Lions’ offense is historically great, and what else we’re learning in Week 11

FOX Sports’ NFL experts provide the biggest takeaways from every Sunday game in Week 11 and what they mean for each team going forward.

Packers: Jordan Love has had his problems with turnovers in 2024, but Sunday was an example of what he can do to put a team on his back and pull out a close win. His 60-yard pass to Christian Watson late in the game was more on the receiver, who made a diving catch and got back up to run for big yardage, but Love followed with two scrambles for the go-ahead touchdown. He finished 13-for-17 for 261 yards with one score passing and the game-winner rushing, and more importantly, survived two red-zone turnovers. The Packers are still just third in their division, but a close win keeps them in good shape for a wild card and to cause trouble in January, somewhere on the road in the playoffs.

Bears: Such a strong debut for new Bears offensive coordinator Thomas Brown, stepping in for the fired Shane Waldron and coming up with a game plan to put the Bears in position to pull off the home upset and give Chicago its first win over Green Bay since 2018. A blocked field goal as time expired spoiled that, but the offense took a big step forward. The Bears definitely let Caleb Williams use his legs more — 60 yards rushing in the first half, plus safe passes that led to a high completion rate and no turnovers. Chicago had averaged 9 points per game in the previous three games, so 19 points is a relative explosion. The inability to close out a big win reflects a larger problem that persists for Matt Eberflus’ team, but the offense took a step in the right direction, even in a loss Sunday. Greg Auman

Tom Brady breaks down Packers’ last-second win over Bears

Rams: L.A. is only a contender when Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua are on the field together. The Rams had plenty of success against New England on the ground, and that made life a whole lot easier for Matthew Stafford, but the top two receivers were the finishers. They combined…


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