Game facts: Texans at Packers

Published: Oct 01, 2016 at 01:26 PM

Rodgers trending up: Since Week 7, Aaron Rodgers has 17 TD passes (most in NFL) and 3 INTs.

Unfamiliar territory: The Packers are below .500 through 11 games for the first time since 2008 (started 5-6, finished 6-10).

Mind-blowing stat:Davante Adams has 43 receptions since Week 7 (most in NFL) and 558 receiving yards (2nd-most).

Iffy pass defense:Green Bay's defense is allowing a 102.5 passer rating to opposing QBs this season (29th in NFL).

Run defense slumping: After allowing just 42.8 rush yards per game in Weeks 1-5 (best in NFL), the Packers have allowed 117.3 rush YPG since Week 6 (22nd).

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