Green Bay Packers secure victory over Washington Commanders, resulting in a 1-1 record for both teams.
In a thrilling primetime game at Lambeau Field, the Green Bay Packers emerged victorious against the Washington Commanders, with a final score of 27-18.
The first quarter saw a defensive battle, with neither team managing to find the end zone. The Commanders' first points of the game came from a field goal by Matt Gay, making the score 0-3.
The Packers responded swiftly, with Romeo Doubs scoring a five-yard touchdown, giving Green Bay a 7-3 lead. The home team continued to dominate, extending their lead to 14-3 at halftime, thanks to a 22-yard field goal and a two-yard touchdown run by Josh Jacobs.
The second half saw a more competitive Commanders team, with Matt Gay kicking a 51-yard field goal to put Washington on the scoreboard for the first time. However, the Packers managed to maintain their advantage, with Tucker Kraft catching an 8-yard touchdown pass, increasing Green Bay's lead to 24-10.
Washington fought back, with Jayden Daniels throwing a 20-yard touchdown pass to Zach Ertz, making the score 24-17. Deebo Samuel also scored a touchdown for the Commanders, but it was not enough to tie the game.
The Commanders' offense struggled early in the game, not getting their first 1st down until early in the second quarter. Despite a valiant effort, Washington lost their first game of the season, finishing with a record of 1-1.
Next week, Washington will host the Vegas Raiders, while head coach Dan Quinn prepares for a new challenge. The Packers will undoubtedly look to build on their victory as they continue their season.
