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.

Two of the NFC's hottest teams square off Sunday when the first-place Detroit Lions visit Lambeau Field to face the Green Bay Packers in a North Division showdown.

The Packers admittedly do not have a traditional, alpha No. 1 receiver, but there are games where Reed is the primary option in this passing attack, and the Lions have allowed the most passing yards per game to opposing No. 1 receivers, per DVOA.

Goff will be tested by a Green Bay secondary that swarms to the ball and already has 10 touchdowns as a unit overall. Safety Xavier McKinney leads the league with six picks, the most by a player in his first eight games with a team since Darren Sharper joined the Saints in 2009 and had seven in his first eight games.

Green Bay's Matt LaFleur does 'more with less,' but Dan Campbell's Lions are the public darling. Sammy P breaks down the action on a huge NFC North showdown.

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The Week 9 blows were the two latest of a dysfunctional season in the last year of head coach Mike McCarthy’s contract. Saquon Barkley is unbelievable. Jim Harbaugh didn't need any time to get used to the NFL again.

This is the second divisional test in three games for the Lions (6-1), who are coming off a 52-14 domination of the Titans last week at home. Detroit has scored more that 40 points in three of its past four wins,

The Green Bay Packers are underdogs for Sunday’s home game against the Detroit Lions. Here is this week’s TV and betting info, plus a game prediction.

The Green Bay Packers look to move into first place in the NFC North division when they face the Detroit Lions. Follow our live blog.