1994 Green Bay Packers at Detroit Lions

Runs 2:37 | Dec. 4, 1994 - Behind a record-setting performance by All-Pro RB Barry Sanders, the Lions improved their playoff chances with a 34-31 victory over NFC Central Division rival Green Bay in the Silverdome. Sanders led the way for Detroit with 188 yards and one TD on 20 carries, giving him a team-record 1,594 rushing yards this season. The outing was almost overshadowed by the top-notch play of the Packers' Brett Favre, who threw for 366 yards and three TDs on 29-of-43 passing in leading Green Bay to 417 yards of total offense. Detroit DB Willie Clay's interception at the Lions' eight-yard line ended a late Green Bay drive and helped preserve the victory for Detroit.