LONDON, ENGLAND (WSAU) — The Packer offense failed to score in the second half as the New York Giants rattled off a 27-22 win in the first-ever Green Bay Packers regular-season game in London.
Green Bay opened a 20-10 lead by half thanks to a pair of Aaron Rodgers’ touchdown passes; a four-yard dart to Allen Lazard and a two-yard toss to Marcedes Lewis. Mason Crosby added a pair of field goals from 48 and 46 yards.
Rodgers finished 25/39 for 222 yards and two scores. Aaron Jones recorded 13 carries for 63 yards.
Randall Cobb was the leading receiver with 99 yards off seven catches (13 targets). Lazard caught four balls for 35 yards and one score.
New York’s Daniel Jones was 21/27 for 217 yards. Shaq Barkley led the Giants with 13 carries for 70 yards and a score.
The only scoring for the Packers in the second half was a safety gifted to them by the Giants on a Jones kneel-down in the end zone with 58 seconds to go.
The Giants improve to 4-1 on the season while Green Bay falls to 3-2. The Packers return stateside next Sunday to host the New York Jets at Lambeau Field. Kick time is 12:00 PM, pregame coverage on WSAU will begin at 10 AM.
BETTING LINES: Green Bay was a nine-point favorite (-9) and fails to cover. The Over/Under was 47, over hits.
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