Packers Beat Cardinals 34-13 in Week 6

The NFL showcased a high-scoring week with nine teams scoring at least 30 points, highlighted by Baker Mayfield's Buccaneers setting a franchise record with 594 total yards and a 51-34 victory over the Saints. Jordan Love of the Packers also shone, throwing four touchdown passes in a 34-13 win against the Cardinals, and matching a rare feat not accomplished by Aaron Rodgers, as he became the first Packers quarterback since Brett Favre to achieve four touchdowns in back-to-back home games. The Packers' offensive performance was bolstered by wide receivers Romeo Doubs and Christian Watson, while their defense forced three fumbles. The combined offensive output this week resulted in an impressive average of nearly 50 points per game across matchups. Additionally, Love ranks second in the league for passing touchdowns and yards per game since returning from injury. With the Packers improving to 4-2, they are set to face the Texans next.