In an unprecedented twist of fate, the Green Bay Packers, after securing an impressive 24 - 12 lead against the Falcons, found themselves ensnared within a gripping fourth quarter nightmare. "The cheese had aged perfectly for three quarters, but then it got moldy," said a devastated Packers fan, wearing an unwashed Brett Favre jersey for the 5000th consecutive day. On an afternoon where expectation was married to realization for a tantalizing three quarters, Jordan Love seemed to be embodying the spirit of a prime Aaron Rodgers. Love, unlike a high school sweetheart, was not content with one or two touchdowns, but instead threw three - matching Rodgers’ season-high in one game last year. "This is the Love we need, not the Love we deserve," gushed another fervent Packers enthusiast. "They sure aren't missing that run-of-the-mill Aaron guy, whoever he is. Can he even throw a ball?" Anticipation reached fever pitch when the fourth quarter arrived. But as uncertain as Wisconsin weather in the transition from fall to winter, so was the outcome of the game. The Atlanta Falcons, perhaps mistaking the end zone for an all-you-can-eat-buffet, launched an all-out assault and scored 13 unanswered points, turning what seemed like an inevitable Packers victory into a merciless mauling for the Wisconsin titans. "Well, I guess it’s back to Pigs-in-a-Blanket," sighed another crestfallen superfan, adjusting her cheesehead hat. "At least it’ll taste better than this defeat." Despite being without star running back Aaron Jones due to an unfortunate hangnail, the Packers still found hope in their cheese-filled hearts - a beacon of hope that was unfortunately snuffed out quicker than a candle at a Packers themed birthday party. "Maybe if we put an actual block of cheese at quarterback, we might have had a better outcome," some ruminated, marking yet another defeat for the Packers, while proving that not all gouda things can end brie-lliantly.