The Packers defeated the Lions, 31-24 on Thanksgiving Day at Ford Field. Here's a recap of the scoring plays and highlights.

The Green Bay Packers held on to beat the Detroit Lions 31-24 in their Thanksgiving Day showdown. With the Packers up by seven with under two minutes to go, they made a fourth-down conversion to seal the game, thanks to a Jordan Love pass to Dontayvion Wicks.

Here is an instant analysis of the Packers' holiday win over the Lions in Week 13: Jordan Love hit a fadeaway throw under pressure to Dontayvion Wicks, who lost a shoe in the process of making the dagger 16-yard catch on fourth down with under two minutes to go. Dagger. The Packers kneeled out the rest of the clock.

The Packers-Lions tilt on Thanksgiving set a TV ratings record for an NFL regular-season game, but the record didn't last until turkey leftovers.

Two Detroit Lions were fined against the Green Bay Packers following the Thanskgiving Day Classic. Linebacker Jack Campbell is lighter in the wallet $11,593 for incurring a facemask penalty in the third quarter. The former first-round pick was flagged for grabbing the mask of tight end Josh Whyle.

Thanksgiving brought a good football game to Ford Field, but the outcome didn't make the Lions fans happy in Detroit. The Green Bay Packers held on for a 31-24 victory over the host Lions in the annual Thanksgiving matinee game from Detroit.

John Morton said Lions "had the right plays called" on 4th down, but said a lack of execution cost them on both plays and limited their run success.

As for the Packers' three conversions on fourth down on Thanksgiving, that ties the high for a single game in the Matt LaFleur era, and it's just the third time in the last five years Green Bay has successfully converted three times on fourth down in a game.

With the Green Bay Packers defeating the Chicago Bears at Lambeau Field Sunday 28-21, the Lions gained some ground in both the NFC North and Wild Card races. Green Bay’s win puts them at 9-3-1 and they have jumped ahead of the Bears in the division,

Six Free Press sports writers sound off on whether the Detroit Lions can win on Thanksgiving (against the Packers) for the second straight season.