in Week 17 against the Cardinals. He replaced starter Aaron Rodgers in the fourth quarter of a 33-7 rout as coach Mike McCarthy started resting his players. Flynn completed 1 of 3 passes for 7 yards, but he was mostly in the game to hand off the football.

Green Bay RB Ryan Grant was limited to just 11 carries for 65 yards in a 51-45 loss to Arizona. This was Grant's fourth straight game that he did not rush for 100 yards, and it was the first time he failed to get in the end zone in the previous five. Grant also caught two passes for 18 yards.

The Packers' top four linemen are on the injury report, potentially leaving the league's No. 1-rated defense short-handed going into Sunday's game at Chicago. Coach Mike McCarthy was optimistic after practice Friday that the Packers will have most of those injured players, if not all of them, available. Starting end Cullen Jenkins (hamstring) and rookie tackle B.J. Raji (ankle) are probable for the game. Johnny Jolly (knee), the other starting end, is questionable. But nose tackle Ryan Pickett (hamstring) didn't practice this week and is listed as doubtful, and he'd be missed the most.

The Packers signed safety Nick Collins and nose tackle Ryan Pickett to long-term contract extensions Friday, securing the services of two cornerstones in their much-improved defense.

The Packers' top four linemen are on the injury report, potentially leaving the league's No. 1-rated defense short-handed going into Sunday's game at Chicago. Coach Mike McCarthy was optimistic after practice Friday that the Packers will have most of those injured players, if not all of them, available. Starting end Cullen Jenkins (hamstring) and rookie tackle B.J. Raji (ankle) are probable for the game. Johnny Jolly (knee), the other starting end, is questionable. But nose tackle Ryan Pickett (hamstring) didn't practice this week and is listed as doubtful, and he'd be missed the most.

Green Bay LB Desmond Bishop bruised his knee on Monday at Minnesota in Week 4. He will be evaluated on Tuesday.

Packers TE Spencer Havner and RB Quinn Johnson both dressed for Week 17 at Arizona but failed to record an offensive stat.

The Packers signed the following players to Reserve/Futures contracts: cornerback D.J. Clark, tight end Tom Crabtree, linebacker Robert Francois, wide receiver Khalil Jones, running back Kregg Lumpkin, quarterback Chris Pizzotti and defensive end Ronald Talley.

Green Bay WR Patrick Williams, RB John Kuhn, DB Trevor Ford, DB Matt Giordano, DL Ryan Pickett and DL Jeremy Thompson have all been listed as inactive for the team's Week 16 game against the Seahawks.