Aaron Rodgers Throws Three TD’s To Lead The Packers Over The Lions 34-12

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Aaron Rodgers Throws Three TD’s To Lead The Packers Over The Lions 34-12

26 November 2009
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Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw three touchdown passes and came away with a 34-12 victory over the Detroit Lions.

Rodgers completed passes to eight different receivers, the majority to veteran wide receiver Donald Driver who finished the game with seven catches, 142 yards and a touchdown.

After being listed as doubtful for today’s game, Lions rookie quarterback Matthew Stafford decided to give it a go after injuring his left shoulder against the Browns on Sunday.

Stafford proved to be unsuccessful as he threw four interceptions in the game, two to Packers cornerback Charles Woodson with one of those being returned 38 yards for a touchdown.

The Lions lone offensive score was a one-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Calvin Johnson one the first drive of the game.

Next week the Packers host a struggling Baltimore Ravens team and the Lions travel to the AFC North leading Cincinnati Bengals.

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