Christian Watson

Jacobs was left out of the touchdown-oriented fun, as Packers WRs Romeo Doubs, Christian Watson and Dontayvion Wicks stole the show. Jacobs missed time after taking a hard hit on his left thigh from Lions DB Brian Branch, but he returned for the following drive. Jacobs looked good in this one and showed no ill effects from the recent bone bruise in his knee. He is a locked-in RB1 against a Bears defense that could be without multiple linebackers next week.

Doubs was his typically reliable self in this one. He simply took a backseat to Christian Watson and Dontayvion Wicks. Doubs scored his touchdown from two yards out in the second quarter. The Packers sent him in motion from right to left, where he lined up out wide and ran a short out route. He got open, caught the pass easily and dove in for the score. Doubs is a WR3/WR4 against the Bears next week.

The Packers' first drive ended in a field goal, but it nearly ended in a scramble-drill touchdown. Love escaped pressure and almost completed a pass to Bo Melton down the right sideline but the pass grazed Melton's fingertips before hitting the turf. Love linked up with WRs Romeo Doubs, Christian Watson and Dontayvion Wicks, but it was the latter two who routinely showed up, making big plays from start to finish. Love is a borderline QB1/2 against the Bears next week.

Watson's day could have been bigger had a missed defensive pass interference call not prevented him from securing a would-be 12-yard, first-down catch on the Packers' seventh drive. Two of Watson's four receptions were impressive sideline grabs. He scored a 51-yard touchdown on the Packers' fifth drive by running out, and up the right sideline, right past Lions' CB Amik Robertson, before hauling in the basket catch for the score. Watson warrants WR2 treatment against the Bears next week, though his performance can be reliant on downfield chunk gains.

Watson caught four of 10 targets for 80 yards and a touchdown in Thursday's 31-24 win over the Lions. He also rushed once for three yards.