It’s the bye week for the Green Bay Packers following Sunday’s Week 9 loss to the Detroit Lions. They’re 6-3 at the midpoint with their next game Nov. 17 at the Chicago Bears. If you have questions about the Packers, PackersNews columnist Pete Dougherty is here to help.

On Sunday at 4:25 p.m. ET, two of the best offensive players in the league will be on display when Jahmyr Gibbs and the Detroit Lions visit Jayden Reed and the Green Bay Packers.With 27.0 points

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Our PackersNews coverage team predicts the outcome of the Green Bay Packers game Sunday against the Detroit Lions.

The Green Bay Packers were far too sloppy on offense -- featuring drops, penalties and a game-changing interception -- and not disruptive enough on defense to beat the Detroit Lions at a rain-soaked Lambeau Field on Sunday.

The Lions are averaging 43 points per game over their last four (the Over is 4-0 in that span), while the Packers have allowed at least 30 points in both of their losses. Green Bay also ranks sixth in points per game (27) despite Willis getting more than 30% of the snaps at quarterback.

The Detroit Lions traveled to play the Green Bay Packers in a showdown of the two top NFC teams at Lambeau Field. Find a recap here.

The conditions were nasty at Lambeau Field on Sunday, but still not as unpleasant as the Green Bay Packers' mistake-ridden performance. The Packers suffered their third loss of the season in Week 9, falling to the Detroit Lions 24-14.

The Detroit Lions took control of the NFC North as they beat divisional rivals the Green Bay Packers 24-14. Kerby Joseph returned a reception for 27 yards, while both Amon-Ra St Brown and Jahmyr Gibbs grabbed touchdowns on fourth downs as the Lions opened a 24-3 lead in the third quarter.