(WNFL/LEARFIELD) – In front of a sun -soaked crowd at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, the Green Bay Packers committed way too many mistakes to defeat the Minnesota Vikings, falling 31-29 on Sunday.
The Packers who trailed 28-7 at hafltime had 3 interceptions, a lost fumble, 2 missed field goals and 8 penalties.
Packers coach Matt LaFleur talked about this team’s slow start and then how Jordan Love picked things up.
LaFleur said that his guys battled.
LaFleur said that the Packers missed chances on offense – but still the Vikings were good early.
Quarterback Jordan Love said that the team just didn’t make enough plays.
Love added that he didn’t play well enough, especially early in the game.
And then came the “elephant-in-the-room” questions. Is it time to re-evaluate the kicking game with Brad Narveson?
LaFleur’s answer?
And while all that is being pondered, the standings now show the Packers at 2-2, 2 games behind the Minnesota Vikings.
A cause for concern, Jordan Love?
The Vikings locker room: Former Packers running back Aaron Jones talked about getting to 4-0.
Jones says he didn’t get to take a “Lambeau Leap” in his return during the game, but did one on the way off the field.
Jones says this Vikings offense is one of the top O’s he has been a part of.
Next up: Green Bay Packers go west to face the Los Angeles Rams.
The Minnesota Vikings travel across the Atlantic Ocean to face the New York Jets.
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