7 takeaways from Packers' 35-17 win over Lions The Green Bay Packers rebounded from a disappointing season-opening loss with a primetime win over the Detroit Lions on Monday night at Lambeau Field. Before Details Don't Forget to Subscribe and Press Bell Icon for more videos. Matt LaFleur’s team scored 21 straight points in the second half to erase a shaky first half and create a comfortable 18-point victory over a division rival. #GreenBayPackers #DetroitLions #WinTakeAways Here are the important takeaways from Week 2: 1. Playmakers power offensive revival Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said “it all starts” on offense with getting the ball to Aaron Jones and Davante Adams. Mission accomplished on Monday night. Jones and Adams got the ball 31 times and produced 236 of the Packers’ 323 total yards, and Jones scored four touchdowns. Early on, the Packers force-fed the ball to Jones, both as a runner and receiver. It was necessary work against another defense committed to playing two deep safeties. The second half belonged to Adams, who took apart the Lions’ overmatched secondary piece by piece, especially once rookie Ifeatu Melifonwu exited the game. 2. Eric Stokes states his case The Packers got rookie cornerback Eric Stokes on the field more in Week 2 by replacing Chandon Sullivan with Kevin King in the slot. The first-round pick responded with two pass breakups on fourth down, including a pivotal coverage stop on Quintez Cephus after the Packers went up 21-17 in the third quarter. Stokes was far from perfect but he consistently competed hard, displayed his elite makeup speed and disrupted receivers both at the line and the catch point. More snaps and experience will only make him better. Stokes only played eight snaps in the opener but it will be impossible for the Packers to keep him off the field now. 3. The defense is still a major question mark Five consecutive stops to end the game eased the pain of the first two quarters for the Packers defense, but this group still has major question marks. Jared Goff was red-hot in the first half (13 of 16, 137 yards, two touchdowns) but he just didn’t have the receiving talent around him to keep it going for 60 minutes. Better offenses will. And the Lions really only fell apart on offense after the Packers offense came alive and the rain started at Lambeau Field. Goff had two bad turnovers, and two other Lions drives were stopped on fourth down in the scoring area. Overall, the Packers have allowed seven touchdown passes to Goff and Jameis Winston in two games. The symbiotic relationship between pass-rushers and the secondary has to be more mutually beneficial if the Packers are to survive on defense. green bay packers vs detroit lions,green bay packers vs,aaron rodgers vs detroit lions,green bay packers,packers vs detroit,packers vs lions,packers lions,rodgers vs lions,lions vs packers,packers lions game highlights,packers vs lions monday night football,detroit lions vs green bay packers,packers lions monday night football,green bay,detroit vs green bay,monday night football,packers vs saints,aaron rodgers green bay packers,saints vs packers Hatfielder - MMA Releases, updates & UFC news, about upcoming ufc ultimate matches, fixtures, fights, inside updates. We do hard work to share you best possible inside stories about UFC MMA Fighters and their life. If you're interested in business with us, go to business email section and contact us. All footage on this channel is footage hat fielder has permission to use or consists of derivative works created by the Hat fielder - UFC, MMA Channel for educational and informational purposes. The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense visual information on the Hatfielder - Hatfielder does not imply or constitute Department of Defense endorsement. Credits: to Concern owners. ►SUBSCRIBE to the Hatfielder - Channel for more UFC updates, videos: https://bit.ly/3qyeHyo ►FOLLOW Hat fielder on Tumbler at https://www.tumblr.com/blog/hatfielder ►FOLLOW Hat fielder on FACEBOOK at https://www.facebook.com/hatfielder If you like Hat fielder content please remember to leave a Like & Comment or even Share the video. It means a lot. Thanks!