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Packers-Giants came with a little New York chill and a lotta late-game spice, and Green Bay packed the clutch. In front of 82,438 at MetLife, the Pack rode a two-QB wrinkle and a fourth-quarter heater to a 27-20 win. Jordan Love (13/24, 174 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT) ran the show, Malik Willis punched in an early goal-line strike, and Christian Watson (4/5, 46 yards, 2 TD) did red-zone damage like clockwork.

The script swung all afternoon. Devin Singletary (16 carries, 44 yards, 2 TD) staked the Giants to the first punch, but Green Bay answered with Emanuel Wilson (11 carries, 40 yards, TD) and a steady dose of play-action. After New York’s marathon 15-play, 85-yard grind ended in a Jameis Winston sneak to nudge the G-Men ahead 20-19 with 7:22 left, Love calmly went big-play hunting — a laser to Savion Williams (33-yard grab) set the table, and two snaps later he zipped a 17-yard dime to Watson, then hit Wilson for two to make it 27-20 with 4:02 to go.

Defense closed the deal like a velvet rope. Micah Parsons and Isaiah McDuffie combined for a drive-killing sack in the third, rookie safety Evan Williams snatched a late pick at the goal line with 40 seconds left, and Parsons slammed the door with a strip-sack that Rashan Gary pounced on as the clock bled out. Ballgame, cheeseheads dancing down the tunnel.

Notable nugget: Love’s return to form mattered. He came back from a shoulder issue and, per the postgame wrap, helped the Packers snap their skid while the Giants slid to 2-9. That’s your context, but the headline was the thrower’s poise and the closer to Watson when it counted most. (africa.espn.com)

Big Dill of the Game: Jordan Love — 174 yards, 2 TD, plus the money 2-point toss. Cool under pressure, crisp in the red zone, and clutch when the Packers needed a grown-up drive. This is Dillon “Big Dill” Smith for Big Dill Sports — where ballin’ is a big dill.