The Detroit Lions pulled off a win over the Green Bay Packers, but one Lions player's play with Jordan Love will cost him.

At one point, referees were called out after Packers quarterback Jordan Love, while running out of the pocket, was hit in the face by Lions defensive end Za'Darius Smith's forearm. The play went unflagged, and the game continued, but the NFL went back to review the play and decided that Smith would be fined $6,722 for "roughing the passer."

Green Bay Packers defeated New Orleans Saints and punched their ticket to the playoffs. Quarterback Jordan Love is thinking about where the team can improve to reach the Super Bowl in the 2024 NFL season.

The Green Bay Packers and Jordan Love get a significant player back who will be ready for the matchup against the New Orleans Saints at a pivotal moment in the 2024 NFL season.

Jared Goff and the Detroit Lions borrowed from Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers to trick the Chicago Bears on Sunday.

The Detroit Lions "stumble bum" touchdown play was inspired by the Packers turning a botched snap into major yardage against… the Bears Ben Johnson is a madman (: @NFL_Memes) pic.twitter.com/HBan5Ozol7

Lions DE Za'Darius Smith was fined by the NFL thanks to his hit on Packers quarterback Jordan Love that initially was unpenalized.

In their win over the Chicago Bears on Sunday to improve to 13-2, the Detroit Lions uncorked one of the most creative trick plays in recent memory. In the

Green Bay Packers QB Jordan Love believes there's still room for improvement after the 34-0 win over the New Orleans Saints.

One of the craziest touchdowns on Sunday, scored by the Lions, was actually spawned from a play by Packers QB Jordan Love.

St. Brown caught six passes for 43 yards in his first three games as a Detroit Lion ... when Packers quarterback Jordan Love made a poor throw to Watson's back hip because of pressure from the Lions' defensive line. Had Love been able to lead Watson ...

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