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Packers vs. Lions: Preview, Prediction
- Updated: November 3, 2024
Sunday’s showdown promises high stakes as the NFC’s top two teams go head-to-head, with the Detroit Lions heading to Lambeau Field to face the Green Bay Packers in a clash that could shape the playoff picture. Both teams are on impressive winning streaks, with the Lions (6-1) riding a five-game streak and the Packers (6-2) securing four straight victories.
Lions quarterback Jared Goff has been exceptional, leading the NFL in completion percentage (74.1) and yards per attempt (9.0). Over the last four weeks, he’s thrown 10 touchdown passes and only 13 incompletions, demonstrating high efficiency. Detroit’s offense has also been powered by the running back duo of David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs, who have combined for over 1,000 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns in just seven games this season.
The Packers’ defense will need to pressure Goff and force mistakes if they want to disrupt Detroit’s rhythm. On offense, quarterback Jordan Love’s performance will be critical. He leads the NFL in interceptions with nine, and in a tight game like this, ball security is crucial. The Packers will likely look to Josh Jacobs, who’s been productive and efficient, but the key question is whether he can succeed against Detroit’s tough defense.
This matchup should be close. Last year, the Packers turned the ball over twice at home and lost to the Lions by 14, but then they went to Detroit and forced three takeaways in an upset win. Once again, turnovers are likely to decide the outcome. The Lions appear to have a slight edge, with a quarterback who is healthy and does a better job protecting the ball.
Prediction: Lions 27, Packers 23