Matt LaFleur urges NFL officiating consistency after Packers players flag errors.

Matt LaFleur called for **consistency in NFL officiating** after the Green Bay Packers lost 20–17 to the Detroit Lions, while stopping short of blaming the referees for the defeat. He acknowledged that officials must make difficult, split-second decisions but said consistency is what coaches want.

Several penalties frustrated Green Bay, including a neutral zone infraction against defensive tackle Karl Brooks and roughing-the-passer calls against Brooks and defensive end Brenton Cox Jr. Packers players also questioned a flag against defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt after Amon-Ra St. Brown continued running following a tackle; players said they had not heard a whistle.

Safety Xavier McKinney strongly criticized the officiating, saying the calls disrupted the Packers’ momentum. LaFleur urged his team to play through difficult decisions as Green Bay moved to 4–3.

### Key Takeaways
– LaFleur’s main request to the NFL was greater consistency in officiating.
– Multiple penalties against Green Bay became a major source of frustration in the 20–17 loss.
– Packers players, including McKinney and Cox, publicly questioned several rulings.
– Green Bay’s record fell to 4–3 after the loss to Detroit.

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