The Green Bay Packers dealt with injuries in the win over the New York Giants, but coach Matt LaFleur said quarterback Jordan Love is “doing good.”

The Packers did not have receiver Malik Heath for Sunday's game against the Giants, as he also did not travel from Green Bay due to a coach's decision.

Green Bay Packers Head Coach Matt LaFleur spoke with the media on Monday, Nov. 17. LaFleur recaps the Week 11 matchup with the New York Giants and looks ahead facing the Minnesota Vikings at Lambeau Field.

It was early in the second quarter of what wound up being a 27-20 victory over the New York Giants, but in the moment, the Green Bay

"I'll leave that for everybody else to decide," LaFleur said. "I'll just focus on the day to day. ... I feel like you're always coaching for everything in this league, you know, I that's just my mindset.

And it’s worth noting that while the Packers did win and ran effectively, they mostly won because overmatched rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson threw three interceptions, all while poor Jonathan Taylor was ripping off 103 yards on just 12 carries for the Colts.

Gutekunst said before the season that it’s time for the Packers to start competing for championships. Jeff Hafley is coordinating a championship defense. LaFleur’s offense is far from that caliber. That might need to change over the next two months for him to keep his job.

Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur spoke to the media about injuries affecting his team and the New York Giants.

Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur handed out three game balls inside the visitors' locker room at MetLife Stadium following his team's comeback win over the New York Giants on Sunday. One player from each phase got a game ball: receiver Christian Watson on offense, safety Evan Williams on defense, and punter Daniel Whelan on special teams.

The Packers offense has flatlined over the last two weeks, which led to a pair of home losses despite the defense only giving up 26 points to the Panthers and Eagles.

No discussion is bigger around the Green Bay Packers' offense than how the passing game is constructed. Without a real primary target, especially since tight end Tucker Kraft got hurt, the offense is predicated in spreading the ball around,