"We always go in with a great game plan, trying to do certain things, and I understand how the game goes," Brown said. "Sometimes defenses take it away, and just hypothetically speaking, the O-line might slip or fall or get pressure. That’s part of the game."

The Green Bay Packers were the first seed in the NFC two weeks ago. They were at the top of the NFC North for most of the regular season. Not anymore. After a sequence of two home losses to the Carolina Panthers and Philadelphia Eagles,

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The Eagles host the Lions on Sunday night in a matchup of NFC division leaders. Detroit puts up 31.4 points per contest and ranks high in several other offensive categories, helped by amassing a season-high 546 yards in Sunday’s 44-22 win at Washington.

The Eagles, for starters, could be without four of their five starting offensive linemen: OT Lane Johnson (ankle), C Cam Jurgens (knee), G Landon Dickerson (quad) and G Tyler Steen (oblique). Each of the linemen were designated as limited participants on Philadelphia's estimated injury report Wednesday.

The Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams have a real chance to finally win the NFC North. They are ahead of the Packers and host the Lions later on

The Green Bay Packers entered the week as the leader in the NFC North and the fourth place team in the NFC. With their loss to the first place Philadelphia Eagles, the Packers have dropped the lead in the NFC North and now barely cling to a playoff spot.