The Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers will kick off the NFL's Thanksgiving triple-header by renewing NFC North hostilities at Ford Field.
Green Bay dominated the first game between these two teams in a 27-6 rout to open the season at Lambeau Field and Dan Campbell's team is seeking revenge. There's a ton on the line as Green Bay enters the contest with a 7-3-1 record and Detroit carries a 7-4 mark. Both are looking up at the 8-3 Chicago Bears in the division. But considering the tough path that lies ahead for Ben Johnson's club—and the numerous close calls they've survived to this point—it's reasonable to think that whichever club emerges victorious on Turkey Day will end up ascending to the top by season's end.
