When the Los Angeles Rams kicked a field goal to take a 29-27 lead over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday afternoon, the Packers had two minutes and five seconds left to mount a comeback. The team also had both a timeout and the two-minute warning, which has been more than enough for Aaron Rodgers to drive down the field in the past. All that combined for the Packers having a 33% chance of winning the game, according to ESPN’s win probability numbers.
Just 13 days earlier, Rodgers drove 81 yards with no timeouts and 1:07 on the clock to set up a game-winning field goal to beat the San Francisco 49ers.