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AP/EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY The Green Bay Packers went on a three-game winning streak that put them firmly in playoff position, seemingly correcting their early-season issues.
They had an easy schedule for the next five games, and it looked like they could be able to win.
All of that was spoiled on Monday night as Tommy DeVito and the New York Giants came back to win 24-22, making the Packers one of six NFC teams with a 6-7 record. Once more, the playoffs are at stake.
The NFC South-leading Tampa Bay Buccaneers, a squad that is currently sitting at 6-7 and vying for a postseason berth, are the next opponent on the schedule for Sunday.
The Giants (5-8), led by undrafted rookie quarterback DeVito, won their third straight game. “I’m not going to disrespect them like that,” Clark declared. They appeared and performed plays. We play football in the NFL. No matter who you play against, if you don’t play your best ball, you will lose. Giants deserve credit. They performed some excellent plays today, and while we were absent, they did.
After watching his team lose for the first time in 17 December games since he assumed the position in 2019, Packers coach Matt LaFleur expressed his disappointment. After entering the red zone, Green Bay wasted opportunities, turning the ball over three times and settling for two quick field goals by Anders Carlson.
LaFleur declared, “I think we’ve got a great team.” “Clearly, we are a team that has experienced this, suffered some difficult losses, and recovered from those setbacks. I’m confident we can recover the following week.
After watching his team lose for the first time in 17 December games since he assumed the position in 2019, Packers coach Matt LaFleur expressed his disappointment. After entering the red zone, Green Bay wasted opportunities, turning the ball over three times and settling for two quick field goals by Anders Carlson.
LaFleur declared, “I think we’ve got a great team.” “Clearly, we are a team that has experienced this, suffered some difficult losses, and recovered from those setbacks. I’m confident we can recover the following week.
After watching his team lose for the first time in 17 December games since he assumed the position in 2019, rPackes coach Matt LaFleur expressed his disappointment. After entering the red zone, Green Bay wasted opportunities, turning the ball over three times and settling for two quick field goals by Anders Carlson.
LaFleur declared, “I think we’ve got a great team.” “Clearly, we are a team that has experienced this, suffered some difficult losses, and recovered from those setbacks. I’m confident we can recover the following week.
After watching his team lose for the first time in 17 December games since he assumed the position in 2019, Packers coach Matt LaFleur expressed his disappointment. After entering the red zone, Green Bay wasted opportunities, turning the ball over three times and settling for two quick field goals by Anders Carlson.
LaFleur declared, “I think we’ve got a great team.” “Clearly, we are a team that has experienced this, suffered some difficult losses, and recovered from those setbacks. I’m confident we can recover the following week.
After watching his team lose for the first time in 17 December games since he assumed the position in 2019, Packers coach Matt LaFleur expressed his disappointment. After entering the red zone, Green Bay wasted opportunities, turning the ball over three times and settling for two quick field goals by Anders Carlson.
LaFleur declared, “I think we’ve got a great team.” “Clearly, we are a team that has experienced this, suffered some difficult losses, and recovered from those setbacks. I’m confident we can recover the following week.
After watching his team lose for the first time in 17 December games since he assumed the position in 2019, Packers coach Matt LaFleur expressed his disappointment. After entering the red zone, Green Bay wasted opportunities, turning the ball over three times and settling for two quick field goals by Anders Carlson.
LaFleur declared, “I think we’ve got a great team.” “Clearly, we are a team that has experienced this, suffered some difficult losses, and recovered from those setbacks. I’m confident we can recover the following week.
After watching his team lose for the first time in 17 December games since he assumed the position in 2019, Packers coach Matt LaFleur expressed his disappointment. After entering the red zone, Green Bay wasted opportunities, turning the ball over three times and settling for two quick field goals by Anders Carlson.
LaFleur declared, “I think we’ve got a great team.” “Clearly, we are a team that has experienced this, suffered some difficult losses, and recovered from those setbacks. I’m confident we can recover the following week.
After watching his team lose for the first time in 17 December games since he assumed the position in 2019, Packers coach Matt LaFleur expressed his disappointment. After entering the red zone, Green Bay wasted opportunities, turning the ball over three times and settling for two quick field goals by Anders Carlson.
LaFleur declared, “I think we’ve got a great team.” “Clearly, we are a team that has experienced this, suffered some difficult losses, and recovered from those setbacks. I’m confident we can recover the following week.
The Packers were outgained 367 yards to 326 and limited to 5 of 14 on third down. New York also shredded the Green Bay defense for 209 yards rushing, with Saquon Barkley running for two touchdowns and DeVito gaining 71 on scrambles and one planned 26-yard run that set up Barkley’s 1-yard go-ahead TD.
“A lot of times we had flybys right by the quarterback,” LaFleur said. “For whatever reason, we just missed the quarterback.”
Despite the mistakes, the Packers were in position to win after Barkley fumbled at the Green Bay 19 following a 34-yard run. The ball popped out of his hands as he stumbed to keep his balance. Carrington Valentine scooped up the ball amid the confusion and returned it 50 yards to the Giants 36.
Jordan Love hit Malik Heath with a 6-yard TD pass for a 22-21 lead, but the 2-point conversion run by receiver Jayden Reed was stopped.
DeVito then led the Giants on an eight-play, 57-yard drive that included a 32-yard pass to Wan’Dale Robinson and ended with a game-winning 37-yard field goal by Randy Bullock.
