Match context Denver Broncos vs Green Bay Packers 
The Green Bay Packers head to Denver with real momentum. They just beat Chicago in a high-octane game and have put together a string of convincing offensive performances. Jordan Love is playing the best football of his season. The offence finally looks balanced — can score fast and can also grind the clock when it needs to.
Denver, meanwhile, keeps piling up wins without ever truly convincing. The streak looks nice on paper, but the offence is limited — especially since losing J.K. Dobbins. The Broncos live off their defence and a friendly schedule. Several recent wins came down to the wire.
Keys to the clash Denver Broncos vs Green Bay Packers 
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The central question: can Denver’s offensive model hold up? Over the last five weeks the Broncos rank only 21st in offensive DVOA. The run game is ineffective. The offence struggles to create separation. If Green Bay can handle the rush and limit those short third-downs, the momentum swings fast.
On the Packers’ side there’s some doubt around Josh Jacobs, but even without him the offence looks more complete and more explosive than Denver’s. Love can attack every level of the field. And Denver’s defence has shown cracks against the interior run in recent weeks.
Free Pick Denver Broncos vs Green Bay Packers
Result: Green Bay Packers -2.5
Denver built this streak on discipline, defence and last-minute finishes. That profile breaks down against a more balanced, dangerous offence. Green Bay look like they’re peaking at the right time, with fewer doubts and a bigger margin for error.
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