Referee explains penalties in Lions-Packers game aftermath

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Last updated Oct 26, 2026

Referee explains penalties in Lions-Packers game aftermath
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Referee Alex Moore addressed controversial penalties from the Lions-Packers game on October 25, 2026, following Green Bay's 20-17 loss. Moore commented on an unnecessary roughness call on Packers linebacker Isaiah McDuffie, which took place after Amon-Ra St. Brown was tackled but appeared to still be in play. This foul, which led to Detroit's scoring drive, was argued by Packers head coach Matt LaFleur, who claimed there was no whistle blown. Another contentious call involved intentional grounding against Jordan Love. Moore elaborated that the incomplete pass did not meet NFL standards for being considered valid. The officiating decisions have drawn criticism from players, including All-Pro safety Xavier McKinney, who expressed frustration over the impact on game momentum.

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  • •Referee Alex Moore addressed penalties from Lions-Packers game.
  • •Packers coach LaFleur disputed unnecessary roughness call.
  • •Love penalized for intentional grounding in fourth quarter.
  • •McKinney criticized officiating's impact on game flow.
  • •Lions scored after gaining new downs from controversial call.
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  • 10:45 AMYahoo Sports — Lions-Packers referee comments on pair of penalties in pool report
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Referee Alex Moore commented on a pair of controversial penalties from Sunday's Lions-Packers game in a postgame pool report.

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