GREEN BAY — The Green Bay Packers might not have won Sunday’s game over the New York Giants without backup quarterback Malik Willis.
Packers backup quarterback makes big impact in just a few snaps
- Paul Bretl For the State Journal
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The rookie receiver had a 33-yard catch that led Green Bay in a crucial moment on a day that first downs didn't come easily.
Four receptions were enough to make a massive difference for an offense that was looking for a spark versus New York.
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Josh Jacobs appeared to hurt his left knee when he was knocked out of bounds by Jevon Holland on a run in the first quarter.
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