FOXBOROUGH, MA (Metro-WSAU) — Tom Brady got the best of Aaron Rodgers in a matchup of elite quarterbacks as the Patriots beat the Packers 31-17 in Foxborough.
Brady threw for 294 yards and a touchdown for New England, which scored 14 fourth-quarter points to win their sixth straight game. Former Badger James White ran for two scores as the Pats improved to 5-and-0 at home and 7-and-2 overall.
Rodgers passed for 259 yards and two touchdowns for Green Bay, which dropped to 0-and-4 on the road this season. Jimmy Graham and Davante Adams had TD catches for the Packers, who are 3-4-and-1 overall.
The Packers return to action this Sunday vs Miami at Lambeau Field. That game has been flexed to 3:30 for TV purposes. You can hear the game on the Packers Radio Network.
