Vikings' stunning win over Packers ends with final score that's never happened before in NFL history

Minnesota pulled off a stunning fourth-quarter turnaround to defeat Green Bay 39-22, securing a final tally never previously recorded in league history. Facing a 22-17 deficit entering the final frame, the Vikings shut out their division rivals 22-0 to cap the victory.

The surge began with an Aaron Jones touchdown, followed by a Carson Wentz two-point conversion pass to Justin Jefferson to establish a three-point cushion, before Minnesota tacked on two additional scores. Green Bay's final tally was sealed earlier by a missed Trey Smack extra point, without which the outcome would have duplicated a prior scoreline.

This unique result capped a day featuring two separate scorigamis just hours apart, an occurrence unseen since September 29, 2019, when Cleveland defeated Baltimore 40-25 and Tampa Bay beat the Rams 55-40. Earlier in the afternoon, Chicago set the tone with a 59-37 triumph against Carolina.

Week 1 has now produced a scorigami in three consecutive campaigns, and this opening slate alone accounts for half of the four unique tallies recorded throughout the entire 2025 season.

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