The Green Bay Packers' rushing attack remains putrid, but that didn't stop Jordan Love and company from winning their Week 8 Thursday Night Football showdown against the Carolina Panthers at Lambeau Field.
With Love leading Green Bay's passing offense, the Packers managed to defeat the Panthers, 27-19, despite getting only 66 rushing yards from the ground.
Wide receivers Christian Watson and Matthew Golden and tight end Tucker Kraft, along with running back Josh Jacobs, kept the offense going downfield for a rare feat Green Bay last accomplished nearly two decades ago, according to Rob Demovsky of ESPN.
Article Continues Below“The Packers still have no running game — 66 yards on 26 attempts against the worst rushing D in the league. But Christian Watson with 8 catches, Matthew Golden with 7 along with 6 each for Tucker Kraft and Josh Jacobs is just the third time in Packers' history that four different players have caught 6-plus passes in a game, according to ESPN Research. The others came in 2007 (Donald Driver, Ahman Green, Greg Jennings, David Martin) and 1993 (Edgar Bennett, Mark Clayton, Jackie Harris, Sterling Sharpe),” Demovsky wrote in a social media post on X, formerly Twitter.
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