Karl Brooks' sack helps save Packers

GREEN BAY, Wis. – The Green Bay Packers play the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday at SoFi Stadium. The Packers will look to bounce back from last week's home loss to the Minnesota Vikings.

We will post highlights throughout the game.

Stafford goes down!

A Packers barrage took down Matthew Stafford late in the fourth quarter and forced the Rams to their final timeout. Evan Williams picked off a fourth-down pass and secured the win.

Robinson's reception keeps the Rams' hopes alive

Damarcus Robinson provided good separation and Matthew Stafford found him wide open in the end zone. The Rams attempted a two-point conversion but failed when Carrington dropped Valentine Tutu Atwell on a two-point run. The Packers still have 3:30 minutes left to decide the game.

Sack prevents Rams from scoring

On third-and-six, with the Rams on the edge of field goal range, Karl Brooks sacked Matthew Stafford to force a punt.

Kraft's second touchdown extends the Packers' lead

Tucker Kraft scored his second touchdown of the day, diving into the end zone on a screen to extend the Packers' lead to 24-13 with 3:19 left.

McKinney can do it again!

Xavier McKinney picked off Matthew Stafford for his fifth interception of the year, making it five straight games with a pick.

Tucker Kraft goes the distance

Jordan Love connected with Tucker Kraft for an impressive 66-yard touchdown pass, with Kraft showing off a nice stiff arm on the way to the end zone. The touchdown was set up by Kingsley Enagbare's critical forced fumble.

Costly mistake: Jordan Love throws pick-6

Jordan Love was under heavy pressure in the end zone and tried to throw the ball away to avoid a safety. Unfortunately for the Packers, his pass was intercepted by Jaylen McCollough, giving the Rams the lead.

Cooper beats Rams out of field goal range

Packers rookie Edgerrin Cooper gets his first full NFL sack to knock the Rams out of field goal range.

Williams extends streak and finds end zone for 8th straight game

Kyren Williams rushes for a 1-yard touchdown, his 22nd touchdown in the last two seasons, the most in the NFL.

Jordan Love to Jayden Reed Bomb sets up Josh Jacobs' touchdown

Jordan Love delivers a 53-yard bomb to Jayden Reed to set up a 2-yard rushing touchdown for Josh Jacobs, his first as a Packer. The Packers took an early 7-0 lead midway through the first quarter.

Big game for Packers, Rams

This is a big game for the Packers. The Minnesota Vikings improved to 5-0 by defeating the New York Jets in London, and the Chicago Bears improved to 3-2 by defeating the Carolina Panthers. While the Detroit Lions are enjoying their retirement with a 3-1 record, the Packers need a win to keep up. Otherwise, they are in last place in the NFC North.

Packers quarterback Jordan Love had a great second half in the loss to the Vikings. The Rams quarterback moved into 10th place on the all-time passing list in the loss to the Rams.

“I remember watching Matt when he was back with the Lions,” Love said this week. “I can't remember exactly when I first saw him, but he's one of those quarterbacks, he's been doing it for a long time and at a high level, so I definitely love watching him and being him Breaking down tape and things like that.”

“Talk about a guy who can do a lot with eye manipulation, no-look passes and putting the ball on the money. He's one of those most accurate quarterbacks in the game, so I have a lot of respect for him. I actually met him this offseason, so it was really cool to be able to talk to him and pick different things off his mind, but I definitely gained a lot of respect for him.”

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