Key Takeaways

• Green Bay opened with three strong possessions, including Love rushing for a 13-yard TD and Golden catching a scoring pass, then added a field goal to take an early double-digit lead while the Patriots started slow. An opening-drive interception by Maye underscored a difficult day for New England.
• Maye finished the first half with three interceptions, contributing to four turnovers for the game, while the Packers capitalized on miscues and built their advantage through steady scoring on early drives and a strong defense.
• New England briefly found offense in the second quarter with 30-yard connection to Rhamondre Stevenson and a 3-yard score to Efton Chism III, but the Patriots still trailed by a multi-score margin at halftime.
• Coming out of halftime, Love connected with Savion Williams and then found Watson for a 39-yard TD on a quick-strike drive, followed by a two-point conversion to extend Green Bay’s lead.
• New England’s defense forced a fourth turnover when Stevenson fumbled, but the Packers still extended their lead while the Patriots managed a late scoring drive to trim the gap.
• In the fourth, Corey Kiner added a rushing TD for Green Bay as the Packers were content with a field goal, while New England finished with a late 13-3 run that proved insufficient to overcome the early margin.