Packers Sack Rate: Young Takes Six Hits as Panthers Fall in Green Bay

The Green Bay Packers defeated the Carolina Panthers 27-19 on Thursday, Oct. 29, at Lambeau Field.

Green Bay recorded six sacks against quarterback Bryce Young. The Panthers allowed the Packers 354 yards of total offense in the contest. Carolina finished the game with 258 yards of total offense.

The Packers defense forced two fumbles from Carolina, including one on the opening kickoff. They also recorded an interception. The Panthers converted only one of those three turnovers into points.

Carolina trailed by eight points late in the fourth quarter. Bryce Young threw a 26-yard touchdown pass to Jalen Coker to cut the deficit. The Panthers elected to attempt a two-point conversion on the next play. Young's pass was intercepted, keeping the score at 27-19.

Carolina faced a fourth-and-five situation from the 50-yard line with 4:35 remaining. Young attempted a pass to Tetairoa McMillian, which was incomplete. The team had previously forced a Packers punt after a three-and-out defensive drive in the same timeframe.

The result marks the second consecutive loss for Carolina, dropping their record to 3-4. The Packers improved to 5-3. The Panthers played in this contest four days after a 266-yard offensive effort against the Tampa Buccaneers on Oct. 25. Their next game is scheduled for Sunday, Nov. 8, at home against the Denver Broncos at 1 p.m.