Monday Night Football: Packers post NFL's most memorable shutout this season, run over Holy people 34-0
The Holy people had a first Monday night: They turned into the primary group to be shutout in the NFL this season.
The NFL went a record 15 weeks and 15 games without a shutout before the Packers kept the Holy people off the scoreboard, winning 34-0. The Packers moved to 11-4 and are gone to the postseason, while the Holy people tumbled to 5-10.
Without their beginning quarterback (Derek Carr), their top running back (Alvin Kamara), their best beneficiary (Chris Olave), their second-best recipient (Rashid Shaheed) and their best weapon (Taysom Slope), the Holy people got no opportunity. Freshman quarterback Spencer Rattler made his fourth beginning instead of Derek Carr and tossed to wide beneficiaries Dante Pettis, Kevin Austin, Cedrick Wilson and Artisan Tipton and gave off to Kendre Mill operator, Jordan Mims and Jamaal Williams.
It was each piece the befuddle it showed up ahead of time.
The Packers outgained the Holy people 404 to 196 and had two important points of Rattler, who went 12-of-23 for 135 yards with a capture and a lost bungle. The Holy people had four belongings in Green Cove domain, with Rattler's bungle coming at the Packers 29 and his capture at the Green Sound 22.
The Holy people had a first Monday night: They turned into the primary group to be shutout in the NFL this season.
The NFL went a record 15 weeks and 15 games without a shutout before the Packers kept the Holy people off the scoreboard, winning 34-0. The Packers moved to 11-4 and are made a beeline for the postseason, while the Holy people tumbled to 5-10.
Without their beginning quarterback (Derek Carr), their top running back (Alvin Kamara), their best collector (Chris Olave), their second-best beneficiary (Rashid Shaheed) and their best weapon (Taysom Slope), the Holy people got no opportunity. Newbie quarterback Spencer Rattler made his fourth beginning instead of Derek Carr and tossed to wide recipients Dante Pettis, Kevin Austin, Cedrick Wilson and Artisan Tipton and gave off to Kendre Mill operator, Jordan Mims and Jamaal Williams.
It was each piece the jumble it showed up in advance.
The Packers outgained the Holy people 404 to 196 and had two important points of Rattler, who went 12-of-23 for 135 yards with a capture and a lost bungle. The Holy people had four belongings in Green Cove domain, with Rattler's bungle coming at the Packers 29 and his capture at the Green Sound 22.
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The Packers scored scores on their initial three belongings and drove 21-0 at halftime before Brandon McManus field objectives of 55 and 46 yards in the final part gave them a 27-0 lead.
Jordan Love went 16-of-28 for 182 yards and a score prior to leaving in the final quarter of the victory. Malik Willis played the last 5:44 and driven the Packers to another score.
Green Inlet had nine players with something like one convey and acquired 188 hurrying yards. Chris Streams had a 1-yard score run, Josh Jacobs a 2-yard score run and Emanuel Wilson a 1-yard run.
Dontayvion Wicks scored the group's most memorable score on a 2-yard score gathering from Adoration.
Seven unique players had a gathering for the Packers.
Jacobs 69 yards on 13 conveys and got four passes for 38 yards.