Whether it was the play-call or the throw itself, Jordan Love, Matt LaFleur know Packers can’t afford such critical mistakes like late interception against Browns

GREEN BAY — Jordan Love had gone 116 minutes and 42 seconds of the 2025 NFL season without throwing an interception — or, without throwing one that counted, anyway.

Then Cleveland Browns safety Grant Delpit dropped off Tucker Kraft and into Love’s throwing window to pick off the Green Bay Packers quarterback’s pass intended for Dontayvion Wicks late in the fourth quarter of what would wind up being a 13-10 loss to the previously winless Browns.

The Packers were leading, 10-3, at the time, and facing a third-and-3 play from their own 25-yard line, and the interception was the first domino to fall in what wound up being a full-blown collapse in those final 3 minutes and 18 seconds.

In the immediate aftermath of the loss, head coach Matt LaFleur tried to take the blame, saying his play-cal