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By Matt Audilet
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The Green Bay Packers notched a dominant victory over the New England Patriots on the road, securing a 45-27 final score at Gillette Stadium on Sunday.
Quarterback Jordan Love and the Green Bay offense put on a show, shredding the Patriots' defense through the air.
Second-year wide receiver Matthew Golden recorded 150 receiving yards in the first half alone, finishing the game with 10 catches for 164 yards and a touchdown. His wide receiver teammate Christian Watson took over in the second half, ending the game with seven catches for 171 yards and a touchdown of his own.
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Golden and Watson are the first Packers receiving duo to each have at least 150 receiving yards and a receiving touchdown in the same game since Don Hutson and Andy Uram did it in 1942.
Even after this near flawless performance, Golden isn't fully satisfied.
“It's crazy, because I know there's probably a lot more in there,” Golden said when speaking to reporters postgame. “We've still got so many more plays out there to make.”
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The Packers will look to carry their positive momentum into this coming Sunday's Week 10 clash against the Minnesota Vikings.
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