The Green Bay Packers entered Sunday night's matchup with the Seattle Seahawks owning just a 1-4 record against teams with a winning record this season, hungry to rebound from a shootout loss to the rival Detroit Lions.

The Seahawks’ comeback efforts were hampered late by the loss of starting quarterback Geno Smith. Smith exited in the third quarter with a knee injury and was replaced by Sam Howell, who was largely ineffective. Six of Seattle’s seven drives operated by Howell ended with either a punt or a turnover.

Jordan Love threw two touchdown passes to Romeo Doubs and the Green Bay Packers ended Seattle’s four-game winning streak with a 30-13 victory over the Seahawks, who lost quarterback Geno Smith to a knee injury.

The Packers face the Seahawks in Seattle on Sunday. We break down what the game means for the NFL playoff picture.

The Packers’ early big lead in Seattle slowly evaporated and they let the Seahawks hang around too long before finally putting them away.

The Green Bay Packers beat the Seattle Seahawks to go to 10-4, just two games behind the Lions, but with little chance of catching up.