Packers extend sickening losing streak to 6 games - Packers Wire

The Green Bay Packers haven't won a real football game since Dec. 7 of last year. Sunday's collapse in Minneapolis, featuring 29 unanswered points and a historic win for the Minnesota Vikings, extended the team's losing streak to six games, including the playoffs. According to Rob Demovsky of ESPN, this represents the Packers' longest losing streak since the 1990-1991 seasons, or pre-Brett Favre.

And this isn't your average six-game losing streak. No, fans of the Packers have been put through a gauntlet of misery since last December. It's one thing to be talent-starved and struggling to compete week in and week out. Season-wrecking injuries and historic collapses from good teams with real expectations have made this one of the most sickening losing streaks in the franchise's long history.

On Dec. 7, 2025, Keisean Nixon's leaping interception of Caleb Williams in the end zone with 22 seconds to go improved the Packers' record to 9-3-1.

Will the losing streak finally end next Sunday? The Packers are headed to New York to play the Jets, who soundly beat the Tennessee Titans 23-10 in the season opener. There's no room to look too far ahead. Come next Sunday, the Packers will be roughly 9.5 months removed from their last real victory. Matt LaFleur's team just needs to get back in the win column and start erasing the awful taste of this losing streak at MetLife Stadium.