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4th Quarter, overtime and postgame
Green Bay 27, Cleveland 21
Hundley-Adams 25 yd TD pass
Overtime
Watch below:
.@tae15adams. For. The. WIN! #GoPackGo pic.twitter.com/oxnkqC24yz
— NFL (@NFL) December 10, 2017
Green Bay 21, Cleveland 21
Hundley-Adams 1 yd TD pass
:31 left in quarter
Cleveland 21, Green Bay 14
Williams 1 yd TD run
12:50 left in quarter
.@jswaggdaddy gets his second TD of the day to make it a one-score game! #GBvsCLE #GoPackGo pic.twitter.com/GiyeqCAXzs
— Green Bay Packers (@packers) December 10, 2017
3rd Quarter
Cleveland 21, Green Bay 7
Kizer-Coleman 2 yd TD pass
2:49 left in 3rd
Halftime - Second Screen Facebook Live - Chime in!!
2nd Quarter
Cleveland 14, Green Bay 7
Kizer-Johnson 7 yd TD pass
5:16 left in quarter
1st Quarter
Green Bay 7, Cleveland 0
Kizer-Gordon 16 yd TD pass
4:45 left in quarter
Green Bay 7, Cleveland 0
Hundley-Williams 30 yd TD pass
8:50 left in quarter
Watch:
.@bretthundley7 connects with @jswaggdaddy for the @Packers TD! #GoPackGo pic.twitter.com/MjbuI8Js6s
— NFL (@NFL) December 10, 2017
Pregame updates
Watch the latest on Aaron Rodgers' medical situation and potential clearance to play next week:
From @NFLGameDay: A look at the possible medical clearance for #Packers QB Aaron Rodgers... and why the relationship between #Bucs coach Dirk Koetter and QB Jameis Winston is not in a great place. pic.twitter.com/oT3LNu38jB
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) December 10, 2017
Pregame story
Today is a Packers Gameday in Cleveland and the second of five straight must-win regular season contests in the effort to make an NFL record-tying 9th postseason.
The Packers have to beat the winless Browns with Brett Hundley under center in what could be his last starting assignment of 2017.
The question is: Which Hundley will show up? The one that led clutch 4th quarter and overtime drives against Chicago, Pittsburgh and Tampa Bay?
Or the one that struggled against Baltimore, and in regulation play against the Buccaneers?
Additionally, the Packers' defense needs to take care of business against the worst-scoring offense in pro football, but that defense has given up at least 23 points in five of the last seven games, and has allowed opponents to convert on third down more than 50 percent of the time in five of the last eight games.
Is "must-win" and "definitely-can-win" a "win" this week before Aaron Rodgers' anticipated return? (Crossing fingers for that news? We bet you are.)
Stay tuned.
