The Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions are set to resume one of the NFL’s most enduring division rivalries on Sunday afternoon, with major NFC North implications on the line. Kickoff for the matchup is scheduled for 3:25 p.m. CT. Viewers in the Milwaukee market can catch the game over the air, via cable and satellite providers, or through FOX ONE streaming for subscribers within the designated broadcast area.
Sunday’s contest marks the 95th consecutive season that the two franchises have faced each other. The storied opponents have met twice in every regular season since 1932, building a comprehensive head-to-head history that favors Green Bay overall. The Packers currently hold a 106-78-7 lead in the regular-season series against Detroit. Recent history reflects a competitive edge for Green Bay, which has won two of the last three meetings and six of the last 11 games played on the road in Detroit, scoring 28 points or more in each of their last three contests at Ford Field.
Head coach Matt LaFleur holds an 8-6 career record against the Lions. However, that record shifts when facing Detroit under current head coach Dan Campbell, against whom LaFleur stands at 4-6.
Quarterback Jordan Love enters the contest with extensive experience against the Detroit defense, having started six games against the division rival. Across those appearances, Love has accumulated 1,415 passing yards, 11 touchdowns, three interceptions, and a 101.6 passer rating. A significant portion of that production has occurred on the road at Ford Field, where Love has compiled 708 passing yards, eight touchdowns, zero interceptions, and a stellar 123.4 passer rating.
