Packers Lose 13-10 on Walk-Off 55-Yard Field Goal

The Green Bay Packers lost 13-10 to the Cleveland Browns when a blocked Packers field-goal and a late Jordan Love interception opened the door for the Browns’ 55-yard, game-winning kick as time expired. Coach Matt LaFleur rebuked preseason “undefeated” talk — apparently in response to OT Rasheed Walker — saying such chatter “pisses me off” and reiterating his mantra that the team must “go 1-0 every week.” LaFleur blamed offensive struggles, special teams and coaching details after a game marked by 14 penalties, five sacks and just 3.8 yards per play, and he took responsibility for a late play call that led to the turnover. He praised the defense but said special-teams miscues cost the team and provided injury updates: right tackle Zach Tom exited after one play, Javon Bullard entered concussion protocol, Devonte Wyatt is day-to-day, and Tucker Kraft is feeling better. While some teammates defended Walker’s private optimism, LaFleur said the locker room must refocus as Green Bay prepares for Sunday Night Football at Dallas.