The Green Bay Packers struggled at times against the New York Giants on Sunday. Green Bay allowed a touchdown to New York's regular backup Jameis Winston, on the Giants' first drive of the game. Green Bay was able to seal a win though with less than a minute left in the contest.

The Packers intercepted Winston in the end zone, to seal a Green Bay win. Winston looked on in frustration after he threw the pick. Green Bay took home a 27-20 victory, following that huge play.

Evan Williams came up with the key interception for Green Bay's defense. The win over the Giants lifts Green Bay to a 6-3-1 record in 2025. New York drops to 2-9 on the campaign, with the heartbreaking loss.

The Giants almost were able to win its first game with interim head coach Mike Kafka. Kafka replaced Brian Daboll, who was fired by the Giants on Monday November 10. Daboll had struggled in his last few seasons in New York, leading to the coaching change.

“My only focus is just the players,” Kafka said ahead of the Packers game, per ESPN. “We need to make sure as a group, as a staff, we come together, put together a great plan, and really just focus on what the most important thing is.”

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The Packers spoiled Kafka's debut. Green Bay needed the win, after struggling on offense in recent weeks. The squad was coming off a frustrating 10-7 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

Green Bay found some of its offensive magic again against the Giants. Packers quarterback Jordan Love finished the game with 174 passing yards and two touchdowns. The Packers went 7-for-11 in third-down efficiency, helping out the defense.

New York actually out gained the Packers in total yards, with 336 on the day. The Packers posted 296 total yards. The Giants lost the turnover battle though, committing two in the game.

Winston was starting his first game for the Giants, after injuries to Jaxson Dart and Russell Wilson.