Packers (30) @ Rams (20)

Rams RB finally scored their first TD, but their effort wasn't enough

The Packers defense has been an interesting saga. Lots of new faces, young talent, veterans stepping up their game, and overcoming injuries. This week brought more of the same.

Another solid week for the offense. Led by Aaron Rodgers, the Packers passing attack looks back in sync....but where is the running game?

St. Louis Rams head coach Jeff Fisher breaks down his team's 30-20 loss to the Packers last week.

Even in the worst loses, there is something to positive to take away from the game. Let's look at the positive takeaways from this game.

It's not often that you hear both the star quarterback and the head coach thank fans in their press conference after a game. Then again, when visiting fans take over the crowd noise it's not unexpected either.

It wasn't perfect and it wasn't always pretty, but Marshall Newhouse was able to shut down Robert Quinn for most of the day today allowing Aaron Rodgers to put together a passing clinic.

Not many bad things to say about the Packers performance this week. They won on offense, defense, and special teams. That said there are a few players who stood out in a wrong way and they are nominated for Dud of the Week.

All logic would say that it's a two horse race between Randall Cobb and Aaron Rodgers...but could two unexpected candidates steal the show? Well, probably not but they deserve some recognition.

Once a deficit reaches a certain point, the Rams continue to be incapable of surging a rebound. With another elite offense in the New England Patriots next on the schedule, can the team shore up their scoring woes?