Late interception wins it for Packers, 24-21 over…

The second quarter started with the Packers going for it on fourth-and-1 from the Cardinals’ 13. Operating out of shotgun, Dillon bulled his way forward for two yards and the first down.

On third-and-1 from the Arizona 2, Jones powered his way through Arizona linebacker Isaiah Simmons for the touchdown to tie the game at 7 with 12:54 left in the half.

The 14-play, 75-yard series that ate 8:23 off the clock. It was Jones’ 50th career touchdown (40 rushing, 10 receiving).

The Cardinals went three-and-out after De’Vondre Campbell tackled Rondale Moore for a loss on first down and then sacked Murray on third-and-11 to force the punt.

The Packers earned three first downs, including an 11-yard pickup off an Amari Rodgers end around. Bojorquez dropped a punt inside Arizona’s red zone that Ty Summers jumped on at the Cardinals’ 3-yard line.

Head Coach Matt LaFleur challenged that returner Rondale Moore touched the ball on his fair-catch attempt, which was overturned upon further review and gave the Packers the ball where Summers recovered it.

Tight end Marcedes Lewis nearly pulled down a one-handed grab on first-and-goal but he couldn’t get his second foot down. Rodgers also couldn’t connect with Winfree and Randall Cobb, leading to the Packers settling for a 21-yard field goal to take a 10-7 lead with 6:24.

The Packers’ defense forced another stop on Arizona’s next series, with Rasul Douglas breaking up a second-and-6 pass before a Murphy incompletion on third down.

Randall Cobb caught his first pass of the day and extended for the first down to kickstart Green Bay’s next series. Dillon picked up 14 yards on back-to-back carries to give the Packers’ the next set of downs after the two-minute warning at the Green Bay 40.

Jones pushed the ball to midfield with a 10-yard run on second down. After Rodgers and Jones couldn’t connect on a third down pass, Green Bay tried a Hail Mary on fourth-and-12 but it fell incomplete to end the half.