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Three other times, two Packers receivers got 150 yards in a game

Matthew Golden and Christian Watson each cleared 160 yards in their win over the Patriots on Nov. 8; two wideouts even getting to 150 is rare.

By JR Radcliffe · Packernet

Published: Monday, 9 November 2026 at 6:38 PM

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Christian Watson and Matthew Golden became the fourth Packers receiver duo to each top 150 yards in one game.
The Packers defeated the New England Patriots 45-27 behind 372 passing yards from quarterback Jordan Love.
Donald Driver and Javon Walker were the last Green Bay pair to reach the milestone, doing so in 2004.

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Christian Watson and Matthew Golden both exceeded 150 receiving yards in a 45-27 win over New England, marking only the fourth time in Green Bay Packers history that two receivers accomplished the feat in the same game. Watson recorded seven catches for 171 yards and a touchdown, while Golden caught 10 passes for 164 yards and a score from quarterback Jordan Love.

The franchise previously saw dual 150-yard performances on three occasions: Donald Driver and Javon Walker in 2004, Antonio Freeman and Bill Schroeder in 1999, and Don Hutson and Andy Uram in 1942. Watson and Golden became the first Packers duo to reach the milestone since the 2004 game against Tennessee.

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