The Detroit Lions will face off against the Green Bay Packers on Thanksgiving Day, and the game holds a special significance for the Lions. The Lions have lost a franchise-record six straight games on Thanksgiving, and they are hoping to turn things around this year. The last time the Lions won on Thanksgiving was in 2016 against the Minnesota Vikings. This year, the Lions are off to a strong start, with an 8-2 record for the first time since 1962. They have the chance to make it even more special by beating the Packers and improving their record to 9-2. The Packers, on the other hand, are looking to prolong the Lions' misery and bolster their own hopes of reaching the playoffs. Both teams have already played each other once this season, making this the first time in NFL history that two teams will play each other on a Thursday twice in a season since 1926. Additionally, the Lions are hoping to continue their winning streak against the Packers, as they have not beaten them five straight times since 1949-1954. With a sellout crowd and a passionate fan base at Ford Field, can the Lions break their Thanksgiving Day losing streak and come out on top against the Packers? Only time will tell.