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TEAMS · WEEK 9

Packers reach 6-3 with second straight win, turn to Vikings

Green Bay scored 45 points at New England, with Jordan Love, Matthew Golden and Christian Watson each topping 30 fantasy points in Week 9.

Two straight wins lift Green Bay

The Green Bay Packers improved to 6-3 with a 45-27 win over the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium in Week 9. Green Bay has won two straight and three of its past four games heading into a home matchup with the Minnesota Vikings. The Packers have scored 216 points and allowed 191 through nine games, producing a plus-25 differential. The 18-point victory at New England was their largest margin over the past four games.

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Green Bay followed a 27-19 home win over the Carolina Panthers in Week 8 with its highest scoring total of the past four games against New England. That stretch began with a 23-13 home victory over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 6, followed by a 20-17 loss at the Detroit Lions in Week 7. Across those four games, the Packers outscored opponents 112-79.

Love leads a productive fantasy group

Jordan Love led Green Bay with 34.2 PPR fantasy points in Week 9. Matthew Golden added 32.4 and Christian Watson delivered 30.1, giving the Packers three players above the 30-point mark. Trey Smack contributed 16.0, while Kaleb Johnson posted 12.8. Love also leads the team's season fantasy totals with 181.0 points. Watson is close behind at 176.9, followed by Golden at 161.9. Tucker Kraft has 90.4 and Smack has 66.0. For fantasy managers, Week 9 reinforced the production at the top of Green Bay's passing-game group: Love, Watson and Golden are the team's three season leaders, and all three delivered substantial weekly totals.

Vikings visit next

Green Bay hosts Minnesota in Week 10 at Lambeau Field on Nov. 15, with kickoff scheduled for 1 p.m. ET. The Packers enter that matchup seeking a third consecutive victory after scoring 72 points across their past two games.