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Watch: Highlights From Packers’ 24-22 Victory Over Texans

Can’t watch Sunday’s game between the Green Bay Packers and Houston Texans on Sunday? Follow along for “Winter Warning” highlights.

Casey Hibbard

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love (10) throws a pass during the first quarter against the Houston Texans at Lambeau Field.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love (10) throws a pass during the first quarter against the Houston Texans at Lambeau Field. / Jeff Hanisch-Imagn Images
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GREEN BAY, Wis. – The Green Bay Packers are decked out in all-white uniforms for their showdown against the Houston Texans on Sunday at Lambeau Field. Check out the highlights as they happen.

Game Winner!!!

Green Bay 24 Houston 22 (0:00 left in the fourth quarter)

Brandon McManus nails a 45-yard field goal to win it for the Packers!

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Erick Wilson’s Second Sack of the Day

Green Bay 21, Houston 19 (1:56 left in the third quarter)

Linebacker Eric gets to C.J. Stroud again, notching his second sack of the day and marking the Packers' fourth sack overall.

Jacobs Regains Lead for Green Bay

Green Bay 21, Houston 19 (7:31 left in the third quarter)

Josh Jacobs finally nets his first career receiving touchdown with an 8-yard catch, ending the longest streak in NFL history for more receptions without a touchdown catch. With this touchdown, he puts the Packers back in the lead with the fifth lead change of the game.

Touchdown No. 2 for Joe Mixon

Houston 19, Green Bay 14 (1:13 left in the second quarter)

Joe Mixon powers in for a 4-yard touchdown run, skillfully following his blocks and executing a sharp cutback to put the Texans back on top in this back-and-forth contest. The Texans would go for two and Mixon would be denied. 

Jordan Love Intercepted Again 

Green Bay 14, Houston 13 (4:24 left in the second quarter)

Jordan Love adds too much air to this pass while targeting Christian Watson, allowing rookie defensive back Calen Bullock to snag his third interception of the year, the most among all rookies.

Wicks Hangs On For Touchdown

Green Bay 14, Houston 10 (8:57 left in the second quarter)

Jordan Love connects with Dontavian Wicks down the sideline, delivering a perfectly placed 30-yard touchdown pass to reclaim the lead for the Packers.

Mixon Runs It In For Six After Nixon Botches Punt

Houston 10, Green Bay 7 (11:56 left in the second quarter)

After Keisean Nixon apparently misjudged a punt, resulting in a turnover, the Texans found themselves in prime position at the Green Bay 11-yard line. Joe Mixon patiently navigates around the edge, getting into the end zone for a 2-yard touchdown run.

Tucker Kraft Continues to Amaze

Green Bay 7, Houston 3 (13:20 left in the second quarter)

Jordan Love fires a 14-yard bullet to Tucker Kraft in the end zone, who makes an impressive catch. With that touchdown, the Packers take their first lead of the day as the offense gains momentum. Love is 9-of-10 since his first-drive interception.

McKinney Can Do It All

Houston 3, Green Bay 0 (5:57 left in the first quarter)

Xavier McKinney showcases his versatility, charging in from the safety position to sack C.J. Stroud for a significant loss, pushing the Texans out of field goal range on third-and-6. Green Bay will regain possession, looking to get their first score of the day.

Gary Brings Down Stroud

Houston 3, Green Bay 0 (8:59 left in the first quarter)

Rashan Gary capitalizes on the right tackle losing his footing, getting through to bring down C.J. Stroud for his second sack of the season.

Jordan Love Picked Off on First Possession of Game

Houston 3, Green Bay 0 (11:48 left in the first quarter)

Neville Hewitt intercepts a tipped pass from Jordan Love, giving Houston excellent field position for their opening drive of the game. The Green Bay defense limited the damage to a field goal.

Winter Warning on a Summer Day

“Winter Warning” is in full effect at Lambeau Field for the Green Bay Packers’ game against the Houston Texans on Sunday, but don't let the name fool you.

It's set to be 72 degrees at kickoff, according to WBAY-TV, and the Green Bay record of 81 is in jeopardy.

The Packers will be embracing the “Winter Warning” theme, rocking their white uniforms and helmets in front of a hyped-up home crowd which will mostly be dressed in white, as well.

“Hopefully everybody’s in white and being very loud,” coach Matt LaFleur said on Friday. “I think the atmosphere can have a huge impact on the game, especially when we’re on defense.”

Packers players are just as excited about the Winter Warning theme.

Christian Watson joked about the unseasonably warm weather, saying, “I’d rather it be 74 than anything colder than 70.”

Xavier McKinney chimed in on the uniforms, calling them “fire” and likening them to a look straight out of Madden.

Receiver Jayden Reed is also excited to take the field at Lambeau, mentioning, “Wearing white at Lambeau is a little different.”

The atmosphere at Lambeau has been a key advantage for the Packers, and they’re counting on the crowd to bring the noise, especially when the defense is on the field. They are facing a dangerous Texans team led by quarterback C.J. Stroud.

Both teams are coming off big wins, with Green Bay taking down the Cardinals and Houston defeating the Patriots. In a matchup featuring two teams with plenty of firepower and confidence, the homefield advantage might just be the edge the Packers need to come out on top.

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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.