The Green Bay Packers faced another tough challenge, falling behind early against the Detroit Lions. Despite a strong second half, highlighted by key plays from Christian Watson and Keisean Nixon, they ultimately lost 34-31. The Packers' defense struggled, especially on fourth downs, allowing the Lions to convert crucial plays that shifted the momentum.

Rashan Gary and Tucker Kraft stood out for the Packers, while Josh Jacobs solidified his role as a key player with multiple touchdowns. However, Quay Walker's personal foul and the offensive line's struggles were concerning. Coach Matt LaFleur's emotional management also came into question.