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OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME
Ryan Grant, running back, Packers: Grant's 148-yard outburst was the third-biggest of his career, surpassed only by a 201-yard day against Seattle in the 2007 playoffs and a 156-yard day against Oakland on Dec. 9 of the same year.
It also was his first 100-yard day of the season and featured his longest run - 37 yards - since the season opener against Minnesota last year (57 yards).
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