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The Packers D/ST allowed 34 points while picking up one sack and forcing one turnover in a 34-31 loss to the Lions in Week 14's Thursday night game.
Fantasy Impact
Green Bay allowed the Lions to roll up 391 yards of total offense in the divisional matchup. They did manage to intercept Jared Goff once while Rashan Gary dropped him for a sack. The Packers will look to regroup heading into a Week 15 matchup against the Seahawks.
The Packers D/ST registered five sacks to go along with one turnover (one fumble recovery) in a 30-17 Week 13 win over the Dolphins.
Fantasy Impact
The unit held a Miami offense in check in the first half, allowing just three points in the half. The defense will face a difficult test against an efficient Detroit Lions offense in Week 14.
The Packers' D/ST logged two sacks, two fumble recoveries, and an interception while allowing just ten points in Sunday's win over the San Francisco 49ers.
Fantasy Impact
Brock Purdy missed Sunday's game due to a shoulder injury, and Green Bay's defense was able to capitalize on that. They allowed San Francisco to score just ten points on the night while totaling three turnovers and two sacks in the process. This was a good game for them, but this unit should not be started in Week 13 against the Dolphins.
The Packers D/ST allowed 19 points while notching three sacks in a 20-19 win over the Bears in Week 11.
Fantasy Impact
Green Bay got sacks from Rashan Gary, T.J. Slaton, and Brenton Cox Jr. in the close win. They also blocked a potential game-winning field-goal attempt by the Bears with three seconds left on the clock. The team will now turn their attention to the 49ers in Week 12.
The Packers D/ST allowed 17 points on 261 total yards with one sack on Sunday against the Lions.
Fantasy Impact
Green Bay was able to keep the Lions offense in check for most of the afternoon with one of their touchdowns being a pick-six thrown by Jordan Love. They were able to hold the Lions run game to less than four yards per carry.