A lot has changed since Week 1. “The things we did best after that game were eliminate the plays that made us want to throw up," linebacker Nakobe Dean said of the team's improved defense.

The Green Bay Packers passing game has struggled of late, and there’s nothing coach Matt LaFleur would like more than for his offense to find its groove again heading into Sunday’s NFC wild-card game on the road against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Both teams started 2-2. From there, the Packers won nine of the final 13 games, while the Eagles stormed into the playoffs winning 12 of their final 13. The Packers overcame injuries at quarterback and improved drastically on defense. The Eagles emerged as one of the best defenses in football.

Packers coach Matt LaFleur explains what went wrong on the play that allowed the Bears to get into field-goal position in Week 18 loss.

Green Bay’s offense and the Eagles’ defense have implemented plenty of wrinkles since their Week 1 season opener. Winning that chess match could determine the length of the Eagles' playoff run.

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