GREEN BAY – The most important possession of the game for the Packers initially looked like it was going nowhere.
Then it came to life.
Trailing by three points with 12:40 left Sunday vs. Jacksonville, Green Bay went 75 yards in seven plays for the go-ahead touchdown, which held up in a 24-20 victory, making it the obvious choice for the Chevy Drive of the Week.
The first two plays of the drive didn't do much, though. RB Jamaal Williams ran for a yard and then failed to catch a short pass in traffic, setting up third-and-9. But the Packers caught a break, as the Jaguars defender lined up across from TE Robert Tonyan slipped and fell at the snap, leaving Tonyan wide open for a 23-yard completion.
From there, the Packers took care of business. RB Aaron Jones caught a short pass in the flat for 7 yards, and he followed that with his longest run of the day, a 20-yarder on a toss to the right.
Now nearing the red zone, QB Aaron Rodgers flipped a quick pass to WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling as Jacksonville's slot defender blitzed, and Valdes-Scantling bounced off a couple of tacklers on his way to 18 yards, making it first-and-goal on the 6.
Rodgers wasted no time, running a slow-developing play-action that allowed WR Davante Adams time to cut inside and then break outside to get separation from the defender.
Rodgers lofted a throw higher than he planned, but Adams – who had re-entered the game following a brief exit due to an ankle injury – leaped up to bring it down for the go-ahead score, and his team-leading ninth TD catch of the season.
