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HomeFinal20 Sept, 18:00 BSTMetLife Stadium
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20 Sept, 18:00 BST
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Week 2 / Game Review
Packers edge Jets in overtime thriller
Green Bay survived a volume-heavy Jets passing attack, found late-game answers and left with an overtime win.
This game · verified box score
Explore the game data01 / The takeaway
11TargetsThe Packers won despite a constricted aerial output
Jordan Love delivered the deciding production without a broad offensive explosion. Christian Watson dominated Green Bay’s receiving opportunity, while Matthew Golden was the more efficient downfield complement. The result mattered more than the process: the Packers’ passing game was concentrated and volatile, but timely touchdowns and a closing kick carried it.
02 / The takeaway
12TargetsThe Jets’ passing volume created usable fantasy lines
Green Bay’s narrow path to the win
Love played every offensive snap and avoided an interception, but the box score reflects a compressed passing game rather than a commanding quarterback performance. He completed passes efficiently enough to produce touchdowns, yet the Jets created disruption with sacks and a recovered opponent fumble. Love’s fantasy output remained viable because the scoring throws offset limited yardage, but the passing profile was a clear step below a high-volume ceiling outcome. Watson was the focal point. His target load and route participation show that Green Bay continued to lean into him, even though the catch conversion and yardage were modest relative to the opportunity. Golden ran nearly as many routes and turned a smaller target package into more yards, making him the cleaner efficiency story. Skyy Moore remained involved behind the primary pair, but his shallow box-score output leaves him as a situational depth option rather than a weekly lineup priority.