​(Photo by Kathryn Riley/Getty Images) | Getty Images The Green Bay Packers broke the 100-yard rushing mark on Sunday against the New England Patriots, in part because they changed up both their backfield and their offensive line. Will those changes stick moving forward? That hasn’t been determined yet.Let’s get into how this Packers team looked different than in the past in our week’s snap count breakdown. As a reminder, these only include offensive and defensive snaps, not special teams.QuarterbackJordan Love: 56 snapsTyrod Taylor: 8Backup quarterback Tyrod Taylor got in for the second time this season, his first since he kneeled down twice against the Chicago Bears. Taylor operated the offense on the last few drives of the game, when the Packers had already put away the game. No quarterback controversy here.Running BackPierre Strong: 29Kaleb Johnson: 26Josh Jacobs: 9The leading rusher on the night was Kaleb Johnson, who has been a healthy scratch as of lately. Johnson was pushed into action because of MarShawn Lloyd’s knee injury, and he split time on the field about 50-50 once starter Josh Jacobs left the game with a fractured finger.Between Lloyd, Jacobs and Chris Brooks, who only has two weeks left in his practice window, the Packers will need to make some tough decisions soon at the running back position. They’re dealing with three injuries, have five roster-caliber players, can only carry four on the 53-man roster (at most) and can only carry three on the game-day 48-man roster. At some point, something is going to have to give here.ReceiverChristian Watson: 49Matthew Golden: 48Savion Williams: 30J. Michael Sturdivant: 15Bo Melton: 14Coleman Owen: 8Former practice squadder and current punt returner Coleman Owen got his first looks on offense in garbage time. He had not played on offense up to this point in the season. Owen was also pulled off the kickoff return unit, allowing Bo Melton to be the top returner with J. Michael Sturdivant as the “off-returner.”Belton had a 48-yard return that highlighted the night in the kicking game, while Owen had a 13-yard punt return.Oh, yeah. Christian Watson and Matthew Golden went off.Tight EndTucker Kraft: 52Mark Redman: 24Jonnu Smith: 16There’s nothing special about the tight end rotation this week, other than Josh Whyle being out with an injury. Last week, the Packers decided to roster only three tight ends on game day for the first time all season, and they don’t seem to want to do that again. Instead, they brought up Drake Dabney from the practice squad to help replace Whyle’s snaps on special teams. While Dabney didn’t play on offense, he did play six snaps in the kicking game.Offensive Line64: Anthony Belton64: John Williams56: Jordan Morgan56: Laken Tomlinson45: Aaron Banks19: Kevin Zeitler8: Mekhi Becton8: Jager BurtonThe Packers played all eight of their offensive linemen today, with their last two — Mekhi Becton and Jager Burton — only getting in when Tyrod Taylor hi