Josh Jacobs stands out in the NFL this season, scoring three rushing touchdowns in a game for the second time, making him the only player to achieve this feat twice. Meanwhile, Tim Patrick has made a significant impact with the Detroit Lions, scoring two touchdowns as his role expands.

The Green Bay Packers faced challenges with receiver Romeo Doubs out due to a concussion, leading to increased snaps for Dontayvion Wicks and Christian Watson. Despite expectations, Jayden Reed struggled to capitalize on the Lions' weak defense against slot receivers.

Patrick's rise in the Lions' offense comes after a slow start, with more consistent playing time following injuries to teammates. The Lions also signed Maurice Alexander, adding depth to their receiving corps.

The Detroit Lions have made a roster adjustment by waiving rookie safety Loren Strickland, who played primarily on special teams during his brief stint with the team. This move opens up a spot for potential elevations from the practice squad ahead of their upcoming game against the Green Bay Packers, especially with several defensive players ruled out.

Additionally, former Lions wide receiver Josh Reynolds has been claimed by the Jacksonville Jaguars after being waived by the Denver Broncos. Reynolds had a notable career with Detroit, contributing significantly in terms of receptions and touchdowns.

The Detroit Lions have made strategic roster adjustments following injuries to key defensive players. They officially added Kwon Alexander and Jonah Williams, and also signed Myles Adams from the Seattle Seahawks' practice squad. Adams, a four-year veteran, has experience in 26 games with the Seahawks.

To accommodate these additions, the Lions placed Malcolm Rodriguez and Mekhi Wingo on injured reserve and waived Maurice Alexander. Despite the injuries, the Lions secured a narrow 23-20 victory against the Chicago Bears on Thanksgiving, thanks in part to a strong defensive performance from Za'Darius Smith, Al-Quadin Muhammad, and DJ Reader.

Coach Dan Campbell praised the team's effort and cohesion, emphasizing that their collective performance has allowed them to excel even in challenging circumstances.

The Detroit Lions celebrated a significant Thanksgiving victory, breaking a seven-game losing streak on the holiday by defeating the Chicago Bears. This win marked the Lions' 10th consecutive victory, setting a franchise record with an 11-1 start.

Quarterback Jared Goff showcased consistency with two touchdown passes, while running back David Montgomery led the ground game. The Lions' defense, despite injuries, performed admirably, contributing to the team's success. Coaching decisions played a crucial role, particularly in managing the game clock effectively against the Bears' late rally.

The Detroit Lions secured a thrilling 23-20 victory over the Chicago Bears, extending their winning streak to 10 games. Jared Goff connected with Sam LaPorta for two touchdown passes, while Jake Bates contributed with three field goals in the first half.

Despite a late-game push from the Bears led by rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, they were unable to capitalize on their opportunities, falling short in the final moments. The Lions' impressive record of 11-1 marks their best start after 12 games in franchise history.