Packers lose sixth straight game, tie NFL record for blown leads

The Green Bay Packers are currently on a six-game losing streak, with their most recent defeat occurring in Week 1 against the Minnesota Vikings. This streak ties them with the 2000 Chargers for the longest record of blowing leads in NFL history, losing four games while up by at least two scores. Since Micah Parsons' injury last season, the Packers have been outscored 90-15 in the fourth quarter and overtime, marking one of the worst score differentials in recent history. As the team struggles to find a solution, head coach Matt LaFleur’s job security is in question. The Packers will face the New York Jets next, with the pressure increasing on LaFleur and quarterback Jordan Love to secure a win.

• 1:07 PMCBS NFL — No, Pack, no: Missing Micah Parsons, Green Bay ties grim NFL record -- and may currently be NFC's worst team