Green Bay came out of the halftime break, and barley gave the Lions a chance to touch the ball in the third quarter. Packers dominated 2nd half, scored 21 unanswered The Packers defense turned up the pressure and forced four turnovers in the second half. Green Bay scored 21 unanswered points as Jones and Rodgers shredded the Detroit defense. That would be the last points Goff and the Lions scored. The Lions and Packers exchanged touchdowns again in the second quarter, and just before half Detroit took a 17-14 lead with an Austin Seibert field goal. The touchdown would be both Aarons first of four on the night. The Packers responded with an opening touchdown drive of their own, courtesy of an Aaron Rodgers tap pass to Aaron Jones for a four yard TD catch. Jared Goff got the Lions off to a quick start, marching Detroit down the field with a five minute drive that was capped off by a Quintez Cebus touchdown catch. Aaron Jones had a dream day for fantasy owners, scoring four touchdowns, three of them came from Rodgers passes. Rodgers wasn’t the only one who brought a calming presence to the football crazed city of Green Bay. Rodgers was nearly perfect on his return to Lambeau after a turbulent offseason. If ever there was a depiction of some one staying calm after catastrophe it was the No. Regining NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers called for calm saying that it was just one game, and there was no need to panic. That was the good news for the Packers, the bad news was no team was beaten as badly as they were in the NFL’s opening weekend. None of the four teams in the NFC North came out of Week 1 with a win. Aaron Jones scored four touchdowns to lead the Packers to a 35-17 win in Lambeau on Monday night. They did just that on Sunday night against the Detroit Lions with a big second half from Rodgers and company.

The Green Bay Packers returned home with the intention of forgetting about their blowout loss in week one.

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