Predict K1’s statline vs packers

That was a HORRIBLE throw

Same shit piss poor Oline.

Mike Olson wrote:

Same shit piss poor Oline.

It’s a loop that makes Vikings fans “dizzy”…. poor oline, poor run game, poor qb play.

Don’t we have new Oline coaches?

Jesus….

mblack wrote:

It’s a loop that makes Vikings fans “dizzy”…. poor oline, poor run game, poor qb play.
Don’t we have new Oline coaches?

It is just more of the same. We fucked around with getting a GM all off season. Now we will fire the coach after this season. And we will go into a rebuild.

It’s early…but this might be even worse than I thought

CFIAvike wrote:

It’s early…but this might be even worse than I thought

Lol

Mike Olson wrote:

It is just more of the same. We fucked around with getting a GM all off season. Now we will fire the coach after this season. And we will go into a rebuild.

I thought the coach was part of the GM plan?

Trash. Pure trash.

How about that special teams 🤑

Who had 3 of 5 passes for 18 yards, zero touchdowns, and one interception

Was it a line of zeros across the page? I'm afraid to look....

The @Vikings are the first team in NFL history to be down by 12+ points with under 20 minutes left in regulation and end up winning by 17+ points. pic.twitter.com/PnwBsd86T8

— OptaSTATS (@OptaSTATS) September 14, 2026

"Winner: Vikings - CBS Sports.com

Nothing about the way this NFC North showdown started suggested that the Minnesota Vikings were going to have a fun day on their home field. Kyler Murray fired an interception on his first regular-season throw with the franchise, and a brutal hit to the head knocked him out of the game shortly after. Meanwhile, the Green Bay Packers were up to nothing but putting points on the board. It was a 9-0 deficit for the Vikings by the midpoint of the first quarter.

But then Kevin O'Connell and Brian Flores did their thing. Two of the NFL's best play callers on their respective sides of the ball flipped a switch in the second half. O'Connell put Carson Wentz in positions to find success, and the backup quarterback excelled with three touchdown passes. Flores dialed up the pressure on Packers quarterback Jordan Love, and his players executed a strip sack and an interception, setting the offense up in incredible field position twice.

Everything came together for Minnesota in a 22-point fourth quarter as they flipped a 12-point deficit into a 17-point win. With their No. 2 quarterback, no less. That is an awesome start to divisional play."