Green Bay Packers

Green Bay outgained Tampa Bay and Atlanta in net passing, but both opponents led in rushing yards. Atlanta's rushing edge outweighed its passing deficit; Green Bay led Tampa Bay by eight total yards.

Against the Jets and Vikings, Green Bay made fewer third-down conversions than its opponent. It won despite being outgained by the Jets and lost despite a yardage advantage over Minnesota.

Against Tampa Bay, two interceptions preceded scoring possessions. Against the Jets, a 63-yard punt return positioned Green Bay for a tying field goal despite three yards on its next three offensive plays.

Green Bay led Tampa Bay 197–134 and Atlanta 311–256 in net passing yards, even as both opponents held rushing-yardage advantages.

Against Tampa Bay, interceptions preceded two scoring possessions: one included two fourth-down conversions and a fourth-down score; the other ended with a 58-yard field goal.

Tampa Bay rushed for 141 yards to Green Bay's 86, and Atlanta rushed for 242 to Green Bay's 17. Green Bay had the net passing advantage in both games.

Against the Jets and Minnesota, Green Bay converted 1 of 9 and 3 of 12 third downs, respectively; each opponent converted eight.