Green Bay Packers tasted a hard-fought 20-17 loss to the Detroit Lions in Week 7. The result frustrated the Packers including Jordan Love’s wife Ronika Stone.
But it’s not just the result that made her upset. She took a jab at NFL officiating on social media hinting criticism on certain decisions that went against the Packers.
Jordan Love’s wife takes a jab at NFL Officiating
After the game, Jordan Love’s wife, Ronika Stone, posted a subtle, humorous TikTok jab at the NFL officiating. She lip-synced to a well-known Dance Moms audio clip that says: “Abby, there are so many things I could say to you right now, and I’m gonna say nothing.” She posted the video without a caption.
The post came after several close calls that went against the Packers. Late in the fourth quarter, with Green Bay down 17-14, Jordan Love threw toward tight end Tucker Kraft under pressure. The pass fell incomplete. Officials then called intentional grounding. That left the Packers facing second-and-21. Love said he thought he had a receiver in the area.
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Green Bay Packers kicker Trey Smack (28) misses a field goal against Detroit Lions during the second half at Ford Field in Detroit on Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026.
Head referee Alex Moore explained the call after the game. “We ruled that although the quarterback was outside of the tackle box, the pass did not make it to the line of scrimmage,” Moore said. “So, that’s where the intentional grounding came in.”
A reporter asked if the ball still had to reach the line of scrimmage if Kraft was the target. “Either to the line of scrimmage or into the area where he is. It just can’t be in the direction. It has to actually reach where he is if it doesn’t get to the line of scrimmage,” Moore answered.
Two roughing-the-passer calls also hurt Green Bay. On one play, Jared Goff threw an 18-yard pass to Sam LaPorta. Packers lineman Karl Brooks hit Goff and was flagged. Many people, including FOX analyst Tom Brady, thought the hit was clean. “No, my goodness. What is that? There’s no way.… That’s definitely not roughing the passer,” Brady said after the game.
Packers safety Xavier McKinney spoke strongly after the game. “It’s just bull—- that be going on, bull—- calls,” he said. “We’re not seeing the same calls for our quarterback. We’re not seeing the same calls for our offensive guys.”
Injured Packers star Micah Parsons also spoke up on social media. He wrote that the league should switch to flag football if every touch on a quarterback draws a flag.
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