SSK Breaking: Packers’ Devonte Wyatt Left Stunned as Unexpected Ejection Rocks Game Against Lions
Packers’ Devonte Wyatt shocked after being ejected from the game against the LionsGreen Bay, Wisconsin – 11/29/2025
The 31-24 victory over the Detroit Lions should have been one of the brightest moments of the Green Bay Packers’ season – a game in which they completed a convincing sweep on Thanksgiving Day. But that joy quickly turned somber when Devonte Wyatt, the most important piece of the 2025 defensive front, lay motionless on the Lambeau Field turf and was taken off on a cart.
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The injury occurred midway through the third quarter after a violent collision as Wyatt delivered a sack on Jared Goff. As soon as he hit the ground, his ankle twisted at a dangerous angle, prompting the entire Packers sideline to drop to one knee and clasp their hands in prayer. Silence fell across the stadium – a clear sign of how serious the situation was.
“This is a truly significant loss,” head coach Matt LaFleur said after the game, his voice dropping as he mentioned his player. “He is the heart of our defensive front.”
Wyatt left the field to roaring support from the stands, but everyone understood the Packers might be forced to navigate the coming weeks without one of their best defenders.
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Before the injury, Wyatt was having the best season of his career: 27 tackles, 4 sacks, and 6 tackles for loss – numbers that showcased his dominance against the run and as a pass rusher. Teammate Micah Parsons called Wyatt “irreplaceable,” affirming that his stability on the interior line was the foundation of the Packers’ defensive success throughout the first half of the season.
Wyatt’s absence forces the Packers to rotate several young players: Colby Wooden, Warren Brinson, and Nazir Stackhouse will take on larger roles, while Rashan Gary, Lukas Van Ness, and Kingsley Enagbare will face increased pressure to generate edge disruption.
The timing could not be more delicate: the Packers are now 8-3-1 and preparing to face the Chicago Bears (8-3) in a showdown for the top spot in the NFC North – a matchup that could define the entire season. Green Bay’s run defense, one of its greatest strengths this year, now faces significant vulnerability at the worst possible time.
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Still, the team’s spirit remains forward-focused. And inside the locker room, players shared one unified message: fight for Wyatt – until the day he returns.
