The Bills will punt, and Rodgers will get the ball back with about two and a half minutes left.ġ1:12 p.m. - Singletary almost just broke free for a touchdown, but he got tripped up by his shoelaces with nothing but daylight ahead of him. Allen rolled right and overthrew Jake Kumerow, but there was a flag for ineligible receiver downfield anyways. We've arrived at the two-minute warning.ġ1:15 p.m. - On 3rd and 7, Green Bay finally gets the stop it needed. After a Tonyan catch picks up 9 yards, Doubs makes another grab to pick up 10 more. TWO-MINUTE WARNING - The Packers start the drive from their own 17-yard line. They need at least a field goal, an onside kick recovery and a touchdown to tie this up, and with less than a minute on the clock it's not looking likely.ġ1:19 p.m. If Crosby makes it, they'll still have to recover the onside kick to have any chance.ġ1:21 p.m. - The Packers continue to drive down the field, but they're fighting an uphill battle. They didn't look like themselves in the second half, but their offensive flurry in the second quarter was enough to secure the victory.ġ1:24 p.m. - Three straight incompletions bring up 4th and 10, and LaFleur is forced to try a long field goal. The Bills are going to came away with a deserved win. FINAL - The kick is NO GOOD from 55 yards and that'll do it. Bills live updates, highlights from 'Sunday Night Football'ġ1:26 p.m. MORE: Watch NFL games live with fuboTV (free trial) Packers vs. Here are all the key moments you may have missed from the Week 8 matchup. The Sporting News tracked live scoring updates and highlights from Packers vs. MORE: Why was Packers LB Quay Walker ejected? They now sit 3.5 games behind the first-place Vikings (6-1) in the NFC North. For the Packers, it was their fourth straight loss, and it dropped them to 3-5 on the season. The win moves the Bills to 6-1, and they remain on top of the AFC standings. MORE: Stefon Diggs, Jaire Alexander exchange trash talk It worked at times, and Aaron Jones racked up 143 rushing yards for the game, but they never really threatened to pull off the comeback.
They shifted to a run-oriented attack for most of the second half. The Packers continued to work through the offensive issues that have plagued them throughout the season. LIVE: Trade Tracker | Grading every deal at 2022 NFL deadline Despite a sloppy second half in which Allen threw two bad interceptions, that cushion proved to be more than enough to get Buffalo to the finish line, 27-17. It certainly wasn't perfect, but Josh Allen and the Bills got the job done, holding off the Packers and earning a win in front of their home fans on "Sunday Night Football."Īllen looked stellar once again early on, leading an offensive surge in the second quarter to establish a comfortable halftime lead.
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