National Football League
Green Bay 34, Buffalo 7
When: 1:00 PM ET, Sunday, September 19, 2010
Where: Lambeau Field, Green Bay, Wisconsin
Temperature: 58°
Head Official: Ron Winter
Attendance: 70741

Aaron Rodgers passed for two touchdowns and rushed for another as the Green Bay Packers easily dispatched the Buffalo Bills, 34-7, on Sunday.

Jermichael Finley caught four passes for 103 yards and Brandon Jackson rushed for a score for the Packers (2-0), who were playing without starting tailback Ryan Grant and defensive end Justin Harrell. The latter duo suffered season-ending injuries against the Philadelphia Eagles last week.

Green Bay opened up a 13-0 edge in the first quarter on a pair of field goals and Jackson’s 1-yard touchdown run.

Fred Jackson pulled the Bills (0-2) to within 13-7 with a 3-yard score in the second quarter.

But the Packers came out on fire in the third quarter as Rodgers hit veteran wideout Donald Driver with a 7-yard touchdown pass. Rodgers later rushed to the right for an 8-yard touchdown with 1:56 remaining in the quarter.

Rodgers, who finished with 255 yards, capped a five-play drive with a 30-yard strike to James Jones on Green Bay’s first possession of the fourth quarter.

Trent Edwards was not nearly as successful for Buffalo, completing just 11 of 18 passes for 102 and a pair of interceptions.

Top Game Performances
Rushing
Buffalo   Green Bay
Marshawn Lynch Player John Kuhn
17 Attempts 9
64 Yards 36
3.8 Avg Yards 4.0
0 Touchdowns 0
14 Long 12
Receiving
Buffalo   Green Bay
Roscoe Parrish Player Jermichael Finley
2 Receptions 4
34 Yards 103
17.0 Avg Yards 25.8
0 Touchdowns 0
21 Long 34
Team Stats Summary
 
  Yards Scoring Defense
Team Tot Rus Pas TD FG INT Sck FF
Buffalo 186 124 62 1 0 0 0.0 2
Green Bay 346 91 255 4 2 2 4.0 0
Upcoming Games
  • Green Bay will play their next game on the road against Chicago. The Packers have a W/L % of .000 after a win and .000 after a loss.
  • Buffalo will play their next game on the road against New England. The Bills have a W/L % of .000 after a win and .000 after a loss.