Green Bay built an early lead thanks to a stifling defense and an explosive offensive passing attack.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw for 180 yards and three touchdowns, and he did not have a turnover.

The Packers greatly benefitted from two missed field goals from David Akers, although they had some miscues of their own.

Rodgers threw a perfect pass to James Jones just before halftime that would have been a touchdown but slipped through his hands.

Rodgers is still suffering from a concussion that he suffered in the team’s loss last week to the Detroit Lions.

It was the second concussion that the quarterback has suffered this season, forcing the team to use extra caution.

Rodgers has been allowed to practice this week and also isn’t allowed to watch game film for fear it will lengthen the recovery process.

The team will give Matt Flynn the start, which puts the Packers behind the eight ball against such a good Patriots team.

Wide receiver Greg Jennings had his biggest game of the season, catching seven passes for 152 yards and three touchdowns.

The Packers made it a point a few weeks ago to get Jennings more involved in the game, and it has made a big difference.

Give the Packers defense a lot of credit for taking Adrian Peterson out of the game and forcing a lot of errant throws from Brett Favre.

It was a dominant effort all around from the Packers, who suddenly look like the best team in the NFC.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers had his way with the Cowboys in just three quarters of work, throwing for nearly 300 yards and three touchdowns.

Things got so out of hand that the Packers were able to put in backup Matt Flynn for the fourth quarter.

Green Bay’s running game, which has been anemic all year, finished with nearly 150 yards against the Cowboys.

Linebacker Clay Matthews added to his DPOY campaign by returning an interception 62 yards for a touchdown.

Given Green Bay’s explosive passing game, you wouldn’t expect too many victories with just three field goals.

Wide receiver Greg Jennings lead the way with six catches for 81 yards, which accounted for nearly half of team’s passing yards.

The key to the game was the turnover battle. Green Bay held onto the ball, while the Jets turned it over three times.

At the end of the year, the Packers may look back on the Jets game as their signature win of the season.

The team thought Finley would only miss a few weeks of action but quickly learned his knee injury was worse than first thought.

The Packers determined Finley would miss 8-10 weeks, but did not immediately put him on injured reserve.

They held out hope that maybe Finley could return for the last few games and the playoffs, but the team’s recent struggles made it impossible to keep him on the active roster that long.

Andrew Quarless, a rookie tight end, will take his place in the starting lineup until Donald Lee comes back healthy.

The concussion occurred in overtime after Rodgers threw a pass that was intercepted and resulted in the game-winning score.

Head coach Mike McCarthy said it is too early to determine whether or not he will be able to play next week.

However, it is likely that Rodgers will miss at least the next game against Miami, which would be a big blow.

If that is the case, backup quarterback Matt Flynn would make the start, and the Packers would be in big trouble.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers didn’t even top the 200-yard passing mark, but he did toss three touchdown passes.

Wide receiver Donald Driver continues to be Rodgers’ favorite target, racking up 89 yards receiving and a touchdown.

Cornerback Charles Woodson made the play of the day when he intercepted a pass and weaved his way down the field for a touchdown.

He didn’t have one of his better days, though, as Calvin Johnson torched him for nearly 100 yards and two scores.

Grant suffered what was termed a significant ankle injury in the team’s win over the Philadelphia Eagles.

He hobbled off to the sideline and was later seen hopping on one leg to the locker room. He did not return.

Reports out of Green Bay indicate that Grant suffered torn ligaments in his ankle and will be on crutches for 12 weeks.

That means that backup Brandon Jackson will suddenly be the team’s new starting running back.

The Green Bay Packers have made it known that they would like to host a future Super Bowl at Lambeau Field.

There would be a bunch of hurdles for the Packers to overcome in order to win a Super Bowl bid.

The New York Super Bowl is already skirting a rule stipulating that the game must be played in a dome or weather warmer than 50 degrees.

A game at Lambeau would be very difficult logistically because there are not near enough hotels for fans to stay in, nor enough things to do in the area in the week leading up to the Super Bowl.