I know debating/complaining about the officiating won't change the outcome, but I found the wording of the QB Kneel rule in the NFL rulebook interesting.

Rule 7, Section 2, Article 1(c): "An official shall declare the ball dead and the down ended … when a quarterback immediately drops to his knee (or simulates dropping to his knee) behind the line of scrimmage".[30]

The way I'm reading it, that 4th down play was a QB kneel. Intentionally or not - he did immediately drop to his knee with the ball in his possession behind the LoS. It's splitting hairs, but I am just curious what others think.

after further review,,,1st down Lions

He didn't drop, he fell down. Right call.
Now you want to bring up the offensive pass interference on Watson and the same "no call" on St. Brown, you probably have an argument.

Lions are the darlings if The NFL right now, next time The Packers have to leave no doubt. There will be a next time!

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"quarterback immediately drops to his knee " is kind of key for me here. The QB didn't drop to his knee, he stumbled to his knee.

If they blew the play dead though, I wouldn't cry.

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I agree - there were far worse calls/non-calls than the topic at hand. I was specifically curious about this play and the interpretation of the rule.