The Green Bay Packers are off to as good of a start as they could have hoped for. When the schedule was announced in April, the Packers and those around them likely would have settled for a 1-1 start with two games coming against NFC playoff contenders.

Of course, the Packers have done better than that. They have not just won, they’ve been dominant through two weeks — winning both of their games by two scores.

It was a career night for Tucker Kraft as the Green Bay Packers jumped to 2-0 on the season after defeating the Washington Commanders 27-18 on Sept. 11 in Green Bay.

Kraft finished the game with six receptions, totaling 124 yards and one touchdown.

Micah Parsons picked up his first sack in the green and gold, as the Green Bay Packers laid a beat down on the Detroit Lions, by a tune of 27-13 on Sept. 7 in Green Bay.

In the team’s first game of the season, it was no secret that Green Bay’s driving force to a victory was the stellar play from its defensive line and linebackers.

Green Bay defeated Detroit 27-13 in the home opener at Lambeau Field on Sept. 7.

Following are several postgame notes.

• The game against the Lions at Lambeau Field was the first Week 1 home game since 2018 and the first for Matt LaFleur.

It was another trip to the playoffs last season for the Green Bay Packers, but as it happens for 31 teams in the NFL, the Packers ended its season short of winning a Super Bowl.