Detroit’s offense stuttered in Week 1 as Green Bay seized momentum early and held the Lions out of the end zone for most of the day. Isaac TeSlaa’s three snaps produced the Lions’ lone TD, but a late spark wasn’t enough. Brian Branch posted an 85.1 grade on defense, the best of Lions defenders with double-digit snaps, while Penei Sewell anchored the line for a 70.8 O-line grade amid interior-blocking struggles. Jared Goff was efficient (31-of-39) but navigated a shaky interior, finishing with a middling overall grade; Sam LaPorta and Amon-Ra St. Brown offered some bite, but the offense couldn’t sustain drives. On the flip side, the Packers’ defense and special-teams energy stung Detroit, and a costly penalty on Rock Ya-Sin muted a potential swing. The Lions must tighten inside and find a more reliable rhythm in Week 2.