For over two decades, Lambeau Field was a nightmare for the Detroit Lions, who faced an unbelievable 24-game losing streak there from 1992 to 2014. But those dark days are history, and the Lions are entering a new era at this iconic stadium.

Head coach Dan Campbell couldn't be more excited as his team heads into the 2025 season opener against the Green Bay Packers, where they've celebrated three consecutive victories at Lambeau. "We absolutely love Lambeau!" Campbell declared enthusiastically. "It's incredible. You know that old saying? On the eighth day, the good Lord made Lambeau. Playing there is a true honor. The legendary first Super Bowl, the Ice Bowl—it’s steeped in history. Sure, it’s been modernized a bit, but the heart of it remains the same. It's about the grass, the elements, the mystical aura surrounding it. If you’re a football fan, you live for these moments. Our players can’t wait to step onto that field; it’s truly a special venue for us."

As the Lions prepare, they are coming in as underdogs, with the Packers favored by 2.5 points to disrupt their winning streak. Will Detroit continue its newfound dominance at Lambeau? One thing's for sure: the excitement is palpable, and all eyes will be on this storied battleground as two fierce rivals clash.