Green Bay Packers 28
Seattle Seahawks 23
3:40 p.m. | Lambeau Field | Green Bay, Wisconsin
TV: FOX | Radio: 710 AM/97.3 FM | Stream: NFL Game Pass
Live updates: Seahawks vs. Packers
Adam Jude's third-quarter thoughts
Davante Adams’ day
The Seahawks, simply, have no answers for Davante Adams.
Tre Flowers never got within 5 yards of Adams on Adams’ 40-yard catch-and-run touchdown from Aaron Rodgers midway through the third quarter.
Adams had an easy touchdown catch in the first quarter, and he made the Seahawks secondary look silly on his second one.
Through three quarters, Adams has 7 catches for 128 yards and 2 touchdowns, and what answers — Anyone? Anything? — might the Seahawks have for him tin the fourth quarter.
There’s Jimmy
We haven’t seen a whole lot of Jimmy Graham tonight, but the former Seahawks tight end come up with two big catches on his two targets — both coming on third down.
His second catch, a 27-yard gain, was a brilliant throw from Rodgers, who sidearmed the pass with a perfect touchdown over the top to Graham, keeping the drive alive that resulted in Adams’ second touchdown.
Russ is running
We saw it last week in Philadelphia, when Russell Wilson was basically the only thing the Seahawks got going in the run game.
And we’re saw it again in the third quarter tonight, when Wilson went in full Backyard Football mode, spinning and scrambling away from pressure, sliding and diving ahead for key first downs.
His 9-yard, third-down run late in the third quarter set up and first-and-goal. And on the next play, he rolled to his right, buying time for Tyler Lockett to get open before Wilson found his receiver in the back of the end zone, a 7-yard score that got the Seahawks within 28-17 entering the fourth quarter.
This game isn’t over yet. Russell Wilson won’t let it be.
Bob Condotta's halftime thoughts
Can Seahawks rally again?
Seattle rallied from being down double-digits to win three times this year, twice on the road — at Cleveland (down by 14) and at San Francisco (down by 10).
But there’s a reason that’s not easy to do. The Seahawks are going to need to force a turnover or two to get back in this one, as they did in those games, when they had four against the Browns and three against the 49ers.
Seattle being down 21-3 on the road against a team that won 13 games and a quarterback who has the lowest interception rate in the history of the NFL will makes this the Seahawks’ toughest challenge yet.
Using Lynch more hasn’t worked out
Pete Carroll sent the message early in the week that Seattle would try to establish the run in this game and use Marshawn Lynch more to do so.
But like everything else, that did not work as Lynch has just 14 yards on six carries with a long of 8.
That came on a first-down play. He then got one on second down and none on third down and Seattle punted which seemed to symbolize the way the game has gone.
Offensive line getting beaten up
Left guard Jamarco Jones left the game to be evaluated for a concussion in the second quarter so that forced rookie Phil Haynes to see the first offensive action of any kind in his career (he has played on special teams but missed all of the preseason with a core muscle injury).
Duane Brown has toughed it out to start at left tackle but he also appears to be limping around out there 20 days after having surgery to repair a meniscus issue in his knee. It’s a lot to ask.
Adam Jude's first-quarter thoughts
All Adams
If the matchup is Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams vs. Tre Flowers and Ugo Amadi, the Packers are going to win every time.
What appeared to be a communication breakdown between Flowers and Amadi, the Seahawks’ two young cornerbacks, gave the Packers an easy touchdown on the game’s opening possession.
Adams was lined up on the left side of the formation opposite Flowers, Seattle’s second-year cornerback. At the snap, Adams took a handful of step toward the right and then cut back outside. Amadi, lined up on the inside, hesitated as Adams cut back outside, leaving Adams wide open for a 20-yard TD reception from Rodgers.
It was a perfectly scripted opening drive from the Packers, and you know Rodgers will absolutely continue to target that side of the field against the Seahawks’ young corners. Seattle, so far, has no answers for Adams.
Clowney Show
Jadeveon Clowney came to play tonight.
Clowney had a tackle for loss on the Packers’ first series, and then he ended Packers’ second drive when he ran some 35 yards from the far right side of the defensive line toward the left sideline to pressure Rodgers into a throw away.
The Seahawks will need another big night from the impending free agent if they hope to leave Lambeau with a win tonight
Hollister struggles
The Seahawks got on the scoreboard late in the first quarter, thanks to Jason Myers’ 45-yard field goal. But that came after a drop by tight end Jacob Hollister on third down.
It’s a been a rough start for Hollister.
The Seahawks caught a huge break early after Hollister fumbled on the Seahawks’ first play from scrimmage — an 11-yard gain in which he was flipped head-over-heels and lost possession.
After a lengthy review, officials ruled it was a fumble but that the there was “no clear evidence” that the Packers had recovered.
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