No, there was nothing wrong with the ESPN cameras.

On Monday Night Football when the Green Bay Packers would score (which wasn’t a lot), the lights at Lambeau Field would dim and leave the viewing audience in the dark.

And it all created a stir on the internet.

Why did the lights go partially out during the @Packers game?

It happened once during the last TD and again after Crosby's FG.

It was kinda lame.

Good win and a comforter lead in the NFC Norf.#GoPackGo #LightsOut

— Ken (@KenScottOlson) October 15, 2019

I really like the flashing lights that the @packers do at @LambeauField when they score. Looks neat ?? #gopackgo

— Brittany Weigand ?✨ (@MissBrittikins) October 15, 2019

Every time the @packers score a touchdown I get so confused about my tv’s brightness until I realize they are dimming the lights at Lambeau. Every. Single. Time. #MNF

— Anna Curtis (@anna__curtis) October 15, 2019

Ok @packers, those touchdown lights are probably the dumbest thing I’ve seen at a football game. #Lame

— T$ (@TMoneySLC) October 15, 2019

But the best light show was saved for last when Mason Crosby booted a 23-yard field goal as time expired to give the Pack a 23-22 victory over the Detroit Lions.

Mason Crosby went Lambeau Leaping after his game-winning FG: pic.twitter.com/cLGPmy3H46

— ESPN (@espn) October 15, 2019

The Lambeau Leap now has a light show to go with it.

Aaron Rodgers dropped a 35-yard DIME ?

(via @NFL) pic.twitter.com/VLrfJtForn

— ESPN (@espn) October 15, 2019

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