If you simply glanced at the statistics from Sunday’s Green Bay-Detroit game, you might have thought the Packers ran away with the win. Instead, they were trounced. Matt LaFleur’s team out-gained Detroit by 150 yards (411 to 261), generated more first downs (20 to 17), averaged more yards per play (6.6 to 4.7), had 136 more passing yards (273 to 137), and punted just twice. Yet the game wasn’t close for nearly the entire second half.