The Seahawks and Packers meet Sunday night in a potential playoff preview.
If the postseason started today, both teams would be in. The Seahawks (8-5) would earn the No. 3 seed as NFC West champs, and the Packers (9-4) would be the No. 6 seed as a wild-card team. If those positions hold at the end of the season, the Seahawks would host the Packers in the wild-card round, even though the Packers currently have a better record. Those are the perks of winning the division.
Green Bay has won seven of its past nine games, with its only two losses in that span to the NFC-leading Detroit Lions. The Seahawks have won four straight, with three of those wins against NFC West opponents to take control of the division. Will this be the first of two matchups this season between the NFC rivals?
How to watch Packers vs. Seahawks Sunday Night Football
Time: 8:20 p.m. ET
Location: Lumen Field | Seattle
TV Channel: NBC
Streaming: Peacock, Fubo
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Jason Owens
Late pass interference sets up Packers FG, 20-3 halftime lead
The Seahawks bailed out some end-of-half clock mismanagement by the Packers with a late defensive pass interference penalty on an underthrown ball near the goal line. The penalty advanced the ball from Seattle's 37-yard line to the 3.
Matt LaFleur feigned aggression and sent his offense out with four seconds remaining. But it was standard off-side baiting. The Seahawks didn't bite, and Brandon McManus kicked a 21-yard field goal to extend Green Bay's lead to 20-3 as time expired on a dominant first half by the Packers.
Jason Owens
Geno Smith throws interception in the end zone
The Seahawks drove to the red zone for the first time late in the second quarter. But Geno Smith threw an interception in the end zone on third-and-9 with a pass into a crowded Packers secondary. Carrington Valentine comes up with the pick, and Green Bay remains in full control, leading 17-3 with a chance to add to its lead before halftime.
Leading Packers tackler Quay Walker limps off with leg injury
Packers linebacker Quay Walker just limped off the field with an apparent leg injury late in the second quarter. Walker leads the Packers with 99 tackles and nine tackles for loss. The nature of the injury isn't clear.
Jason Owens
Packers extend lead to 17-3
That's now three scores in three Packers drives. But they settled for a field goal and a 17-3 lead this time after a missed third-down connection from Jordan Love to Romeo Doubs in the end zone. Christian Watson's 35-yard toe-tap sideline grab put Green Bay in scoring range.
Christian Watson gets the feet down for a 35-yard catch!
Seahawks on the board after sack forces FG attempt
The Seahawks got something going on their second drive, but settled for a field goal after a Rashan Gary sack of Geno Smith on third-and-2. Jason Myers is good from 48 yards to cut Green Bay's lead to 14-3 early in the second quarter.
Seattle's defense looks overmatched. The Packers now have two touchdowns on two possessions and a 14-0 first-quarter lead. This time, Green Bay drove 80 yards on eight plays and finished the drive with a 13-yard touchdown pass from Jordan Love to Romeo Doubs. But it's Josh Jacobs doing the heavy lifting. The Green Bay running back has 84 yards from scrimmage and a rushing touchdown through the first two Packers drives.
Green Bay limited Seattle to 12 yards on its first possession and has the ball back after a Seahawks punt. Packers have the ball and a 7-0 lead with 6:43 left in the first quarter.
Jason Owens
Josh Jacobs silences crowd with opening-drive Packers TD
This is how to answer Seattle's vaunted 12th man. The Packers opened the game with a kickoff return to the 37-yard line, then marched 63 yards on 10 plays for a touchdown drive capped by a one-yard Josh Jacobs scoring run. Jacobs tallied 47 total yards on the drive. Packers lead, 7-0.
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