Watch: Packers-Cardinals Game Highlights

Jordan Love will lead the Green Bay Packers into Sunday’s game against Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals. Follow along all day for the latest highlights from Lambeau Field.
Brad Moore and his son Graham, 11, of Salem, Ind., get to their seats early for the Packers' game against the Cardinals.
Brad Moore and his son Graham, 11, of Salem, Ind., get to their seats early for the Packers' game against the Cardinals. / Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images
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GREEN BAY, Wis. – The Green Bay Packers and Arizona Cardinals are set for a crucial NFC showdown on Sunday at Lambeau Field.

Follow along all day for the latest scoring highlights.

This Ain’t Arizona

Perennial Pro Bowl safety Budda Baker is the player to watch for Green Bay’s defense on a chilly and rainy Sunday at Lambeau Field.

The Packers Have Arrived

Key Game for Both Teams

Both teams are riding the momentum of Sunday’s road win, with Green Bay looking to defend its home turf and Arizona aiming to move into a tie for first place in the NFC West.

Historically, the Cardinals have struggled at Lambeau, winning just once back in 2018. The Packers took the most recent matchup between the two teams, winning a tight 24-21 game in Arizona in 2021 on Rasul Douglas’ end-zone interception against his former team.

Green Bay’s defense has been impressive against mobile quarterbacks this season, limiting the Eagles’ Jalen Hurts to 33 rushing yards in Week 1 and containing the Colts’ Anthony Richardson to 37 yards in Week 2. They’ll face a big challenge in the Cardinals’ Kyler Murray, who is No. 1 in the NFL in yards per attempt.

However, the real challenge has been stopping elite running backs. Philadelphia’s Saquon Barkley gashed them for 109 yards in Week 1, and Indianapolis’ Jonathan Taylor followed up with 103 yards on just 12 carries the next week. This week, the challenge will be James Conner, who is seventh in the NFL in rushing this year and on pace for almost 1,300 yards.

Green Bay is 11th in the NFL with 114.2 rushing yards allowed per game. If Green Bay wants to control the game, tightening up their run defense will be crucial as the Cardinals look to establish Conner early and often.

Green Bay’s defense leads the league in takeaways. Continuing that will be key. The potential return of All-Pro cornerback Jaire Alexander would provide a huge boost to a defense led by Xavier McKinney’s NFL-leading five interceptions.

Penalties will be key, too. Arizona is the least-penalized team in the NFL, its 19 flags six fewer than any other team.

With both teams looking to build off last week’s wins, this game is shaping up to be a pivotal moment in their seasons.

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Casey Hibbard
CASEY HIBBARD

I am a student at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, set to graduate in 2026 with a degree in communications, emphasizing sports communication and journalism. Growing up in the small town of Two Rivers, Wis., sports have always been a huge part of my life. I've been a three-sport athlete for as long as I can remember, and working in sports has been a lifelong goal. Last year, I joined the Green Bay Blizzard of the Indoor Football League as their color commenator while writing pregame and postgame reports.