Season’s longest drive (on the clock) tied the game

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After an 11-yard pass to Jones made it first-and-goal from the 6, though, things got tricky. Rodgers said his helmet communicator had gone out and that contributed to a delay of game that backed the Packers up to the 11. Another play was late getting in, forcing the Packers to call a timeout on third-and-goal, but Rodgers was sacked anyway.


So it could have been even better, but kicker Mason Crosby’s 35-yard field goal tied the game at 17, and the Packers never trailed again.