Green Bay Packers Lose a Close Game to the Denver Broncos
Key points:
- Green Bay Packers lose to the Denver Broncos in a close game, dropping their record to 2-4.
- Jordan Love throws a killer interception in the final series of the game.
- Despite some promising moments, the Packers' offense struggles to find consistency.
Jordan Love’s interception in the final series cost the Green Bay Packers a win against the Denver Broncos. With a season record of 2-4, the Packers suffered their third consecutive loss, while the Broncos snapped a two-game losing streak with their 19-17 victory. Love finished the game with 21-of-31 completions, 180 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception, while Denver’s Russell Wilson had 20-of-28 completions, 194 yards, and one touchdown. The Packers’ struggling offense failed to impress against the Broncos, who entered the game with the worst defensive record in the league.
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