
The Green Bay Packers head on the road to face the New York Jets in a Week 2 matchup, aiming to rebound after dropping their season opener to the Minnesota Vikings. New York enters the contest at 1-0 under head coach Aaron Glenn following a 23-10 triumph against the Tennessee Titans.
This upcoming clash evokes memories of their September 14, 2014 meeting, when Green Bay edged New York 31-24 at Lambeau Field. Quarterback Geno Smith scrambled for the Jets during that earlier defeat and now looks to lead his squad against a shorthanded Packers defense.
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