Packers' Late Interception Costs Playoff Win Against Browns

The Green Bay Packers suffered a narrow 13-10 loss to the previously winless Cleveland Browns, highlighted by a late-game interception from quarterback Jordan Love. Coach Matt LaFleur took responsibility for the critical play call leading to the turnover, acknowledging it as a bad decision that cost the team the game despite their strong start. Love, who maintained an interception-free streak for a significant portion of the season, admitted he failed to see Browns safety Grant Delpit's unexpected coverage shift. The Packers' offense struggled with injuries, penalties, and Cleveland's defensive pressure throughout the game, ultimately collapsing in the final minutes. Additionally, the team's special teams unit under coach Rich Bisaccia continued to underperform, contributing to costly mistakes and raising concerns about coaching decisions. Meanwhile, offensive lineman Jordan Morgan's extensive positional shifts have raised questions about his development, as the constant movement might be hindering his performance despite the value of his versatility.