The absence of All-Pro quarterback Aaron Rodgers was costly as the Packers dropped a 13-7 decision at Kansas City Sunday.
The offense wasn’t able to put points on the board until less than five minutes were remaining in the game.
Green Bay’s winning streak ends at seven in a row.
Backup quarterback Jordan Love looked uncertain while completing 19-of-34 passes 190 yards, an interception, and a late-game scoring pass to Allen Lazard.
Head coach Matt LaFleur took responsibility for the loss, saying he didn’t come up with a good enough game plan to beat the struggling Chiefs.
The loss wasted a good defensive effort that saw Kansas City limited to 237 total yards.
Green Bay hosts Seattle next Sunday.
