Packers surge toward postseason despite last place in NFC North

The Green Bay Packers remain in last place in the NFC North division even after their Week 9 victory over the New England Patriots, NBC News reported. The Packers won decisively with a score of 45-27, showcasing a dominant team effort.

Quarterback Jordan Love had an outstanding game, completing 23 of 29 passes for 372 yards and three touchdowns, which NBC News described as an MVP-level performance. The Packers' defense also contributed significantly by intercepting Patriots quarterback Drake Maye three times.

Despite playing behind a questionable offensive line, Love has been a major factor in the Packers' resurgence. Prior to the game, he ranked 10th in QBR and led the league in deep passes of 20-plus and 40-plus yards, consistently making big plays during the game.

Green Bay's head coach Matt LaFleur highlighted the team's collective effort, stating that each phase contributed significantly to the victory. Although the Packers are at the bottom of a division where every team has at least six wins, they are considered a serious Super Bowl contender due to their recent performances and Love's leadership.