For Cowboys' Mike McCarthy, regret over approach to last year’s matchup leads to different view
JASON WILDE
For the State Journal
Updated
Quarterback Jordan Love leads Green Bay with achievements such as tying for second in the NFL for passer rating since Week 8 and winning seven of past 10 games.
GREEN BAY — Moments after the Dallas Cowboys beat the Washington Commanders in their regular-season finale last Sunday, Mike McCarthy learned his team’s NFC wild card playoff opponent would be his old team — the Green Bay Packers.
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The Green Bay Packers are set to face off against their former coach, Mike McCarthy, in an anticipated matchup. Key performance details from Jordan Love.
See the Packers' critical regular-season finale vs. the Bears
Packers wide receiver Jayden Reed celebrates after catching a pass for a first down Sunday against the Chicago Bears at Lambeau Field.
Matt Ludtke, Associated Press
Packers defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt celebrates after sacking Bears quarterback Justin Fields during the first half Sunday at Lambeau Field.
Mike Roemer, Associated Press
Fans celebrate Packers rookie receiver Dontayvion Wicks' first of two touchdowns in a 17-9 victory over the Bears on Sunday at Lambeau Field. The win clinched a playoff spot for the Packers.
Morry Gash, Associated Press
Packers quarterback Jordan Love completed 27 of 32 passes for 316 yards and two touchdowns in a playoff-clinching win over the Chicago Bears on Sunday at Lambeau Field.
