Returning from a one-game suspension, Romeo Doubs made an immediate impact by scoring his first two touchdowns of the season, contributing to the Green Bay Packers’ 34-13 victory over the Arizona Cardinals at Lambeau Field. After the game,
Doubs reflected on his performance, expressing that he felt he was back to his usual self despite distractions. He emphasized the importance of focusing on his game, which ultimately led to his successful return.
Although Doubs didn’t start the game, he quickly made his mark during the Packers’ second scoring drive. On the initial play, he caught a 19-yard pass from quarterback Jordan Love, who had ample time to throw.
Just ten plays later, Doubs found himself in the end zone, catching a pass on the sidelines, evading a tackle, and diving across the goal line to extend the lead to 14-0.
His celebrations were understated; instead of grand gestures, he simply handed the ball to the referee and embraced his teammates. Love commented on the team’s strong sense of camaraderie, highlighting the importance of their brotherhood.
He noted that Doubs usually remains composed after scoring, and the shared moment of celebration reflected the team’s unity and commitment to each other.
Doubs further solidified his role in the game by scoring again in the third quarter, showcasing his reliability and trust within the team. Love faced a heavy blitz but managed to throw a 50/50 ball to Doubs, who made a pivotal catch at the goal line.
Doubs described the touchdown as a collaborative effort, underscoring that the team’s success relies on everyone’s contributions. With Doubs back in form, the Packers are looking to build momentum, especially after losing another receiver earlier in the game.
Doubs maintained his focused demeanor, expressing his readiness to contribute to the team’s success moving forward.
