The Packers are in Arizona, but only after some travel turmoil threatened to wreck their plans on Saturday.

Green Bay play the Cardinals in Glendale on Sunday, but their flight into Phoenix was disrupted and left them delayed by more than five hours ahead of the game.

Just a few weeks after Phoenix suffered its worse day of rainfall in almost a decade - when a thunderstorm threatened to push back the start time of ASU's Big 12 showdown with TCU - there was more disruption, but this time it was at the Packers end.

There was no weather on hand to cause the upheaval, it was a mechanical issue with one of the two planes usually chartered by the Packers that caused the travel disruption.

Matt LaFleur's squad were due to fly out of Green Bay and ESPN's report suggests that typically involv

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