At halftime of “Monday Night Football,” the Green Bay Packers lead the Los Angeles Rams by a score of 10-6. 

Green Bay largely moved the ball at will for most of the first half, especially via the run, and has to be disappointed to have come away with only 10 points. The Packers marched right down the field on their opening drive, but came away with only a field goal after Christian Watson and Jalen Ramsey got their feet tangled and a pass fell incomplete. They were moving the ball with ease again on the following drive, only for Aaron Rodgers to overshoot a wide-open Allen Lazard by nearly 10 yards on a ball that was intercepted by Taylor Rapp. They finally got a touchdown on their third possession of the contest, with Dillon punching it in from eight yards out. Dillon and Aaron Jones combined for 72 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries.

The Rams did not get much going offensively, and were frankly somewhat lucky to have not turned the ball over several times. Baker Mayfield finished the half 8 of 14 for 74 yards (5.3 per attempt), and two of his incompletions probably should have been pick-sixes. (Kingsley Enagbare and Quay Walker were mere inches away from making them so.) He was also sacked three times and fumbled on one of them, with the ball squirting away from multiple Packers before eventually being recovered by the Rams. Los Angeles turned that drive into a 55-yard field goal by Matt Gay.

Will Green Bay hang onto its lead, or will L.A. add another comeback to this week’s ledger? We’ll find out soon enough. Stay with CBS Sports throughout the rest of the game for stats, scores, and highlights.

How to watch

Date: Monday, Dec. 19 | Time: 8:15 p.m. ET
Location: Lambeau Field (Green Bay, Wisconsin)
TV: ESPN, ABC | Stream: ESPN+, fuboTV (try for free)
Follow: CBS Sports App
Odds: Packers -7.5, O/U 39.5