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Green Bay Packers Schedule: The Likelihood of a Win in Every Game this Season

The Green Bay Packers schedule is difficult. The team are forecasted to be competitive in the 2025 NFL season, but their win probabilities vary a little too much for most fans’ liking. We looked at each game according to expert analysis, betting odds, and predictive models, and here is a matchup-by-matchup breakdown with predicted win likelihoods for each game.

Green Bay Packers Schedule: Game-by-Game Win Likelihood

Week

Opponent

Venue

Consensus Odds*

Favorable Outcome

Model Prediction

Win Likelihood

1

Detroit Lions

Home (Lambeau)

Toss-up (GB -1.5)

Slight underdog

Loss

45%

2

Washington Comm.

Home (Lambeau)

Packers slight favorite

Favorite

Win

60%

3

Cleveland Browns

Away

Packers solid favorite

Heavy favorite

Win

70%

4

Dallas Cowboys

Away

Toss-up (GB -1.5)

Small favorite

Win/Loss split

50%

5

BYE

6

Cincinnati Bengals

Home (Lambeau)

Packers modest favorite

Slight favorite

Loss

55%

7

Arizona Cardinals

Away

Packers modest favorite

Slight favorite

Win

55%

8

Pittsburgh Steelers

Away

Slight Packers edge

Slight favorite

Win

54%

9

Carolina Panthers

Home (Lambeau)

Packers strong favorite

Big favorite

Win

75%

10

Philadelphia Eagles

Home (Lambeau)

Even/Eagles slight favorite

Underdog

Loss

47%

11

New York Giants

Away

Packers clear favorite

Favorite

Win

65%

12

Minnesota Vikings

Home (Lambeau)

Packers favored

Favorite

Win

60%

13

Detroit Lions

Away

Packers underdog

Underdog

Loss

40%

14

Chicago Bears

Home (Lambeau)

Packers favored

Favorite

Win

60%

15

Denver Broncos

Away

Slight Packers underdog

Slight underdog

Loss

45%

16

Chicago Bears

Away

Slight Packers edge

Slight favorite

Loss

52%

17

Baltimore Ravens

Home (Lambeau)

Packers slight underdog

Underdog

Loss

45%

18

Minnesota Vikings

Away

Packers slight favorite

Slight favorite

Win

55%

*Odds and projections based on the most current betting lines and prediction models as of August 28, 2025

Dec 23, 2024; Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA; Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love (10) throws a pass during warmups prior to the game against the New Orleans Saints at Lambeau Field. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-Imagn Images

Season Prediction and Analysis

Having examined not just 2024 records, 2025 offseason additions, the 2025 NFL Draft including key players like Matthew Golden, we also looked to current betting lines across sportsbooks like YouBet.com to find some common ground. Yes, we have high hopes that the Pack will indeed challenge Detroit this year for the division, but the reality is that it’s a tough road with some strong home games. They will likely be the difference-maker.

Projected Win Total:  9 or 10 wins, but backed into the corner, I’ll take 10

Division Outlook: Packers are predicted to be division contenders but not clear favorites over the Lions. Let’s look at the Wildcard as being a legit shot, but keep pressure on the Lions along the way and wait for a slip-up.

Playoff Likelihood: With odds pricing around -135 to make the playoffs, Green Bay’s playoff chances sit just above 55%

Strengths: The team’s defense, offensive efficiency (particularly in DVOA rankings), and home-field advantage in several tough matchups

Risks: Division performance is a concern, especially since five of their six division games are in the final stretch of the season, where late injuries and cold weather can be factors. The health of quarterback Jordan Love is of course pivotal.

Final Outlook

The Packers’ most likely wins are against the Browns, Panthers, Cardinals, Giants, and Bears at home, while toughest games (lowest win rates) are projected versus the Eagles, Ravens, Cowboys, and both Lions matchups. Overall, expect Green Bay to be a playoff contender with a predicted finish around 9-10 wins, though anything from 8-11 wins is mathematically plausible depending on in-season variables.

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