Referee explains controversial calls in Packers-Lions game
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Last updated Oct 26, 2026
Referee Alex Moore addressed multiple disputed penalties following the Green Bay Packers' 20-17 loss to the Detroit Lions on October 25. Players expressed strong objections to the officiating, particularly concerning Devonte Wyatt's unnecessary roughness on Amon-Ra St. Brown and Jordan Love's intentional grounding. Moore clarified the reasoning behind each call, stating additional actions after the whistle indicated penalties. The Packers argued the whistle was not clearly blown before Wyatt's tackle, and Love believed he had a receiver nearby when he threw the ball.
- •Packers lose to Lions 20-17 on October 25
- •Referee Moore addresses penalties after game
- •Wyatt's roughness and Love's grounding were key points
- •Packers players disputed the whistle on Wyatt's call
- •Officiating decisions may influence future contests
- 1:21 AMYahoo Sports — Referee in Packers-Lions game responds to questions about disputed penalties
"Green Bay Packers players voiced strong objections to several penalties called during their 20-17 loss to the Detroit Lions.
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