Packers’ Doubs Responds to Suspension with Two Touchdowns in Win Over Cardinals
Doubs, who was suspended from the Packers’ 24-19 win over the Los Angeles Rams last week, made a statement with his performance in the Packers’ 34-13 victory over the Arizona Cardinals.
Doubs’ Return to Form
Doubs, who had missed two practices, responded by catching two of Jordan Love’s four touchdown passes. His first two touchdowns of the season came in the second quarter and the third quarter, respectively. "I was able to get back to my regular self, you know?" Doubs said.
Love’s Four Touchdown Passes
Love threw touchdown passes of 5 yards to Jayden Reed, 44 yards to Christian Watson, and two 20-yard passes to Doubs. His four touchdown passes matched a career high. "We’re a family," Love said. "We’re in this thing all together. So just staying together, keeping that brotherhood is definitely very important to us."
Cardinals’ Struggles
The Cardinals, on the other hand, struggled with discipline, committing 13 penalties for 100 yards and three turnovers. "We play like that, we won’t beat anybody," Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray said. They also lost several players to injuries, including rookie receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. who left with a concussion.
Conclusion
The Packers’ win was a statement victory, showing they can overcome adversity. With Doubs’ return, the Packers (4-2) look strong going forward. For the Cardinals (2-4), it’s back to the drawing board.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How did Doubs respond to his suspension?
Doubs responded with two touchdown catches and three receptions for 49 yards. - How many touchdown passes did Love throw?
Love threw four touchdown passes, matching his career high. - What was the result of the game?
The Packers won 34-13. - Who was injured for the Cardinals?
Several Cardinals players were injured, including Kyzir White, Bilal Nichols, Joey Blount, Evan Brown, and Murphy-Bunting. - Who was injured for the Packers?
Dontayvion Wicks left with a shoulder injury, and Josh Myers left in the second half.
