Green Bay Packers at Seattle Seahawks game tonight: score, schedule

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The Green Bay Packers and the Seattle Seahawks kicked off the 2014 NFL regular season schedule with a west coast game tonight in which the defending Super Bowl champion hosted an expected Super Bowl favorite. The Seahawks went into the game looking to overcome some key personnel losses in the name of repeating as champions this season, while the Packers are hoping their offense and defense finally click at the same time and allow them to get back to the big game. In the end, the final score was decided by twenty points and it wasn’t a competitive contest.

Russell Wilson had a solid game for Seattle, throwing for 191 yards and two touchdown scores. Marshawn Lynch quietly pounded out 110 yards on the ground to go along with it. The game initially appeared to be placed in jeopardy by safety Earl Thomas, who muffed an attempted punt return. But a mediocre night by Aaron Rodgers kept Green Bay from putting its normally high powered offense into gear. He had one tipped interception which wasn’t his fault, along with a fumble which the Seahawks converted into a safety. Richard Sherman had a big night by never being thrown at, shutting down half the field as per usual.

The Seattle Seahawks were the winner over the Green Bay Packers by a final score of 36-16. The next game on the Seattle schedule is at the San Diego Chargers on Sunday afternoon September 14th, while the next game on the schedule for Green Bay is at home against the New York Jets, also on the 14th.

Green Bay Packers vs Kansas City Chiefs game tonight: score, schedule

The Kansas City Chiefs and the Green Bay Packers went into their final NFL preseason 2014 schedule football game tonight with their momentum heading in opposite directions. The Packers first string offense was firing on all cylinders last week against Oakland, while the Chiefs offense stumbled badly against the Vikings. Tonight’s final score wasn’t a particularly close one, as the backups battled it out for roster spots.

Kansas City got a mediocre performance from quarterback Tyler Bray, who went 8 for 15 with one touchdown score and one interception for the Chiefs. Green Bay had the opposite problem: both its backup QBs, Scott Tolzien and Matt Flynn, had strong games and each threw a pair of touchdown scores on the night. Now the Packers will have to decide whether they want the veteran Flynn or the younger Tolzien at #2.

The Green Bay Packers were the winner of tonight’s game over the Kansas City Chiefs by a final score of 34-14. The next game on the Packers schedule is next Thursday night at the Seattle Seahawks, while the next game on the KC Chiefs schedule is at home against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday afternoon.

Oakland Raiders vs Green Bay Packers game tonight: time TV schedule

The Oakland Raiders and Green Bay Packers are in very different places as they come together to play an NFL preseason schedule football game tonight that’s being televised on a national TV channel. The Packers appear to be in midseason form already and are attempting to fine tune any remaining rough spots, while the Raiders are just hoping to find a way to avoid a three-ring quarterback carousel. Tonight’s game could go a long way toward determining who is under center for Oakland on opening day.

Green Bay looked sharp in its game against Saint Louis, with Aaron Rodgers doing a nearly flawless job of executing the first team offense for the Packers. The team is attempting to put together its first Super Bowl winning season since 2010. Oakland is in a different place entirely, having brought in Matt Schaub to be its new franchise quarterback after a disappointing year with Terrelle Pryor. One catch: Schaub has been generally outplayed this preseason by holdover Matt McGloin, and now the team faces a tricky issue. If McGloin is named the starter, the team could look foolish for having traded for Schaub. But if Schaub starts the season and plays poorly, the team looks even more foolish. Raiders execs must be hoping Schaub plays well tonight in order to put the controversy to bed, even as team owner Mark Davis creates a different kind of controversy by flirting with moving the team to San Antonio or Los Angeles.

Tonight’s Oakland Raiders vs Green Bay Packers NFL preseason football game has a scheduled start time of 8:00pm eastern time, and airs on television on TV channel CBS.

Green Bay Packers vs St Louis Rams game: score schedule winner

The Green Bay Packers and St Louis Rams faced off today for the first daytime football game of the NFL preseason schedule. The two teams face off in Missouri this afternoon, each with questions still to be answered. The Packers are primarily looking for their offense and defense to click at the same time so they can get back to the Super Bowl, while the Rams are hoping their ongoing rebuilding project will finally pay off. Both teams saw signs of hope in today’s game, albeit in varying degrees, with the final score telling the story.

Aaron Rodgers and Sam Bradford both looked sharp in first quarter action. Rodgers completed 11 of 13 passes for the Packers and threw two touchdown passes, one of which was called back on a Green Bay penalty. Bradford was 9 of 12 with one touchdown for St Louis. But the difference came down to the running games. The Rams had just 78 yards rushing total for the night, while the Packers had 125 yard rushing.

In the end the Green Bay Packers were the winner of the St Louis Rams by a final score of 21-7. The next game on the Packers schedule is Friday night at home against the Oakland Raiders. The next game on the schedule for the Rams is at the Cleveland Browns on Saturday night.

Green Bay Packers vs Tennessee Titans game: score, schedule

The Green Bay Packers and the Tennessee Titans faced off in their first preseason NFL football game on the schedule tonight in which one team is trying to get its All Pro pieces to gel and the other is looking for a fresh start with a new head coach. Ken Whisenhunt takes over the reins from Mike Munchak in Nashville, and tonight will be his first on-field action in that capacity. In the end, the game was decided by a late touchdown and a four point score.

Green Bay sat Aaron Rodgers and instead featured backup quarterbacks Scott Tolzien, who performed well with a passer rating of one hundred, and Matt Flynn who had a more pedestrian night for the Packers. Tennessee gave limited playing time to Jake Locker and rookie Zach Mettengberger, both of whom failed to make an impression, as Charlie Whitehurst looked strong for the Titans.

The Tennessee Titans were the winners over the Green Bay Packers by a final score of 20-16. The next game on the Packers schedule is at the St Louis Rams on Saturday afternoon, while the next game on the schedule for the Titans is at the New Orleans Saints on Friday night.