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Week 2

Weekly
Grade
Green Bay Packers
1-1 193.08
206.75
 
VS
proj
Denver Broncos
165.68 0-2
213.84

Denver Broncos come up short of projections, succumb to Green Bay Packers, 193.08-165.68

There's no way around it, Denver Broncos underperformed, at least compared to projections, as Green Bay Packers emerged victorious with a 193.08-165.68 win. Denver Broncos earned a 1-point lead early Sunday afternoon, but Green Bay Packers held the lead the rest of the way. They were led by Aaron Jones (35 points) and Nate Hobbs (20). Courtland Sutton (24.7 points) and Drake London (24.6) carried the flag for Denver Broncos in the loss. Green Bay Packers (1-1) will look to earn another win against Miami Dolphins, while Denver Broncos (0-2) take on Buffalo Bills in an effort to right the ship.

Matchup Timeline

  Green Bay Packers   Denver Broncos

Inside the Matchup

Matchup Player of the Week

Projected to score 6.43 points, Hobbs more-than-tripled that amount by scoring 20 points as the Raiders lost to the Cardinals 29-23. He made 11 tackles to beat his projection by the highest percentage of any player on Green Bay Packers this week. In Week 3, Hobbs and the Raiders will go up against the Titans.
Nate Hobbs

Top Player Comparison

Green Bay Packers
Points
% of total points 193.08
1
Aaron Jones
RB
35
16.69
18.1%
2
Nate Hobbs
CB
20
6.43
10.4%
3
Damien Harris
RB
16.7
8.81
8.6%
4
Jonathan Owens
S
16
10.73
8.3%
Denver Broncos
Points
% of total points 165.68
1
Courtland Sutton
WR
24.7
15.34
14.9%
2
Drake London
WR
24.6
10.86
14.8%
3
Aidan Hutchinson
DE
22
6.3
13.3%
4
Najee Harris
RB
13.9
16.9
8.4%

Matchup Highlights

Sunday Late
Brandon McManus had a 50-yard field goal for Denver Broncos, while Russell Wilson had a 22-yard touchdown pass, contributing to a 165.68-90.20 lead for Denver Broncos.
Sunday Night
Aaron Rodgers had a 55-yard pass for Green Bay Packers, contributing to a 185.08-165.68 lead for the team.

Points By Position

  Green Bay Packers   Denver Broncos

What If

Green Bay Packers would have beaten only four other teams besides Denver Broncos this week.
Denver Broncos would have lost to 15 other teams besides Green Bay Packers this week.
If they played Denver Broncos every week, Green Bay Packers would be 1-1 this season.
Last week, Denver Broncos would have gotten the victory over Green Bay Packers 233-170.1.
If Green Bay Packers had played every team in the league each week, they would be 6-28.
If they played every team every week, Denver Broncos would be 11-23.

Coach Talk

Green Bay Packers
We do appreciate the confidence this past week, Green Bay Packers. It takes real gumption to deploy a player with zero points (Dominique Robinson), while still earning the win! All we ask is to please keep that flashy, show-off type of stuff to the early regular season. Try it when the postseason rolls around, and we'll be finished.
Denver Broncos
"Not getting enough chances" really isn't an excuse this week for Denver Broncos. Our pass-catching corps (four WR, one TE) collectively got a grand total of 31 targets in Week 2. Those players should participate in some additional timing drills with their QBs, considering they hauled in just 17 catches.