Posted by ESPN.com’s Kevin Seifert

Green Bay’s offensive unit held what guard Daryn Colledge called a “come-to-Jesus meeting” Wednesday, according to this story from Greg A. Bedard of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

During a regularly-scheduled meeting, several individual members of the offense stood up and led a frank discussion about their individual play and the performance of the group at large. The topics included the 37 sacks quarterback Aaron Rodgers has taken. Only a few details emerged, but I thought receiver Donald Driver had the most urgent quote about it:

"If we don't win -- and I mean now -- they are going to fire all of our [butts] at the end of the season. I'm serious."

I don’t know whether the reaction would be that dramatic, but it’s important to see a sense of urgency descend on Lambeau Field.

Continuing around the NFC North:

• The Packers consider Sunday’s game against Dallas a must-win, writes Pete Dougherty of the Green Bay Press-Gazette.
• Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers needs some wins to silence those who consider him a quarterback with good statistics who can’t win, writes Jason Wilde of ESPN Milwaukee.
• Chicago coach Lovie Smith said he doesn’t listen to or read criticism of his job performance, writes Vaughn McClure of the Chicago Tribune.
• Still, writes Brad Biggs of the Chicago Sun-Times, the pressure is on Smith tonight in San Francisco and for the rest of the season.
• Detroit is likely to be without linebacker Ernie Sims against Minnesota on Sunday, writes Tim Twentyman of the Detroit News.
• There is no question Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford is still affected by his injured right knee, according to Nicholas J. Cotsonika of the Detroit Free Press.
• Minnesota quarterback Brett Favre should benefit from last week’s bye, writes Judd Zulgad of the Star Tribune.
• It might be time for the Vikings to add a few wrinkles in the offense for receiver Percy Harvin, writes Sean Jensen of the St. Paul Pioneer Press.