Packers Lose to Lions, Coach Defends Love

Following the Green Bay Packers' 24-14 loss to the Detroit Lions, head coach Matt LaFleur expressed frustration over repeated questions regarding quarterback Jordan Love's performance, specifically his struggles with turnovers. Love has thrown 10 interceptions in just seven games this season, with a notable pick-six during the recent matchup, and he acknowledged the need to improve his ball security. LaFleur defended Love's efforts, insisting that he is competing and trying to improve, but emphasized the necessity for the team to take better care of the football. Despite Love's struggles, the Packers remain in a competitive position at 6-3, currently third in the NFC North. The team's bye week offers a chance for Love to rest and address his interception issues before their next game against the Chicago Bears. The loss marked a continuation of Love's interception streak, raising concerns reminiscent of his performance last season.