ALLEN PARK -- The Green Bay Packers’ offensive line had a clear mission during Sunday’s game against the Detroit Lions at Lambeau Field: neutralize Aidan Hutchinson.

In the pass rusher’s return to NFL action, the Packers held Hutchinson without a single stat. No solo tackles, no assists, no pressures, and no sacks -- all across 46 snaps (96%).

It was an uncharacteristic performance for the fourth-year defender, as Green Bay consistently took him out of the game with double-teams, chip blocks, and strong pass protection.

With Marcus Davenport faring no better -- and no one else on Detroit’s defensive front making much of an impact -- Lions coach Dan Campbell shared his perspective on how opponents will continue to game plan against Hutchinson, which could include more double teams.

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