Baker Mayfield saw three of his four interceptions turn into touchdowns, while Davante Adams feasted on 10 interceptions for 114 yards and two points as the Green Bay Packers hit the Cleveland Browns playoff hopes by beating 24-22 at Lambo Field for Christmas. Day
Aaron Rogers set the Green Bay Packers franchise record for most touchdown passes in his career en route to a 24-22 win over the Cleveland Browns on Christmas Day.
Green Bay (12-3) remained the NFC leader with a win, fixing the result when Rasul Douglas intercepted Baker Mayfield 43 seconds before field 40 from the Packers. It was Douglas’ second pick of the day.
Mayfield, who arrived in Green Bay hours before the game, made 21 assists out of 36 for 222 yards, making two career-record touchdowns and four interceptions. His first three picks were converted to touchdowns.
Browns running back, Nick Chubb jumped 126 yards and scored 17 carries. Cleveland (7-8) has 219 yards in 25 tries, but his knockout hopes have taken a crushing blow.
The Browns pulled two points from Mayfield’s five-yard touchdown to Anthony Schwartz with 4:31 to play, then returned the ball with 2:05 left. They moved into midfield before Mayfield’s last interception decided the outcome.
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Cleveland kicked off quickly, taking the kick off and marching 75 yards in just 2:39 before Chubb turned him on with a 40-yard lead off the screen and capped him with a one-yard touchdown.
Green Bay took the lead permanently after the first of Mayfield’s four interceptions in Rogers’ record-setting hit, then used another Mayfield interception to deduce a 14-6 lead in the second quarter when Rogers found Davante Adams for a nine-yard touchdown.
The Browns narrowed the lead to 14-12 at 7:03 when Mayfield hit Harrison Bryant with a one-yard score, but a third interception in the inning saw Rogers throw the touchdown one yard at Adams 12 seconds before halftime. for the advantage 21-12.
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