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Survey: Will the Lions beat the Packers in Week 7?

Throughout the offseason, SB Nation will host NFL fan surveys, sponsored by FanDuel Sportsbook. For Pride of Detroit, we are tasked with fielding questions from Detroit Lions fans, and as we head into Week 7 of the 2026 NFL season, we have two questions for fans this week:

Will the Lions beat the Packers in Week 7? (weekly question)

Are you confident the Lions are headed in the right direction? (recurring poll)

Both Detroit and Green Bay are coming off recent wins, but the folks over at FanDuel Sportsbook believe Detroit will keep their winning streak alive in Week 7, setting the original betting line at Lions -3.5 points.

Confidence polls have been a rollercoaster this season, opening with 89% of fans believing the Lions were headed in the right direction, then dipping to 63% after an overtime win over the Saints and down to 48% after a loss to the Bills. A win over the Jets brought confidence back to 78%, only to plummet to 12% after the loss in Carolina. After getting back to their winning ways in Arizona, confidence climbed back up to 69%, and now with a bye week to mull things over, I have no idea where fans will land this week.

As for this game, both teams appear to have righted the ship after rocky starts to the year, and while this game could end up being an offensive shootout, anything can happen in a rivalry game.

And with that, it’s time to vote in the Feed surveys below, sound off in the comments, and check back with Pride of Detroit later in the week for the results.

Will the Lions win in Week 7?

Will the Lions beat the Packers in Week 7?

Closes in 3 days • 214 total votesView results

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Are you confident in the Lions?

Are you confident the Lions are headed in the right direction?

Every week of the season we will ask fans if they think the team is moving in the right direction. This allows us to track the level of confidence in the fan base throughout the season and analyze what events had the biggest impact in fan support.

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