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MINNEAPOLIS – Minnesota took advantage of two possessions that began in Green Bay territory to score 10 points and take a 24-14 lead over the Packers until the fourth quarter on Sunday night.
Packers, Vikings tied for 7 after a
The Vikings got the ball first, but LB Clay Matthews stopped FB CJ Ham on a third and a point. Minnesota called timeout and sent the offense to try his luck, but the Vikings were scored for 12 men in the entourage and were tossed.
The Packers also scored three goals and more, while WR Davante Adams was out of bounds before coming back to catch a touchdown in third.
The Packers' defense scored three goals and more, thanks to a superb play by CB Jaire Alexander. On a pass at WR Stefon Diggs' first dive, Alexander blocked WR Adam Thielen at Diggs and overturned him, then chased Diggs into the backfield for a 10-yard loss.
RB Aaron Jones led the Packers on a 11-yard run, and then Xavier Rhodes, of the CB Vikings, was called for pass interference on a deep ball in Adams. The 26-yard penalty put the ball on Minnesota 31. Three games later, Jones was converted to third and one. In second place in the top 15 places, quarterback Aaron Rodgers gave Adams the advantage on the back of the shoulder and the Packers took advantage.
The Vikings responded quickly. A 9-yard run by RB Dalvin Cook and a 9-yard pass for TE Kyle Rudolph put a pair of conversions in second and last place. Quarterback Kirk Cousins then hit Diggs on a 24-yard angle. At the next shot, a screen pass for Cook ran the distance, 26 yards for the touchdown to reach the tie.
A 15-yard pass to WR Equanimeous St. Brown marked the beginning of the next Packers tour. After an 8-yard pass to Kendricks, Rodgers found St. Brown 23 yards on Minnesota 29. Jones ran for 9 points and a 6-yard pass to Adams allowed the Packers to make a first try in the red zone at the end of the quarter. .
Packers, Vikings tied at 14 and a half
From Minnesota 14, the Packers scored in two games. A screen at Jones gained 8 yards, then a shot at Jones took care of the last 6 yards as the sophomore won the pylon race.
The Vikings started their next practice with a 17-yard finish at Rudolph that was tipped by S. Josh Jones. A 10-yard pass to Rudolph was converted to third and seventh to allow the Vikings to cross the middle of the field. Another 10-yard pass to Diggs moved the chains to third and fifth, and Diggs was fully open for a 30-yard touchdown to tie the game with 11:01 to go in the half.
The Packers got three balls and a deep ball in the center of TE Jimmy Graham escaped with the fingertips. Rodgers was fired for a one-meter loss by DT Tom Johnson at third base. Trevor Davis covered the 54-meter flat from P JK Scott, who fired PR Marcus Sherels as soon as he caught him in Minnesota 17.
Adam Thielen, who had 33 yards on the ground, brought the Vikings back to the middle of the field and Rudolph's 11-yard pass again moved the chains. Three times later, in the third and a third, the half-inch Latavius Murray was crammed for a one-meter loss and K Dan Bailey came in. He was missing left on 48 yards and the match remained tied.
From 38 Green Bay, St. Brown captured a 15-yard pass in the opening game. A third and nine were turned into a third and four after an offside call against Minnesota, and Rodgers launched incomplete. After trying to pull the Vikings back to fourth place, the Packers responded. Scott's kick fell on Minnesota 10.
Cook forced several tacklers to miss an 8-yard range before DL Dean Lowry reduced it to a 1-yard loss at half-time. The third and tenths, the Cousins hit Thielen on a crossing and the receiver dodged Alexander in free field to gain 15 yards and convert.
DL Kenny Clark reduced the score to 26, but three consecutive finals were converted. Thielen scored a win of 8. The Vikings used their last time with 22 seconds at the end. to possess 47.
A 19-yard pass to Thielen put the ball on Green Bay 33, and Cousins added the ball three seconds from the end. A penalty for false start brought Bailey's goal back from 51 to 56 yards. He missed the right gap in the last half-time game.
The Vikings have a 24-14 lead over the Packers in fourth position
The Packers started the second period with Jones touching the ball in four consecutive games, winning 25 yards in three sets and a reception. But the training stalled just above the midfield, while Rodgers beat Adams's goals in the third and seventh minute, and the Packers countered.
The Vikings scored three and a half goals, while LB Kyler Fackrell had good coverage of RB Ameer Abdullah on a second-place wheel layout, and Clark attacked Cousins in third place. Packers DB Tramon Williams, back on the kick for Davis (hamstring injury), got a 19-yard return from a 55-yard kickoff at Green Bay 35.
With Justin McCray for a wounded Lane Taylor at LG, Jones ran 5 and won 4 on a bye. Then he was drunk on the third and one. The Packers tried their luck and Jones was still drunk, returning the ball.
A 13-yard pass to allow Cook to move the ball to Green Bay 31. A 5-yard pass to Diggs and a 13-yard center at Thielen were the first to drop to 13. But the Packers l. stopped there, with Clark firing Cousins. at the third drop. Bailey was good at 37 yards and the Vikings led for the first time in the game, 17-14.
Jason Spriggs replaced David Bakhtiari with the help of the left tackle. The Packers lost two starters on the offensive line, and the coach went back. A late game on the third run was followed by a bag from Sheldon Richardson. The Vikings found themselves in excellent position on the Green Bay 31 field after a 20-yard return by Sherels and a 5-yard penalty for the Packers for illegal training. .
Diggs ran for 12 yards and the second and fifth of the 14, Cousins bent and went back to Thielen, who smashed two pingers at the goal line to score the goal, setting the Vikings by 10 with 27 seconds in the third.
A six-yard pass to TE Lance Kendricks closed the quarter.
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