Instead, they slip back below .500 with a loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday night (4-5-1) and head back east for a prolonged week of rest between games.
Thursday night's loss just didn't feel like it was completely dominated by the Seahawks, and that's because it wasn't. The Packers controlled the game for a majority of its duration, only finally trailing for the first time late in the fourth quarter. It was the Packers' game to win, but it was also their game to lose, and evidently, they chose the latter.