Javon Bullard expressed the need for the Packers to elevate their game against elite teams, emphasizing that good teams must beat other good teams to be considered elite. He acknowledged the team's potential but recognized that their record against top opponents did not reflect that status, calling for a candid assessment of their performance.

Javon Bullard was one of four starters missing from the Green Bay defense during the game against the Saints, yet the Packers still managed to effectively shut down New Orleans' offense, contributing to the Saints' inability to score.

Javon Bullard played a key role in the Packers' defense during the shutout against the Saints, making an interception in his first career start despite the team missing four starters due to injuries.

Javon Bullard, a safety for the Packers, made a significant impact in his first career start by recording an interception, contributing to a dominant defensive performance against the Saints.

Javon Bullard missed his second consecutive game due to an ankle injury, further depleting the Packers' secondary as they faced the Saints.