Green Bay (AP) – With four touchdown passes, quarterback star Aaron Rodgers led the Green Bay Packers to a clear win against the Chicago Bears and made his team’s playoff participation almost perfect.
The football team around the German-American Equanimeous St. Brown leads NFC North after 45:30 on Sunday evening (local time) with ten wins and three losses, clearly ahead of the Minnesota Vikings, who have six wins and seven losses. Rodgers threw for 341 yards and, like the strong Packers defense, helped to turn the half-time deficit of 21:27.
For St. Brown’s brother Amon-Ra and the Detroit Lions, there was a clear smack against the Denver Broncos a week after the acclaimed first win of the season. At 10:38, St. Brown was the Lions’ most alluded pass recipient and had eight catches for 73 yards, but couldn’t prevent his team from scoring in the second half and losing their eleventh loss of the season.
Super Bowl Champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers had to go into overtime against the Buffalo Bills, but won the home game 33:27 and booked their tenth win of the season. The 700th touchdown pass from quarterback superstar Tom Brady decided the game. The 44-year-old now also holds the NFL record for most successful passes, leaving Drew Brees behind. Just because his former team, the New Orleans Saints, had previously won their game against the New York Jets, the playoff qualification for the Buccaneers is not yet sealed.
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