If it's even possible, the Packers have more injuries than last week.
The Packers lost two more players for the season after both Nick Barnett and Jermichael Finley had surgery this past week to repair wrist and knee injuries, respectively.
The Packers may have dodged a bullet with Aaron Rodgers' concussion.
Rodgers' sustained a concussion on his interception to LaRon Landry in overtime against the Redskins.
However, Rodgers cleared every test this week in order to play. He is listed as probable on the injury report and seems likely to start.
As for the Packers other injuries, they may have trouble containing the dynamic Ronnie Brown and Brandon Marshall without a few key defensive starters.
Clay Matthews, the NFL leader in sacks with 8.5, is listed as doubtful with a hamstring strain.
Defensive lineman Ryan Pickett and Mike Neal are listed as questionable and linebacker Brandon Chillar has been ruled out of Sunday's game.
With all the injuries, the Packers would most likely be fortunate to move to 4-2 after a disastrous loss against the Redskins last week.
Despite leading for most of the game, the Packers couldn't orchestrate any further offense and lost in overtime.
This week, the Packers will return home to Lambeau, which I think could make all the difference. The Packer fans will cheer the Pack on to victory as Green Bay squeaks out a close one against a tough Dolphins team.
Packers 20, Dolphins 17
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