
Green Bay suffered a devastating fourth-quarter breakdown in their season opener, falling 39-22 against Minnesota. The Packers held control late in the third quarter until a crucial fourth-and-1 sneak by Jordan Love was halted short, confirmed by the league's virtual measurement technology.
Following the defensive stand, Minnesota surged ahead by capitalizing on three penalties against Green Bay during an 83-yard drive, securing a 25-22 edge and sparking a run of 29 unanswered points.
The defeat marks another second-half unraveling under Matt LaFleur, mirroring how the club closed out their 2025 campaign. Alongside struggles in the red zone and a pair of late giveaways converted directly into touchdowns, officiating controversies generated widespread fury among the Green Bay faithful.
The Vikings orchestrated the shocking comeback victory despite missing Kyler Murray.
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