
S. Bank Stadium on September 13.
Green Bay held a 22-10 advantage before unraveling completely after halftime. Minnesota overwhelmed the visitors down the stretch, racking up a 29-3 scoring margin over the final two quarters to seal the comeback victory.
Quarterback Jordan Love faced relentless pressure behind an offensive line that struggled to provide protection against defensive coordinator Brian Flores' unit. A late gamble by head coach Matt LaFleur failed to spark the team as the Vikings finished the contest on an unanswered 29-point run.
The second-half defeat drew immediate comparisons to Green Bay's previous collapse in Chicago, where the squad surrendered a 21-3 advantage earlier in January.
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