Fueled by last season's defeats, Keisean Nixon reveals the Green Bay Packers' fierce determination and mental focus to conquer the formidable Philadelphia Eagles.

They’ve lost two in a row and are clinging to the final spot in the NFC playoff race. There’s a lot of season to be played, but

Green Bay Packers CB Keisean Nixon spoke to the media following Thursday's practice as the Packers prepare to take on the Philadelphia Eagles in a Week 10 Monday Night Football matchup at Lambeau Field.

The Green Bay Packers once again performed under the level fans would hope for after such a promising start to the regular season. Unlike the past two weeks, though, the team pulled off a win against the New York Giants,

Nixon jumped on a fumble from Jalen Hurts caused by Edgerrin Cooper late in the first quarter, which halted the Eagles' red zone drive in its tracks. Nixon played every single defensive snap for the eighth time this season, and the veteran corner is up to 38 tackles (31 solo) and 12 pass defenses through nine regular-season games.

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Green Bay Packers cornerback Keisean Nixon talks about the team's Monday night game with the Eagles and facing former teammate Jaire Alexander.

Jordan Love hasn’t seen any signs of the Green Bay Packers defense turning on the offense. He hasn’t seen any finger-pointing, hasn’t heard Micah Parsons or Xavier

Before lifting off for Sunday’s game against the New York Giants on Saturday, Green Bay Packers coach Matt LaFleur added kicker Brandon McManu

Still, this performance will do little to turn down the heat that Matt LaFleur currently faces. His team played sloppy football for much of the game and could have easily put the game away earlier. But ultimately the team improved to a 6-3-1 record, allowing them to remain within a half-game of the lead in the NFC North at the end of the week.

Running back Josh Jacobs went to the locker room in the second quarter following the Packers' first touchdown. He was initially questionable to return with a knee injury but after halftime he was ruled out.