Zoe Bell: "Cincinnati gave it away 4 times and Green Bay turned those into points—that's the entire 28-point margin right there. When one team commits 4 turnovers against a quarterback having the best afternoon of his season, the scoreline stops being a game and becomes an execution audit." Sephen A. Smith: "Tucker Kraft finished with the kind of afternoon that changes how a team thinks about its tight end room—Green Bay found a weapon in the passing game that Cincinnati's secondary couldn't account for, and that's the sort of thing that wins playoff games."

A long afternoon for Bengals. Packers by 28. Jordan Love did the damage for Packers — 32/48, 441 yards, 7 TD, 3 INT. Tucker Kraft moved the ball for Packers — 10 catches, 127 yards, 2 TD. Jordan Love's high-water mark for the year. Through the air: Packers 441, Bengals 80.

Marcus Reyes: "Green Bay's passing attack was so efficient it barely needed to run — 398 yards and 5 touchdowns in 46 attempts, which is what separates a rout from a game. Las Vegas scored 6 points." Jordan Hayes: "Green Bay got away with abandoning the run entirely—46 passes on 3 carries—and still cruised to 35 points because Las Vegas's defense couldn't generate a stop when it mattered."

Raiders had no answer. Packers took it 35-6. Jordan Love threw for Packers — 33/46, 398 yards, 5 TD, 1 INT. Christian Watson did the catching for Packers — 5 catches, 96 yards, 1 TD. Jordan Love has now cleared 250 passing yards in 3 in a row. Through the air: Packers 398, Raiders 39.

Packers were never troubled, putting Cardinals away 28-0. Jordan Love did the damage for Packers — 16/24, 336 yards, 4 TD, 1 INT. Christian Watson was the target for Packers — 3 catches, 140 yards, 1 TD. A season best for Christian Watson. Through the air: Packers 336, Cardinals 35.

Elise Carter: "Green Bay's offense ran through Seattle like water all afternoon—572 yards, and Love throwing for 422 of it—but the Seahawks' line gave up 6 sacks and still nearly stole it at the end. Three points decided a game that felt like it should've been decided by more." Devon Walker: "Seattle's offensive line just cost them a playoff spot. Six sacks on Darnold while Green Bay's front four basically took the afternoon off—that's the gap between 1-3 and the teams that are going to leave them behind."

Green Bay held off Seattle 28-25 in a game decided by Jordan Love's arm and a Packers offense that simply had its way: 572 total yards, 422 through the air, and Matthew Golden catching 11 for 146 and a touchdown. Sam Darnold matched Love's 2 touchdown passes but on 258 yards and 17 completions, while Seattle's line allowed 6 sacks and managed only 406 yards total. The Pack's 3-1 record says everything; the Seahawks at 1-3 got close but couldn't execute when it mattered.

31 points separated these two, and Packers had all of them. Jordan Love was steady for Packers — 16/21, 294 yards, 3 TD. Tai Felton was the target for Vikings — 5 catches, 107 yards, 1 TD — in a losing effort. Total yards: Packers 384, Vikings 226.