After more than two decades of dominance from the Packers at home against the Lions, the last two trips to Lambeau, and three of the last four, Detroit hopped the short flight back across Lake Michigan as victors. Now, two of those games heavily involved Brett Hundley and DeShone Kizer, but the air of invincibility around the Packers on their home turf vanished. Detroit isn’t afraid of coming to Wisconsin and winning.
A flea flicker on the opening play of the game, a gorgeous 66-yard catch-and-run to Kenny Golladay personified that lack of fear.