Packers receiver Davante Adams sort of shrugged when asked who can stop Green Bay's No. 1-ranked scoring offense.
"Nobody," he said. "We stop ourselves. I think that's been proven at this point."
Tom Brady could say the same thing about Tampa Bay's No. 3-ranked scoring offense heading into Sunday's NFC Championship Game at Lambeau Field.
"Turnovers usually are the story of football games," said Brady, the first-year Bucs QB playing in his 14th conference title game and shooting for his 10th Super Bowl after winning a record six championships with the Patriots.
The Packers (14-3) and Buccaneers (13-5) are 10-0 when winning the turnover battle this season.
Green Bay averaged 36.1 points in its 10 games; and Tampa Bay averaged 35.2 points. The Packers' turnover differential was plus-13 (15-2) while the Bucs' was plus-17 (22-5), including plus-2 in a 38-10 home victory over the Packers on Oct. 18.
When losing the turnover battle, the Packers are 1-3 and the Bucs 0-3.
The Packers averaged 21.8 points with nine of their franchise record-low 11 giveaways coming in those four games. The Bucs averaged 16.7 points while posting 10 of their 17 giveaways in one loss to the Chiefs and two to the Saints.