It is not a secret that during the past two weeks, and various times throughout this season, the Green Bay Packers offense has struggled to score points.

That is not for a lack of being able to move the ball though, as the Packers rank 12th in the NFL in total yards per game at 349.3. The stagnant offense has come in the way of not being able to score the ball.

Green Bay returns for another prime time game when the Packers host the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football.

Packers’ offense vs. Eagles’ defense

Philadelphia’s defense has stars at all three levels and a legend coaching on that side of the ball.

The Green Bay Packers are set to take on the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football at Lambeau Field.

The Packers faced the Eagles twice last season. They lost a back-and-forth affair in the season opener before being outclassed in a playoff game at Lincoln Financial Field.

All eyes will be on the Green Bay Packers as they welcome the defending world champion Philadelphia Eagles to Lambeau Field on Monday night.

The Eagles are coming off their bye week but sit at the top of the NFC East and have the look of a team that can make another run at a Super Bowl title.

TIME AND DATE: 7:15 p.m. Monday, Nov. 10

LOCATION: Lambeau Field

TV: ESPN

RADIO: Flagship WRIT-FM Milwaukee — 95.7; Packers Radio Network includes WIXX-FM Green Bay — 101.1, WRLO-FM Antigo — 105.3, WLST-FM Marinette — 95.1, and WSAU Wausau — 550 AM and 95.1 FM

2025 RECORDS: Packers, 5-2-1. Eagles, 6-2.

HISTORY: The Packers and Eagles have a host of memorable games since they started locking horns in 1933.

While losing to the Carolina Panthers was not in the cards for the Green Bay Packers, things got worse as the team lost both Tucker Kraft and Matthew Golden to injuries in the game.

Golden left the game after injuring his shoulder, while Kraft left after injuring his knee. The two players join Jayden Reed and Dontayvion Wicks as injured pass catchers for the Packers.