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Packers on a 6-Game Skid Going Back to Last Season and Face a Jets Squad Looking for a 2-0 Start
Players said the Packers need cleaner execution and better finishing after a Week 1 loss renewed concerns about closing out games.
- The Green Bay Packers head to New Jersey on Sunday to face the New York Jets, seeking their first win after a Week 1 loss to the Minnesota Vikings.
- Last Sunday's 39-22 loss to Minnesota extended the Packers' losing streak to six games, a skid unseen in 35 years as fourth-quarter execution continues to falter.
- Quarterback Jordan Love threw for 387 yards against Minnesota, yet receiver Jayden Reed emphasized the team must "just got to finish" to correct mistakes.
- Coming off a dominant 23-10 victory over the Tennessee Titans, the Jets aim to start 2-0 for the first time since 2015.
- Packers linebacker Zaire Franklin noted the locker room's "extreme turnover" as the team works to end a 15-year playoff drought amid roster rebuilding.
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Packers on a 6-game skid going back to last season and face a Jets squad looking for a 2-0 start
The Green Bay Packers are facing a tough start to the season after a fourth-quarter collapse led to a 39-22 loss against Minnesota
·Washington, United States
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Packers look to rebound against New York Jets
After a painful loss to the Minnesota Vikings, the Green Bay Packers know they need to find a way to rebound when they head east to take on the New York Jets. FOX6 Sports Director Tim Van Vooren weighs in on what's being talked about at Lambeau Field.
·Milwaukee, United States
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