The final was 173.7 to 68.4, and it wasn't as close as that sounds. Aaron Rodgers dropped 39.6 points for Junk — the kind of QB performance that makes the rest of the lineup irrelevant — while Andy's squad mustered a Brandon Marshall-led 68.4 that would've been competitive in, say, 2007. Larry Donnell's 1.1 points as a starting tight end is the kind of decision that haunts a guy on the drive home. Junk didn't even need the 35 points sitting on his bench to make this ugly, which is somehow more insulting than the score itself. The series sits at 7–5 Junk, and Andy's going to need to find a better week than this one to start closing that gap.