Packers vs. Lions weather for NFL Week 9 includes very windy conditions, with a strong possibility of rain, as well.
Wind is important from an NFL betting perspective because breezy weather can negatively impact scoring in many ways. The Lions are 2.5-point favorites after starting the week at -3.5. The weather and positive injury news about Jordan Love have moved the market toward the Packers.
First, wind can carry otherwise accurate passes offline, especially on long, downfield throws that can result in explosive plays and quick scores.
Second, the longer the field-goal attempt, the more chances that strong winds can blow otherwise solid kicks off target, once again taking points off the board.
This highlights the significant to examine the detailed Packers vs. Lions weather forecast at Lambeau Field in Green Bay as it's facing the most significant forecast for NFL Week 9.
Packers vs. Lions Weather Forecast at Lambeau Field
Simply put: the winds will be blowing on at Lambeau Field based on the latest NFL weather forecast for Packers vs. Lions.
According to the National Weather Service, steady 14-15 mph winds are expected to blow throughout today's game, including gusts touching 29 mph, as well.
But it's just not wind that the players will have to deal with, either.
There's a 100% chance of precipitation throughout the late afternoon in Green Bay, which, when combined with breezy conditions, could make it difficult for both passing offenses.
The betting market has clearly taken note as well as this total has already dipped from 49 to 47.5, and don't be surprised to see it continue to drop as more bettors become aware of NFL weather for Packers vs. Lions.
Jordan Love and Josh Jacobs are expected to be active for Green Bay, which has leaned on rush-heavy attacks in wins over the Colts and Titans this season when Love was out. If necessary, Detroit should have no problem leaning heavily on its ground game starring David Montgomery and Jahmyr Gibbs. Jared Goff routinely struggled playing outdoors, and he's rarely played in conditions like what he'll face today.
