What a beautiful sequence of plays on the Green Bay Packers’ opening drive of Week 2. It took the Packers just four plays to march 75 yards down the field to take the 7-0 lead over NFC North rival Minnesota Vikings.
It began with a deep play-action pass from Aaron Rodgers to Davante Adams, who teased an in-breaking route before catching the ball up the right sideline.
The Packers added 21 yards in two carries from Aaron Jones to get into the red zone, where Rodgers, faking a pass to Jones in the flat, hit Jamaal Williams on the other side on a designed screen. Williams would take it the rest of the way to pay dirt.
Rodgers completed a pair of passes for 54 yards and a touchdown, while Jones and Williams turned their three touches into 36 yards.
