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Raiders halt losing streak as Packers downed
Jimmy Garoppolo threw for one touchdown and 208 passing yards as the Las Vegas Raiders snapped their three-game losing streak with a gritty 17-13 defeat of the Green Bay Packers on Monday.
Quarterback Garoppolo led the Raiders on a 10-play, 75-yard drive that culminated in Josh Jacobs rushing over from two yards early in the fourth quarter to give Vegas a decisive game-winning score at Allegiant Stadium.
Green Bay quarterback Jordan Love meanwhile endured a torrid evening, finishing with three interceptions and being sacked twice.
Love's game was summed up by his final play as Green Bay chased a winning score late in the fourth quarter.
A lofted deep pass intended for Packers receiver Christian Watson was picked off by Amik Robertson in the end zone to effectively end the contest.
The Raiders improved to 2-3 with the win to remain in third place in the AFC West.
Green Bay are 2-3 in the NFC North, trailing the Detroit Lions (4-1).
Y.Shaath--SF-PST