Turnovers, inefficient play and injuries conspired to end the Green Bay Packers season during a 22-10 loss at the Philadelphia Eagles in an NFC wild-card playoff game on Sunday.
From the opening whistle, Philadelphia controlled the momentum in sending the Packers home a week earlier than last year.
Here’s what went down and what’s ahead for the Packers.
Three Keys to Eagles’ Victory Over Packers
One: Turnovers
A major factor in the Packers’ loss was losing the turnover battle 4-0.
Keisean Nixon’s fumble on the opening kickoff gave the Eagles a short field, which allowed them to score a quick touchdown for a 7-0 lead, and Jordan Love threw three interceptions.