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The Packers, the underdogs were able to defy the odds and snatched victory from the Chargers. With a mere 2 minutes and 33 seconds left on the clock, QB Jordan Love unleashed a pass that found its mark in the hands of WR Romeo Doubs, sealing their triumph with a 24-yard connection. It can be a point of inflection for the team.

The Lions, favored by 6.5 points, played host to the Chicago Bears on Sunday. With the clock ticking down and the Lions trailing 26-14, they managed to pull off a miraculous comeback, snatching a 31-26 victory from the jaws of defeat. Talk about a nail-biter! Detroit is on a winning streak hotter than a Thanksgiving turkey fresh out of the oven, having triumphed in 7 out of its last 8 games.

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What time does Packers vs Lions start?

The Game between Packers vs Lions will be played on Thursday November 23, with kick off at 12:30 p.m. ET / 9:30 a.m. PT.

How can I watch Packers vs Lions?

The following channels will be broadcasting the game live in the US: FOX

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You can be sure not to miss a moment of the action by joining our live text commentary right here on AS USA. Build up begins around an hour before kick-off.

Form guide for Packers vs Lions

Let's have a look at the most recent games for these two teams:

Green Bay Packers

  • November, 2023: Chargers 20 - 23 Packers
  • November, 2023: Packers 19 - 23 Steelers
  • November, 2023: Rams 3 - 20 Packers
  • October, 2023: Vikings 24 - 10 Packers
  • October, 2023: Broncos 19-17 Packers

Detroit Lions

  • November, 2023: Bears 26 - 31 Lions
  • November, 2023: Lions 41 - 38 Chargers
  • October, 2023: Raiders 14 - 26 Lions
  • October, 2023: Lions 6 - 38 Ravens
  • October, 2023: Lions 20-6 Bucs

Packers vs Lions prediction

The Lions are the favorites for this one. They have been great this season and they really look like they can win this. The Packers won their last Game but they are on a reconstruction year after Rodgers left.

Packers 7 - 14 Lions

  • Weather 2.78ºC
  • Stadium Ford Field
  • TV FOX
  • Referee Carl Cheffers

PRE-MATCH FORM

Green Bay Packers
Detroit Lions

STANDINGS

NFC NORTH W L D
0
DET
8 2 0
1
MIN
6 5 0
2
GB
4 6 0
3
CHI
3 8 0
NFC NORTH W L D
0
DET
8 2 0
1
MIN
6 5 0
2
GB
4 6 0
3
CHI
3 8 0

STREAK

  • W
    LAC
    20
    GB
    23
  • L
    GB
    19
    PIT
    23
  • W
    LAR
    3
    GB
    20
  • L
    MIN
    24
    GB
    10
  • L
    GB
    17
    DEN
    19
  • W
    CHI
    26
    DET
    31
  • W
    DET
    41
    LAC
    38
  • W
    LV
    14
    DET
    26
  • L
    DET
    6
    BAL
    38
  • W
    DET
    20
    TB
    6
LEADERS
, GB
, DET

PASSING YARDS

J.Love
2331 233.1
J.Goff
2743 274.3

RUSHING YARDS

A.Dillon
405 40.5
D.Montgomery
577 82.43

RECEIVING YARDS

J.Reed
463 46.3
A.St. Brown
898 99.78

SACK

R.Gary
5.5 0.55
A.Hutchinson
5.5 0.55

INTERCEPTION

R.Ford
2 0.25
J.Jacobs
3 0.33

TACKLE

Q.Walker
73 9.13
A.Anzalone
81 8.1

TOUCHDOWN

R.Doubs
7 0.7
D.Montgomery
8 1.14

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