Thursday Night Football Stunner: Live TNF Scores, Game-Changing Plays & Fantasy Fallout Tonight

Lambeau Field becomes the center of the NFL universe tonight as the Green Bay Packers host the Washington Commanders in the Week 2 edition of Thursday Night Football (kickoff 8:15 p.m. ET, Prime Video). The matchup features two 1-0 teams riding early momentum. Jordan Love, fresh off a three-touchdown opener, faces a Commanders front seven that generated five sacks last week. Washington counters with second-year QB Sam Howell, whose mobility will be tested by a Packers pass rush that just limited Dallas to 57 rushing yards. How to watch and stream • National stream: Prime Video (subscription required) • Free options: Twitch (Prime’s TNF channel) and the Prime Video mobile app’s 30-day trial • Local TV: WJLA (ABC 7) in D.C. and WITI (FOX 6) in Milwaukee/Green Bay Key storylines • Injury report: Packers RB Aaron Jones (hamstring) is questionable after limited practice; Commanders WR Terry McLaurin (toe) logged a full session and is on track to play. • Weather watch: Clear skies, 64 °F at kickoff—ideal conditions for Lambeau’s early-season crowd. • Fantasy spotlight: Keep an eye on Packers rookie WR Malik Wheeler, who drew nine targets in Week 1, and Commanders RB Brian Robinson Jr., facing a defense that allowed 4.6 YPC to Dallas backs. Betting odds (via DraftKings, 9 a.m. ET) • Spread: Packers -4.5 • Total: 46.5 • Moneyline: GB -210, WAS +175 Historical context Green Bay leads the all-time series 22-17-1, yet Washington won their most recent meeting (2024 Week 9). The Packers haven’t dropped a primetime home game in September since 2017. What a win means • Packers: A 2-0 start would give Green Bay an early NFC North cushion before a daunting three-game road swing. • Commanders: Knocking off the Packers on the road would announce Washington as a legitimate challenger in the NFC East’s post-Cowboys landscape. Quick stat pack • Love’s 128.6 passer rating in Week 1 ranked third league-wide. • Commanders DE Chase Young generated eight pressures—second most among edge rushers. • Christian Watson’s 4.32 speed produced a league-high 22.1 mph on his 62-yard TD last Sunday. Prediction If Jones suits up, Green Bay’s balanced attack should edge a young Washington offense still seeking consistency. Packers 27, Commanders 23. Stay tuned after the final whistle for post-game highlights, press-conference quotes, and updated fantasy takeaways.