Coaching Staff: 4/5 stars
Last week, Dan Campbell said that the only way for a young team to learn how to win close games was to actually do it. This game was exactly the type of game the Lions have found a way to lose several times over the last two seasons. On Sunday they managed to hold on for a win which could be a confidence boost
This also had to feel good for Aaron Glenn. His defense has (rightly) been criticized plenty this season. Holding a chief rival to less than 10 points is great, even with some things that still need work.
Play of the game: Kerby Joseph’s second interception
Still pitching a shutout at the time, the Lions’ defense was being threatened again. The Packers tried to put Joseph in a bind with a corner route, and a deep in-route designed to strain a single high safety. But Joseph was having none of it, jumping the route perfectly for his second pick of the game.
It's Joseph again❗️#GBvsDET | 📺 FOX pic.twitter.com/BYJfPDCbD6
— Detroit Lions (@Lions) November 6, 2022
Final thoughts
Taking away all the storylines, and all the details of the game. The Lions winning a game just feels good.