The Packers are on a roll after a shaky start and lead the NFC North. A first-round bye looks like a possibility. Can they beat a solid Giants team, on the road, without Clay Matthews, Charles Woodson and possibly Greg Jennings?

The Packers face a tough opponent in the New York Giants, but it's not hard to see how the Packers can win. Five keys to victory.

Slowing down the opponents' pass rush and getting some pass rush of your own. That's the secret to every Packers vs. Giants' game since 2007 and this week is no different as we highlight 5 Packers to watch.

Two old pro's go head to head this week. Can Pickett give a repeat performance for the Packers' interior pass rush?

Eli Manning has been hot and cold this year. This week he faces off against an improving Packers defense and red hot rookie Casey Hayward.

EDS had a down week against a surging Nick Fairley. Can he turn it around this week against Chris Canty and the rest of the interior defensive line for the Giants?

And now the games get big. Everything post-bye is huge for a three-loss Packers team. They start the business end of the regular season with a road game against the Lions.

The Detroit Lions have been an undisciplined team in 2012. The best way of defeating this sort of opponent is keeping things simple, staying focused, and letting the opponent beat themselves. This week's keys to victory reflect this simple strategy

Interior line play highlights this week's five Packers to watch. Can the Packers be strong up the middle and start fast?

It's extremely tough to shut down Calvin Johnson completely, but it is not that hard to limit his effectiveness. The Packers will need a strong day from their safeties, and most notably Morgan Burnett, to cut off Johnson's big play ability.