NFL Scores Week 15: Kansas City Chiefs halts Green Bay Packers Run

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"Chiefs vs Packers" Finally, Green Bay Packers have tasted their first loss of this regular season in the form of Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium, Kansas City, MO.

Itâ€™s a first loss to Super Bowl Champions since Dec. 19, 2010, at New England. Packers had performed well from the beginning of the season and registered easy victories in the previous weeks. Packers hoped that they continue the same form against Kansas City Chiefs too on Sunday. But, Chiefs strategies amazed Rodgers and his team. Chiefs overwhelmed Packers with a score line of 19-14 at their home.

None expected this result but it has showed few drawbacks in the Packers line-up. Chiefs sketched the perfect plan for Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and all the Chiefs players strictly followed the strategy to control the Rodgers.

Packers want to win the second consecutive Super Bowl titles by winning all the games of the season but their hopes were destroyed by Chiefs, which was led by Kyle Orton. Chiefs quarterback Orton threw for 299 yards and remained a head-off Rodgers in the game. Rodgers threw only 235 yards for one touchdown.

Itâ€™s a fabulous victory for Chiefs under interim coach Romeo Crennel. Chiefs dominated Packers from the beginning but struggle little in the third quarter. In the first quarter, Chiefs scored three points and did not allow Packers to score even single point. There was no change on scorecard in the second quarter. In the third quarter, Packers scored seven while Chiefs scored only three. Chiefs retained their form and scored ten points in the fourth quarter while Packers scored seven.

NFL Week 15 Scores:

San Diego Chargers 34-14 Baltimore Ravens

New England Patriots 41-23 Denver Broncos

Philadelphia Eagles 45-19 New York Jets

Arizona Cardinals 20-17 Cleveland Browns

Detroit Lions 28-27 Oakland Raiders

Miami Dolphins 30-23 Buffalo Bills

Seattle Seahawks 38-14 Chicago Bears

Indianapolis Colts 27-13 Tennessee Titans

Kansas City Chiefs 19-14 Green Bay Packers

Cincinnati Bengals 20-13 St. Louis Rams

New Orleans Saints 42-20 Minnesota Vikings