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Remembering Week 1: Minnesota 39, Green Bay 22
How to watch Packers vs Vikings: FOX broadcast, kickoff time and live stream
Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers kicks off at 1:00 p.m. ET / 12:00 p.m. CT / 10:00 a.m. PT (18:00 UTC) today, Sunday, Nov. 15, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. FOX broadcasts the NFC North showdown live on television, with streaming via the FOX Sports app and NFL+ on mobile devices.
Follow every snap right here on VAVEL USA from official Week 10 inactives through 0:00 in the fourth quarter for live score updates, touchdowns and box-score stats.
Week 10 betting odds and ESPN Matchup Predictor
With Murray and Cashman ruled out on the road and Green Bay coming off a 45-point outburst, sportsbooks install the host Packers as narrow favorites.
Green Bay stand at -2.5 (-148 moneyline) against Minnesota +2.5 (+124 moneyline), paired with a low-scoring 42.5-point over/under total that reflects Minnesota's 14.5 PPG scoring defense. ESPN's Matchup Predictor projects a razor-thin NFC North battle, assigning Green Bay a 55.2 percent win probability to 44.4 percent for Minnesota.
Crisp 44-degree autumn football weather on natural grass in Titletown
November football weather in northeast Wisconsin sets up clean passing conditions for quarterbacks and kickers today.
AccuWeather reports 44 degrees Fahrenheit at kickoff in Green Bay under overcast skies, zero percent precipitation and light 7 mph wind gusts swirling across Lambeau Field's natural grass. With minimal wind interference, Love's deep boundary balls to Christian Watson and long field-goal attempts face zero weather penalty.
Opposite five-game trajectories since early October
Look at where these division rivals stood five weeks ago compared to this morning.
Minnesota won three grind-it-out defensive slugfests in October, edging Miami 15-10 on Oct. 4, New Orleans 23-13 on the road on Oct. 11 and Indianapolis 16-10 on Oct. 25 to reach 6-0, before stumbling in consecutive losses at Detroit (19-15 on Nov. 1) and home versus Buffalo (23-6 on Nov. 9). Notice that the Vikings failed to crack 20 points in four of those five contests.
Green Bay went 4-1 across the exact same stretch: routing Chicago 31-7 (Oct. 11) and Dallas 23-13 (Oct. 18) at Lambeau, dropping a tight 20-17 road game at Detroit (Oct. 25), beating Carolina 27-19 at home (Oct. 29) and exploding for 45 points in last Sunday's 45-27 road win at New England on Nov. 8.
Aaron Jones Sr. returns to Lambeau Field alongside Justin Jefferson
Every carry by Aaron Jones Sr. inside Lambeau Field carries extra emotion.
The longtime former Packers fan favorite paces Minnesota's ground attack in 2026 with 115 carries for 474 rushing yards (4.12 yards per carry) and 2 touchdowns. With Murray sidelined by a strain, feeding Jones against a Green Bay front yielding 109.0 rushing yards per game eases the burden on Minnesota's passing game and sets up play-action shots to All-Pro wideout Justin Jefferson (31 receptions, 393 yards, 12.7 average, 4 touchdowns), Jordan Addison and tight end T.J. Hockenson.
Converting inside the 20-yard line is urgent for Kevin O'Connell's offense after Minnesota managed zero touchdowns in Monday night's 23-6 defeat to Buffalo.
Minnesota's NFL-best 14.5 PPG scoring defense faces its stiffest test without Cashman
Despite averaging only 18.3 points and 285.6 total yards per game on offense (179.6 passing, 106.0 rushing), Minnesota stand 6-2 because their defense has suffocated almost everyone on the schedule.
Across eight games, the Vikings have surrendered an NFL-low 116 total points, holding opponents to 14.5 points and 305.8 total yards per game (186.9 passing, 118.9 rushing). Outside linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel wrecks protections off the edge with a team-high 7.5 sacks, disguising simulated pressures and dropping into throwing lanes simultaneously.
Replacing middle linebacker Blake Cashman (76 tackles) over the middle of the field against Love's play-action crossers to Watson, Reed and Kraft is Minnesota's defining tactical hurdle today, while Packers defensive end Lukas Van Ness (4.5 sacks) and safety Evan Williams (76 tackles) anchor a Green Bay defense allowing 21.2 points and 340.9 yards per outing.
Jordan Love and Christian Watson drive a 290.9-yard aerial juggernaut
Without Jacobs in the backfield, Green Bay have leaned unabashedly into the right arm of Jordan Love, averaging just 68.2 rushing yards per game compared to a blistering 290.9 passing yards per contest (359.1 total yards and 24.0 points per game).
Through nine starts, Love has completed 215 of 341 throws (63.0 percent) for 2,618 passing yards, 19 touchdowns and 6 interceptions. His premier vertical weapon, wide receiver Christian Watson, is putting together an elite breakout campaign with 49 receptions for 879 yards and 7 touchdowns, ripping off 17.9 yards per catch alongside slot playmaker Jayden Reed, Matthew Golden and tight ends Tucker Kraft and Luke Musgrave.
Rookie back Kaleb Johnson leads the active Packers rushers on ESPN's season sheet with 42 carries for 172 yards (4.1 yards per tote) and 1 touchdown, sharing change-of-pace touches in Matt LaFleur's pass-heavy script.
Blockbuster injury list: Vikings QB Kyler Murray and Packers RB Josh Jacobs both ruled out
Quarterback Kyler Murray and running back Josh Jacobs are both officially out today at Lambeau Field.
Minnesota's Week 10 injury report rules out Murray (strain), who leads the Vikings with 1,022 passing yards, 5 touchdowns and 3 interceptions on 100-of-154 passing (64.9 percent), turning quarterback duties over to Minnesota's active signal-callers led by veteran Kirk Cousins and Max Brosmer on a short six-day turnaround from Monday night's loss to Buffalo. Even worse for Brian Flores' defense, tackling leader Blake Cashman (76 tackles, concussion), defensive end Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins and wide receiver Jauan Jennings are all ruled out, while safety Joshua Metellus is questionable.
Green Bay counter without star tailback Josh Jacobs (out, surgery) and tight end Josh Whyle (Injured Reserve, concussion), while running back Chris Brooks, wide receiver Skyy Moore and veteran guard Kevin Zeitler are listed as questionable.
All four NFC North clubs own at least six wins entering Week 10
No division in the NFL comes close to matching the top-to-bottom win total of the 2026 NFC North.
Chicago sit first at 7-2 (.778, 241 points scored, 184 allowed), Detroit hold second at 6-2 (.750, 222 points scored, 189 allowed), Minnesota occupy third at 6-2 (.750, 146 points scored, 116 allowed) and Green Bay stand fourth at 6-3 (.667, 216 points scored, 191 allowed). Six wins before mid-November leaves the Packers in last place inside their own division!
Tiebreaker math raises the temperature even further today. A Minnesota victory sweeps the season series 2-0 over Green Bay after September's 39-22 win and moves the Vikings to 7-2 (5-1 NFC), whereas a Packers win pulls both teams to seven victories in the win column, splits the head-to-head series 1-1 and vaults Green Bay ahead of Minnesota in total wins (7-3 vs 6-3).
Lambeau Field hosts a high-stakes NFC North rematch between 6-3 Green Bay and 6-2 Minnesota
Good morning and welcome to VAVEL USA's live play-by-play coverage of the Minnesota Vikings visiting the Green Bay Packers in Week 10 of the 2026 NFL season. Kickoff on the natural grass at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin, is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. ET (12:00 p.m. CT local time, 10:00 a.m. PT and 18:00 UTC) live on FOX.
Payback from opening weekend hangs over Titletown.
Back in Week 1 on Sept. 13, Minnesota stunned Green Bay 39-22 to ignite a 6-0 start. Nine weeks later, the Vikings arrive at 6-2 (.750, 3-1 on the road, 4-1 NFC) after dropping back-to-back games, while the Packers enter at 6-3 (.667, 3-1 at Lambeau Field, 4-3 NFC) riding four victories in their past five outings, capped by last Sunday's 45-27 road rout of New England.
Official Week 10 inactives drop 90 minutes before kickoff, followed by live drive-by-drive updates of every touchdown, sack, turnover and NFC North standings swing.
Two months ago on Sept. 13, Minnesota hung 39 points on Green Bay in a 39-22 Week 1 victory, meaning the Vikings hold the tiebreaker edge unless the Packers even the 2026 season series at Lambeau Field today.