The Green Bay Packers walked into Ford Field and walked out with a 34-31 win over the Detroit Lions, a Week 7 result that swings the balance in the NFC North. Detroit moved the ball at will for long stretches, but the Lions came up three points short at the finish. For Green Bay, it's the kind of road win that travels well in January conversations. For Detroit, it's a night of production without payoff. Jared Goff had the ball humming, throwing for 314 yards and three touchdowns while spraying it all over the field. His favorite target needed no introduction: Amon-Ra St. Brown piled up 224 receiving yards, torching Green Bay's secondary from the slot and on the perimeter. On the other side, Josh Jacobs did the heavy lifting for the Packers, grinding out 108 rushing yards and controlling the tempo when Green Bay needed to shorten the game. That balance — Jacobs on the ground, timely stops elsewhere — proved to be the difference in a game defined by tight margins. Defensively, Green Bay didn't need to be perfect, just opportunistic. Carrington Valentine came up with the game's lone interception, the turning point in a contest where possessions were at a premium and Goff had otherwise been surgical. Payton Turner added 1.5 sacks to disrupt Detroit's rhythm in obvious passing situations. Jack Campbell led all defenders with 11 total tackles for the Lions, a stat line that captures the night perfectly: plenty of work, not quite enough reward.