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Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers finds wide receiver Davante Adams on a back-shoulder throw in the second quarter against the Minnesota Vikings. Green Bay Packers wide receiver Allen Lazard works across the middle for a yard catch against the Minnesota Vikings.

Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones rumbles ahead for a yard pickup off the edge against the Minnesota Vikings. Packers C Lucas Patrick talks about the play of T Yosh Nijman and how the offensive line has gelled together this season. Packers offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett talks about head coaching possibilities and game conditions ahead of the Sunday night matchup against the Minnesota Vikings.

Packers special teams coordinator Maurice Draton talks about the improvements that have been made to the unit and about the challenges of facing the Vikings' return team. Packers WR coach Jason Vrable talks about Randall Cobb returning to practice after being out only a few weeks because of a core injury.

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Allen Lazard's strong finish bodes well for Packers' offense Third-year receiver has been a contested-catch machine over the past month. What You Might've Missed: No rookie wall. Packers Unscripted: Significant step. Packers Daily: Top seed. Denis Lipka. Denis looks for what others are missing in trends, and has successfully profited every season.

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Then, on the same drive, the Vikings went for the killshot, a tendency largely missing on offense in Faced with a decision on 4th and 2 to pin the Chargers deep in their territory trailing by seven points, head coach Mike Zimmer went for blood, going for it and tossing the ball to Dalvin Cook, who picked up the first down and ended the game.

Minnesota is still very much alive for a sixth or seventh seed in the NFC playoffs, but losses must be minimalized to the utmost over the next month — and yes, that applies to the Packers game. The Vikings defense held Justin Herbert and his friends to total yards and 20 points in Week But last year, the result was markedly different — and worse.