Green Bay Packers defeated Carolina Panthers 27-19
The Green Bay Packers defeated the Carolina Panthers 27-19 at home Thursday at Lambeau Field.
The Green Bay Packers defeated the Carolina Panthers 27-19 at home Thursday at Lambeau Field.
The margin of victory was 8 points, and the two teams combined for 46 points. The win moves the Packers to 5-3 on the season.
The Panthers fall to 3-4. It is their 2nd straight loss, and they are 2-3 over their last 5 games.
In the standings, the Packers sit 4th in the NFC North. The Panthers are 2nd in the NFC South.
Across the season so far, the Packers are scoring 21.4 points per game and allowing 20.5, while the Panthers are scoring 25.4 and allowing 27.6. That gives the Packers the better point differential, +7 to -15.
Up next, the Packers visit the New England Patriots on Sunday, November 8. The Panthers host the Denver Broncos on Sunday, November 8.
Historically, the Green Bay Packers hold a 10-7 edge in the series since 1999, according to nflverse game records.
The 46 combined points were below the 47.5 points these two teams’ games have averaged this season.
By the numbers
- Final: Green Bay Packers 27, Carolina Panthers 19
- Margin: 8 points · Combined: 46 points
- Packers: 5-3 overall · 3-1 at home · 2-2 on the road · last 5: W-W-W-L-W
- Panthers: 3-4 overall · 1-2 at home · 2-2 on the road · last 5: L-W-W-L-L
- Venue: Lambeau Field
With a 17-game schedule, a single result swings an NFL team’s winning percentage by roughly six points. Division winners host a playoff game, and the No. 1 seed in each conference is the only team that skips the wild-card round.
After this result, the top of the NFC North reads: Minnesota Vikings (6-0), Chicago Bears (5-2), Detroit Lions (4-2), Green Bay Packers (5-3).
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