“I’m really proud of our guys to go out there and finish on a bright note,' Campbell said. The Lions (3-13-1) closed coach Dan Campbell's first season with plenty of pride and some nothing-to-lose plays. “I hold my breath every time he gets hit,' LaFleur said. Rodgers replaced his helmet with a baseball cap at halftime and watched the rest of the game from the sideline out of harm's way after getting roughed up at times by the hard-charging Lions. He threw a 1-yard pass to Allen Lazard to cap a 13-play, 74-yard drive that took 7:18 off the clock to open the game and a 29-yard pass to the fourth-year receiver late in the second quarter for another score. Rodgers, the reigning NFL MVP who may win the award for a fourth time, was 14 of 18 for 138 yards. “I am happy in the fact that we got out fairly healthy.” “We’re all competitors and we don’t like losing. “I might have a better perspective tomorrow,” Green Bay coach Matt LaFleur said.

The NFC North champion Packers (13-4) rolled into the Motor City after already clinching the conference's No. “The win obviously would be nice, but the most important thing was to get out there,' he said.īackup Jordan Love threw two late interceptions, sealing a defeat that didn't affect Green Bay’s playoff positioning.

Rodgers threw two touchdown passes in the first half and sat out the second half with nothing at stake as the Detroit Lions beat the top-seeded Packers 37-30 Sunday. Rodgers fine, sits 2nd half, top seed Packers lose to LionsĭETROIT - Aaron Rodgers got off the field unscathed, giving Green Bay a win of sorts in a game it lost on the scoreboard.

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